Welcome to Rugby Friends of the Earth's website. Please have a look around and check our diary of Events for the latest news of what's on where and when.

This summer Rugby FoE have been campaigning to address the impact that intensive meat and dairy farming have on forests and on the climate. Last year we urged the government to back a strong Renewables Directive.

Next meeting is on Thursday 26th November 2009

The Wave is coming on Sat. 5th December 2009

Our other pages tell you more about who we are and what we do, as well as:

• A taste of our Local Campaigns and other activities
• How to contact us
• When and where we hold our regular meetings, in case you want to come along too
• How else to get involved
• Further information and useful local links

If you have any comments about this site, please email the editor. For all other enquiries please email the co-ordinator.

  > NEWS >

• 18/11/09: Tell the council what you think about the new three bin recycling. It only takes ten minutes.
• 09/09/09: Join The Wave - the country's biggest ever demonstration in support of action on climate change.
• 06/08/09: Practical Action's Stop Climate Injustice campaign aims for the strongest deal in Copenhagen
• 26/06/09: WMRSS Phase3 Revision Options consultation will run from 29th June to 14th August 2009.
• 11/06/09: BT and Aviva want to hear your views on the future of the Rugby Radio Station site
• 11/05/09: Scottish villagers stun developers by demanding extra turbine.
• 10/11/08: CRACIN's video explains the dangers of Coventry's proposed Super-Incinerator burning waste.
• 25/10/08: Rugby FoE urge Govt. to back a strong Renewables Directive, not allow its targets to be weakened.
• 16/10/08: Govt. increases climate target to 80% and Miliband backs incentives for small scale renewable electricity.
• 08/09/08: ITV's "A Rubbish Service" programme shows UK waste is being illegally dumped in India.
• 22/08/08: Rotating public exhibitions of scaled down plans announced for Daventry Windfarm.
• 05/04/08: Rugby FoE urged Prime Minister Gordon Brown to stop ignoring aviation today.

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