Low carbon villages
LCV project video
What is a Low Carbon Village?
Turn on the TV or pick up a newspaper, and you can hardly escape alarms about spiralling energy bills and stories of how climate change is already having an impact on our lives. But understanding what positive actions you can make in your day-to-day life, and being motivated to actually take them, is trickier.
In the Low Carbon Villages (LCV) project, along with former energy partner npower who provided £60.0,000 of funding, the National Trust worked with two Trust owned villages (Coleshill in Oxfordshire, and Cambo on our estate at Wallington, Northumberland), to tackle the disillusionment and helplessness that many people feel about climate change. Through a process of engagement over a three-year period, LCV aimed to develop positive and practical solutions that could set villagers on a journey to low-carbon living.
Source:http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk
In the Low Carbon Villages (LCV) project, along with former energy partner npower who provided £60.0,000 of funding, the National Trust worked with two Trust owned villages (Coleshill in Oxfordshire, and Cambo on our estate at Wallington, Northumberland), to tackle the disillusionment and helplessness that many people feel about climate change. Through a process of engagement over a three-year period, LCV aimed to develop positive and practical solutions that could set villagers on a journey to low-carbon living.
Source:http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk
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