Upcoming Events

Wandsworth resident, Susannah Fisher, talks about her new book on adapting to climate change - Sink or Swim: How the world needs to adapt to a changing climate

Balham Library, 16 Ramsden Road, SW12 8QY
16 February, 7pm to 8.30pm

Should we move away from low-lying coastal areas? 
What role should the military play?
How do we manage conflict over water?

CHANGE OF DATE/TIME 
As we’ve got a number of evening meetings next week, we’re moving our usual XR Wandsworth  Planning Meeting to WEDNESDAY 18th  FEBRUARY at 8.00.

 
This will be a short meeting, allowing those attending the online Wild Wandsworth briefing at 7.00 to join us. It will be our last organising session for our ACTION ON 4th MARCH, so hope to see you on Zoom on Wednesday. 
 

Heatwaves | Extreme cold | Flooding | Food shortages

IT’S AN EMERGENCY!

Wandsworth Council must plan for climate emergency events NOW. We are asking the Council to screen the National Emergency Briefing for all councillors plus leaders from business, education, culture, faith, sport and media.

Our next book will be Polar War — Trump, Greenland and the rising risk of conflict in the Arctic by Kenneth R Rosen. 

A talk on why local renewable energy is the best hope we have for taking control of our bills, disarming the fossil fuel industry and delivering climate justice, by Howard Johns, founder of POP Energy. 

POP energy is developing a new edge based energy company - that is, a company focused on where power is used, like in your home. Its aim is to turn all of our homes into flexible power stations using solar, batteries and heat pumps.