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Transition Network News – December 2016

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Great to join #schoolstrike4climate in #macclesfield today; great posters and some wonderful #climate conversations!

Fascinating program on BBC radio 4. Find it on ‘Sounds’ or here https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000dxr8 #climateemergency #plasticpollution #recycling #wilmslow

This week I am lactofermenting Jerusalem Artichokes in brine. Fermented foods bolster our bodies immune system. Jerusalem Artichokes contain lots of inulin an amazing prebiotic with many health benefits. Knowing what your food is and what you are putting in your body is paramount to good health. Less packaging, less chemicals, less unaccountability in the food chain. #wilmslow #fermented #foodie #healthyfood #nutrition #flavours #traditionalfood

Come and plant trees. Fight climate change and clean our air. Really important so near Manchester Airport. February 18th. Sign up here. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/community-tree-planting-with-the-national-trust-and-transition-wilmslow-tickets-92050522591?utm_term=eventurl_text #wilmslow #treeplanting #climateemergency #nationaltrust

Sauerkraut made a couple of weeks ago. Cabbage salt and a few juniper berries. This fermented food is not only pre and probiotic but preserves all its vitamin C and creates a wealth B vitamins too. That is why Captain Cook took literally tons of it in barrels on his boats. It kept his sailors from getting scurvy. It is cheap, homemade, long lasting, and super healthy.

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