Low Carbon Oxford North (LCON) is a group of local residents offering practical advice to help people in North Oxford shrink their carbon footprint. We are now at an exciting stage and are starting to work on six different carbon cutting activities including developing a community renewable energy scheme to install solar panels on large roofs in North Oxford.
Visit our website at www.lcon.org.uk/ where you’ll find more information and you’ll be able to join our mailing list.
Visit the Low Carbon Oxford North website here www.lcon.org.uk/
Carbon busting is easy and fun. Firsty we help you calculate your carbon footprint. Then we offer advice on how you can cut your carbon consumption over a year. You're free to decide what steps to take - there's no guilt-tripping or difficult maths involved.
Groups have been formed to work in areas including food, transport, electricity generation, and Carbon Conversations. LCON have had two successful public meetings, indicating the high level of interest in the community. They are looking at all the areas below:
- Food and food waste
- Transport
- Renewable energy generation
- Buying goods and services
Visit Low Carbon Oxford North's website, or the events page on the CAG website for details of future meetings.
Carbon Conversations
Carbon Conversations is an inspiring, practical 6-session course on low-carbon living:
- based on the psychology of change
- emotionally engaging
- technically rigorous
- up to date, attractive handbook, games and materials
LCON has already held a coupld of successful course of Carbon Conversations. The next one is due to start in May. The course is being facilitated by Tim Nicholson and Amanda Stibrany and costs participants £20 for the course.
- If you'd like to express your interest in taking part in a future course, please contact Tim This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
- as soon as possible
For Further Information:
Contact Low Carbon Oxford North or visit their website and sign up to their newsletter www.lcon.org.uk