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17 April 2024

Enfield Council and the North London Waste Authority are conducting a survey to find out what residents think about single-use plastics and switching to reusable alternatives. In London, plastic accounts for 9% of household waste by weight. 70% of which is plastic packaging, and the majority is...

10 April 2024

Quentin Given from Tottenham & Wood Green Friends of the Earth reports on this week's Enfield & Haringey Assembly Member Climate Hustings - preceded by an extract from the recording of this week's online meeting of Enfield Climate Action Forum in which EnCAF members discuss the hustings....

19 March 2024

The final stop on the Southgate Launches itinerary on Saturday 9th March, after admiring Dan Maier's window artwork at the library and the two new parklets on Ashfield Parade , was the Southgate Club on Chase Side, where visitors were able to meet the designers who will be creating the Portrait of...

19 March 2024

Help a remarkable community institution with an environmental mission take advantage of match funding from the Aviva Community Fund. The deadline for having your donation doubled is 11am on 26th March. {vimeo}911698635{/vimeo} The Wolves Lane Centre, located at the southern, Wood Green, end of...

28 February 2024

Pippa Rowlandson from the River Lee Floating Pennywort Project invites readers to join her clearing a nuisance weed from the Lee. The Angling Trust and British Canoeing are working in partnership to manage Floating Pennywort on the River Lee Navigation. We run regular volunteering events on the...

13 February 2024

"Two concerned schoolgirls" with a Palmers Green connection are behind a petition calling on supermarkets to stop packaging fruit and vegetables in single-use plastic. Stop using plastic packaging in all fruit and vegetables sold in UK supermarkets Started by Katie Lewis UK supermarkets must stop...

 

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Interested in environmentally sustainable fashion?

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Enfield Climate Action Forum members are looking to set up an 'Eco Fashion' working group to research ways of reducing the impact of the clothes we buy on climate change and other environmental issues. To find out more you can join a webinar (online meeting) at 7pm on Wednesday 20th March.

The video clip above is an extract from EnCAF's February meeting, held online, in which EnCAF member Yasemin Brett highlights some of the issues around clothing and the environment.

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An Eco Fashion Group

Some members of Encaf would like to start an eco-fashion group to encourage sustainability in the fashion industry and in our use of fashion. We will be running a webinar for those interested in this on Wednesday, March 20th at 7.00 pm. You can register for this below.

The fashion industry is responsible for 8-10% of global emissions - and British shoppers buy more clothes than any others in Europe.

Now, some UK brands are being investigated over claims about the sustainability of their fashion lines.

What can you do to reduce your wardrobe's impact on the planet?

Register to join the webinar

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