Message from Marc, editor of Manchester Climate Fortnightly.

We're doing an essay contest.

Climate Change: What do we do next?

Short essay competition.

"What are the current problems/future opportunities for climate campaigners in Greater Manchester?"

First Prize- £30

Runners Up- to be confirmed

Deadline Sunday 1^st February 5pm

entries to editor@...

Winner announced on Tuesday February 10^th at the "Climate Change: Global and Local" meeting

hosted by Manchester Climate Forum. Friends Meeting House, 6 Mount St

Terms and conditions

• Entries in English only.

• Entries via email only.
  Word limit 600 words. Our judge(s) will stop reading at that point.

• Nothing libellous

• Nothing that advocates violence against individuals.

• All your own work please.

• The winning entry and other entries will be published in a booklet available for a cost calculated at the production costs. They will also be posted on the Manchester Climate Forum website (www.manchesterclimateforum.org.uk).

• Except for this, copyright remains with authors. (it does anyway)

• Winners and other entrants can choose to remain anonymous if they wish.

• No details will be handed to any third parties.

With your entry:

Name:

Email address:

Phone number as back up:

If entry won the competition/was selected for the booklet, would you want your name published alongside it?

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Manchester Climate Forum- a 'clean space' for discussion and planning, where all groups get equal time.
www.manchesterclimateforum.org.uk

Tuesday February 10th 2009- Climate Change: Global and Local.  With reports from the Poznan climate negotiations and also Greater Manchester developments.
www.manchesterclimateforum.org.uk/feb10th.html

A book of articles about Manchester and Climate Change- "Only Planet,"
www.onlyplanet.info

for up-to-date climate news with a Manchester focus- www.manchesterclimatefortnightly.info