Transition Stroud’s Blog
Transition Stroud Director and chartered environmentalist Richard Lupo shares the latest in sustainability for Stroud District.
Bringing you the latest local statistics on everything from emissions to water and waste, sharing tips on how we can help to make our communities greener and happier, and featuring guest posts from activists across Stroud District.
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About Richard
Richard Lupo is a Fellow of the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment, MD of local environmental consultancy SHIFT Environment and author of Happiness by Numbers, which gives a comprehensive set of facts, figures and tips on household environmental improvements and how they contribute to everyone’s long-term happiness.
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Little Pickers Campaign
Transition Stroud is really pleased to be supporting our Director Gill Thomas’ Litter Pickers for Little…
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Stroud environment and wellbeing centre – a vision
Imagine a physical place in the heart of Stroud, where everyone could go to gain impartial…
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Happiness in Stroud
In March this year, the United Nations’ International Day of Happiness was celebrated. As part of…
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Waste statistics – how good are we in Stroud?
In Stroud we have a reputation for being a set of very green residents. Reputation is…
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After the flood
Richard Lupo’s latest blog looks at a plight that’s been around since biblical times and doesn’t…
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Emission impossible?
In his first edition of his new blog, TS director Richard Lupo examines some of the…
Support and Funding
We are grateful to the people and organisations that fund and keep Transition Stroud going. Please consider donating if you want to support our work.
Transition Stroud is also part of the wider supportive Transition Network International – building resilient communities for a sustainable future.
Our thanks to the following organisations for their funding support
