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We welcome any submission of relevant News and/or Events to dorsetcan@gmail.com for inclusion in our Newletters, News Articles and Events Listings (maximum word count 250). By registering for any of our online or in person events you agree to be signed up as a member of DorsetCAN, you can unsubscribe at any time.

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Building Community Waste Initiatives - Zoom Event
Apr 3, 2025 at 7:00 pm
Location: Online on Zoom
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How community initiatives have successfully processed materials which are difficult or impossible to reuse or recycle using existing methods.
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Carbon Literacy Training 2025

Location: Online on Zoom
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Dorset Climate Action Network (DCAN) has been awarded funding from the Carbon Literacy Community Pot and is pleased to offer monthly training and accreditation workshops for town and parish councils and community groups in the Dorset area.
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Missed an online Event or need a recap? We record all of our online events, you can find them here or at our YouTube account.
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DCAN Fortnightly Action Meeting - Mondays
at 5:00 pm
Location: Zoom - Online Meeting
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Fortnightly Open Meeting - Mondays, where all our Team Coordinators come together to discuss and plan our projects and prioritise tasks. Guests and members are very welcome to join us.
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Solar roofs in Bridport benefit from discounts from bulk purchase
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Following on from our series of Food Resilience meetings in 2024 Co-Organised with Help and Kindness, on January 27th a further meeting was held which invited those already working with food, as well as parish, town and county councillors to gather to see how we could support each other to create a local, sustainable, healthy, fair and affordable food system throughout the county.
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A recent search of statistics sourced from recognised scientific bodies paints a sobering picture of the near future both globally and in the UK.
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On September 16th, a junior minister ignored advice from the Department for Culture, Media, and Sport and Historic England, approved a 202,000-tonne-per-year waste incinerator in the heart of Dorset's UNESCO-designated Jurassic Coast at Portland.
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An Informed discussion took place exchanging some great ideas for actions and strategies. We had three prominent speakers who came and shared their ideas and projects with attendees
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