Climate Camp Update
Apparently the Staines railway station meet up was a bit of a rouse, although a mini bus service will be provided since so many people now think that this is near to the site. However the easiest way to get to the actual site, which is north not south of Heathrow is to follow one of the instructions bellow.
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We now need lots of people to come down and get everything set up.
We are on Sipson Lane, between the villages of Sipson and Harlington, North of Heathrow.
By public transport:
Train from Paddington to 'Hayes and Harlington' station.
From there bus 90, 140 or H98 heading South. Get off at the corner of Harlington High Street and walk West along Sipson Lane about 600 metres.
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About a 2 mile walk - south into Harlington village then as above.
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Go one station further on to West Drayton and take the 222 bus to the Western (Sipson) end of Sipson Lane. (i`m going for this option as it basically involved getting on the 222 and asking for sipson lane...even i can manage that!)
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posted by Calvin Jones @ 9:48 PM
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You realise, that the largest "green house gas" is natrual water. Infact if we stopped producing all pollution tomorrow it would only reduce the green house gas production of the world by 0.00001% The global warming effect is Not only natural but it happens every few hundred years - For example In roman times they had no cars, less fires, alot less factorys, and still had a higher greenhouse gas emition. You are being lied to by verious authoritys. Global warming is happerning but it is not man made.
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