Month of June, 2009

We are now developing a new 'Fantastic' exhibition vehicle based upon the hugely sucessful Light Fantastic that has been touring events across the Midlands since May 2008.

We have so far reached over 40,000 visitors and accumulated CO2 and financial savings for the communities by giving away Low energy bulbs and Powerdowns, kindly donated by Eon.

Get in touch to find out more
Wendy 01743 246007
or
Sarah@mea.org.uk

Light Fanatstic will be at the event

Light Fantastic will be at the event

Light Fantastic will be at the event

Hurst Green Park
Light Fantastic will be at the event

Light Fantastic will be at the event

Light Fantastic will be at the event

Shrewsbury based charity, Marches Energy Agency are currently celebrating the success of a series of exciting projects in the UK and Africa.
 
The communication and education team in Carbon Forum have been overwhelmed with the positive responses they’ve received for their Climate Change Exhibition in the National Museum of Uganda, which launched earlier this week.
 

Light Fantastic will be at the Carnival - Star land, Great Wyrley, Staffs

Light Fantastic will be at St John's school Essington

Light Fantastic will be at the show with the Environment Agency on the Friday & Sunday

Light Fantastic

We've spent the last four months developing a Climate Change exhibition for the Uganda Museum in Kampala. It consists of seven zones with posters and display cabinets including a model of two future climate change scenarios - one with no action on climate change and the other with a combination of adaptation and mitigation responses.

The Zones:

Zone 1 Climate change science
Zone 2 Climate change and the home
Zone 3 Transport and climate change

"It's not bad to own things that you genuinely like. Things that you cherish, that enhance your existence in the world. The rest is dross."

"Do not 'economize'. Please. That is not the point. The economy is clearly insane. Even its champions are terrified by it now. It’s melting the North Pole. So 'economization' is not your friend. Cheapness can be valueless. Voluntary simplicity is, furthermore, boring. Less can become too much work."

Bruce Sterling, Science Fiction Writer