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Friday, 19 October 2007

morgans_pt.gifGreenrock cautious on Jumierah move

In The Royal Gazette (October 8, 2007)

by Sam Stangeways

An environmental group has given a cautious welcome to the news that a luxury hotel planned for Southlands may now be built at Morgan's Point.


Former Premier Alex Scott revealed last month that the owners of Southlands were in talks with Government about a land swap which would see them hand over their 37-acre site in Warwick in exchange for land on the deserted Morgan's Point peninsula in Southampton.

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Friday, 19 October 2007

Environmentalists: Govt. must end its doublespeak

From The Royal Gazette (October 6, 2007)


by Amanda Dale


Environmental campaigners say refusal of planning permission for a wind turbine at a Grade Two-listed house is an example of "double speak" by Government.


Greenrock
and the Bermuda Environmental and Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) both criticised the Department of the Environment yesterday for lack of consistency in policy.


They said the refusal of an appeal for the micro-wind turbine due to its "visual impact" was at odds with a decision earlier this year to delist the Grade One-listed building, the 'Queen of the East', leaving the 18th century building vulnerable to development.

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Tuesday, 04 September 2007
Welcome for winds of change sweeping Belco

From The Royal Gazette

By Amanda Dale

Campaigners for sustainable development have welcomed a trial by Belco into domestic wind and solar power but say they should be included in the process.

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Wednesday, 11 July 2007
gas.jpgWake up and stop reliance on oil

From The Royal Gazette

By Amanda Dale

Environmental campaigners say Government needs to “wake up” over the Island’s reliance on oil imports.

With inflation at a 16-year-high, Government has singled out soaring global oil costs, but environmentalists say Ministers are not doing enough to action alternative energy sources.
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Wednesday, 11 July 2007
Renewed drive for Baselands clean-up

From The Royal Gazette

By Tim Smith

Green campaigners are echoing calls for Bermuda’s Baselands to be cleaned up to release land for development.
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Thursday, 21 June 2007
greenrock.org Greenrock: Giving environmentalism a funkier edge

From Bermuda's
The Royal Gazette


By Jessie Moniz

Musicians weren't the only performers wowing the public at the recent Greenrock concert held at the Arboretum, there was also environmentally friendly electric scooters, biodegradable cutlery and bio-diesel fuel, among other things.
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Thursday, 21 June 2007

Heather Nova and Freinds Music Festival celebrated in The Royal Gazette. 

 

Island’s first 'green' concert is hailed a red-hot success

Published: June 12. 2007 09:07AM
By Tim Smith


Bermuda's first 'green' concert has been hailed a success after top international acts laid on performances for more than 1,000 guests.

Entertainer and environmental campaigner Heather Nova was the star act at the Greenrock festival at the Arboretum, Devonshire, on Saturday.

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Thursday, 21 June 2007

Heather Nova and Freinds Music Festival celebrated in the Bermuda Sun.

Nova wows crowd at Greenrock concert

Published: 6/13/2007 10:35:00 AM

By Sirkka Huish


Islanders were keen to be green at Bermuda's first environmentally friendly music festival.

International and local performers took to the stage to help "green up" Bermuda's residents at the Arboretum in Devonshire on Saturday.


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Tuesday, 12 June 2007

Heather Nova and Friends - Festival of Music


Press Release
For Immediate Release

 
To:  All Local Media
From:  Greenrock
Location:  Fairmont Hamilton Princess – 7th Flr Boardroom
Re:  Heather Nova and Friends – Festival of Music


Heather Nova has collaborated with Greenrock to create a unique and entertaining
FREE summer concert in the Arboretum in Devonshire with musical line-up of
accomplished local and international artists.  The list of musicians who have agreed to
perform:
 
Heather Nova – Bermudian, International Recording Star
Geoffrey Oryema – Ugandan, International Recording Star
Fiona Pears – New Zealander, International Recording Star
Olybhosh – Chewstick Band – Bermudian Group
Joy Barnum – Bermudian,
ATB – German, International Recording Star
 
Samples of songs for each of the artists will be available on our website starting on May 18th
 
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Thursday, 12 April 2007
Photo:Chris BurvilleBe Recycling Savvy
By Amanda Dale

It's a dirty job but someone's got to do it.

However, handling baby diapers and rotting lobsters was not something employees at Bermuda's Recycling Centre expected when they started their shifts at the new facility last week.
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Thursday, 12 April 2007
PHOTO BY Tamell Simons New recycling plant ,Premier Ewart Brown opening new recycling plant. New Recycling Plant Opens

By Amanda Dale

TAG - that is the message for Bermuda as the country enters a new era of environmental care and responsibility. TAG stands for Tin, Aluminium and Glass and residents are being urged to TAG their waste following the official opening of the Island’s Recycling Centre.

Premier Dr. Ewart Brown yesterday opened the $8.35 million plant at Bailey’s Bay Quarry.

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