Comments for Stretton Climate Care http://www.strettonclimatecare.org.uk Think Globally, Act Locally Wed, 10 Mar 2010 18:10:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on Cooks the Same, uses 20% of the Energy by Rob http://www.strettonclimatecare.org.uk/energy-saving-tips/cooks-the-same-uses-20-of-the-energy/#comment-2380 Rob Mon, 01 Mar 2010 15:38:08 +0000 http://www.strettonclimatecare.org.uk/?p=1408#comment-2380 What a fantastic way to be energy efficent while cooking. Amazing how nowadays many things that we re invented in the past are standing out today even though the world of technology have developed so much. Im impressed by this post since if a person cooks as example, a stew for about 3 to 4 hours it can cost around 1-2 pounds just in gas. Well this revolutionary pan can save up to 80 per cent of energy. This simply means that while you're spending 2 pounds on a 3 to 4 hour cooking session you could have saved around £1.60!!! What a fantastic way to be energy efficent while cooking. Amazing how nowadays many things that we re invented in the past are standing out today even though the world of technology have developed so much. Im impressed by this post since if a person cooks as example, a stew for about 3 to 4 hours it can cost around 1-2 pounds just in gas. Well this revolutionary pan can save up to 80 per cent of energy. This simply means that while you’re spending 2 pounds on a 3 to 4 hour cooking session you could have saved around £1.60!!!

]]> Comment on The 2nd Annual Duck Race by Sue http://www.strettonclimatecare.org.uk/events/the-duck-race/#comment-2272 Sue Sat, 30 Jan 2010 23:09:48 +0000 http://www.strettonclimatecare.org.uk/v2/?p=118#comment-2272 Hi - looking forward to the 3rd Duck Race - but is it for anyone to enter or only local companies? I am coming with some friends that weekend, it would be fun to join in but sounds like that would not be possible? Please advise! <em>You and your friends will be welcome and can of course enter a duck or as many as you like - it's only the races that are sponsored. Each race has fifty entrants and we manage to get about eight in before everyone's too exhausted to go on - Ed Hi - looking forward to the 3rd Duck Race - but is it for anyone to enter or only local companies? I am coming with some friends that weekend, it would be fun to join in but sounds like that would not be possible?

Please advise!
You and your friends will be welcome and can of course enter a duck or as many as you like - it’s only the races that are sponsored. Each race has fifty entrants and we manage to get about eight in before everyone’s too exhausted to go on - Ed

]]> Comment on What the Failure in Copenhagen means to the Kiribati by Richard P http://www.strettonclimatecare.org.uk/climate-change/what-copenhagen-means-to-kiribati/#comment-2259 Richard P Wed, 27 Jan 2010 11:27:12 +0000 http://www.strettonclimatecare.org.uk/?p=1403#comment-2259 Being realistic, the future climate of the world is not going to be determined by what we do or do not emit, it will be determined by others. In just the same way that, I guess, most folks in the UK do not feel that their lifestyles are related historically to the consequences now being felt by Bangladesh, the Maldives and Tuvalu, then the future big polluters will not lose sleep as our island begins to experience black-outs, fuel and food shortages, overcrowding and natural disasters. Being realistic, the future climate of the world is not going to be determined by what we do or do not emit, it will be determined by others. In just the same way that, I guess, most folks in the UK do not feel that their lifestyles are related historically to the consequences now being felt by Bangladesh, the Maldives and Tuvalu, then the future big polluters will not lose sleep as our island begins to experience black-outs, fuel and food shortages, overcrowding and natural disasters.

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