Good time management suggests we focus on Important but Not Urgent tasks. You probably couldn’t get a better description of Climate Change. When it becomes Important and Urgent you have ...Read More
It only costs about £150 to offset the carbon for a typical small cricket club – less than a cricket bat! So what are people waiting for? Match funding means that whatever your club pays, someb...Read More
It’s exactly two weeks since we contacted all forty two league secretaries in England & Wales Leagues via Play Cricket asking they send us an email so we could send them information about our Ca...Read More
There are 700 amateur cricket clubs in Essex. At an average cost of £100, we could create the world’s first Carbon Balanced amateur cricket community for £70,000! This sounds a lot, but it’s...Read More
Great to see Reece Topley back in form for England this week after so many trials and tribulations in recent years. Reece and Eight Ash Green CC go back a long way and the club is eternally grateful t...Read More
To support our grassroots Carbon Centurions project, we’ve launched a dedicated social media platforms on Facebook and Instagram . Just click the links above or on our home page to join in the c...Read More
We’ve recreated the cricket scoreboards of old to provide feedback on our Carbon Centurions project. It provides a daily update of number of people who register, clubs who commit and ultimately ...Read More
We’re delighted to have Sam Docherty join us as Project Intern for our Carbon Centurions project. Sam joins a long line of interns from nearby University of East Anglia (UEA). He is in his secon...Read More
Carbon Centurions is the first project coming out of Covid and builds on our share our experience in amateur cricket in wider communities. Our aim to help 100 Cricket Clubs become Carbon Balanced in 1...Read More
Our Carbon Centurions project aims to help 100 amateur cricket clubs become carbon neutral in 100 days. Running between the 22nd of March and the 30th of June we’re using all our experience and ...Read More
Neutral Territory is delighted to renew its long association with the University of East Anglia (UEA) for our next set of our adventures. We have some exciting work ready to launch in March and need b...Read More
The Measure – Reduce – Model has switched to Measure – Balance – Reduce to offer and deliver positive action. This means the Positive Deviance (PD) 4D process has more to contribute at t...Read More
Is it possible for a small organisation to become carbon neutral by 20.30 in the evening, rather than 2030 in the future? Yes it is. And that’s why we’re sharing our simple MBR model with ...Read More
For over a decade, the Neutral Territory mantra had been MRB i.e. Measure, Reduce, then Balance carbon emissions. Balance and Reducing seem to be changing order for a number of reasons. Which comes fi...Read More
Useful presentation yesterday by Phil Horton, Sustainability Manager at the Royal Yachting Association (RYA) as past of the BASIS webinar programme. Comprehensive and thorough, they have a LOT t...Read More
It’s no surprise that the importance of small and medium business in the fight against climate change has only recently been realised. Despite accounting for 99.9% of the business populati...Read More
We’ve dug out out original Carbon Balancing certificate from a decade ago and added it to our Claydon Court reception along with more recent World Land Trust versions. This initiative saw 20 tre...Read More
Fascinating item on Women’s Hour last week. The primary focus was on how religion was acting to tackle climate change. Two people were interviewed from CoE and Muslim backgrounds. Difficult to t...Read More
Interesting webinar from British Association for Sustainable Support (BASIS) today which is shortly launching a sustainable certification programme. It seems most relevant to larger sporting organisat...Read More
Claydon Court has been carbon neutral for over a decade, so it was surprising to be asked by a tenant recently what ‘Carbon Balanced’ means. It’s a term that’s used differently and often...Read More
