Andrew K Fletcher

Positive News Release 13/02/12   Media Invitation The FREdome Visionary Trust is convening a second All Party Parliamentary Meeting at the Houses of Parliament on the 7 th of March 2012 at 4pm, in the Jubilee Room, House of Commons, Palace of Westminster, LONDON SW1A 0AA UK, on the economic and environmental merits of Operation OASIS. Contact: Greg Peachey to reserve your seat with CEO's and business leaders from Leading Companies and hear what they have to say about our plan to lead us... Read Full Story

Chicken manure to power 90000 homes - YouTube http://www.instablogs.com/ The world's largest biomass power plant running exclusively on chicken manure has opened in the Netherlands, which will deliver renewable electricity to 90,000 households. The project will give a major boost to green energy within the country. Chicken manure to power 90000 homes Many European countries, including the Netherlands, suffer under an excess of different types of animal manure that pollute the environment. The... Read Full Story

Operation OASIS Winner of Herts Green Communications Prize October 27, 2011 tags: carbon cycling , FREdome Visionary Trust , Herts Green Awards , Operation Oasis by FREdome Visionary Trust Great news. Our carbon cycling project Operation OASIS has won the 2011 Herts Green Award for a communications project.  Our founder Greg Peachey accepted the award on behalf of the FREdome volunteer team at the ceremony at the Hertfordshire Green Exhibition, Knebworth Barns on October 25th... Read Full Story

One small step for man, one giant leap for Mankind! {youtube}aT8UH5mgQN8{/youtube}Part 1 {youtube}3oFrN_vzQk8{/youtube}Part 2 {youtube}WXoM25Ha0Mc{/youtube}Part 3     FADE Africa partners with Operation OASIS On Wednesday 25th May 2011 at the invitation of "Desert Warrior" Dr Newton Jibunoh, members of Operation OASIS met with members of Fight Against Desert Encroachment (FADE) Africa in Chelsea Crescent, London. In attendance were Dr Newton Jibunoh, Ladan Duale, Akin... Read Full Story

{google}-446742053199454516&hl;=en{/google} Invaders From the Sea A BBC Worldwide-IMO Production Invaders From the Sea" gives a unique insight into an important environmental issue: the transfer of harmful organisms in ships' ballast water. Filmed by the internationally renowned BBC Wildvision, this amazing story looks at how this phenomenon is affecting our coasts and millions of lives around the world and the measures taken by the global community to fight against these alien stowaways... Read Full Story

FREdome visionary TRUST            supporting:                                                                                                                     Operation oasis The FREdome Visionary Trust CIC    Unit 303B   The Wenta Business Centre Colne Way   Watford   WD24   7ND United Kingdom Phone: 01727 823450 Press Release Contact: Anna Zachariassen Phone: 07949 924303 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 22 2011 THE FUTURE OF MANKIND LIES BENEATH OUR FEET – CAMPAIGN TO RAISE AWARENESS... Read Full Story

Radical overhaul of farming could be 'game-changer' for global food security Public release date: 21-Aug-2011 [ Print | E-mail | Share ] Contact: Michelle Geis mgeis@burnesscommunications.com 301-280-5712 Burness Communications James Clarke j.clarke@cgiar.org +94-11-77-336-9533 Joanna Kane-Potaka j.kane-potaka@cgiar.org +94-777-592-908 Radical overhaul of farming could be 'game-changer' for global food security New practices could enhance rather than degrade the world's... Read Full Story

Two poems written for OASIS by R.J. Appleby I live in Africa where I pray for the rain My prayers and my dreams are always the same MY belly is swollen and my family are dead The pain is unbearable until I get fed I hope I survive and have a family of my own and we can eat fresh food from seeds we have sown I will suffer the pain until my dream comes true and one day it will because of people like you     Author R.J. APPLEBY   A VIEW FROM THE PROM The view from the... Read Full Story

Consume and dump is practised by all life on Earth.   The only difference with ourselves and other animals is that we frequently consume produce from the soil and return our waste to the ocean either directly or via streams and rivers, and no matter how we try to fool ourselves with elaborate water treatment processes, we simply cannot disguise the fact that our bodily waste and the water we waste in our homes should be returned back to the soil. Current treatment processes involve either... Read Full Story

U.N Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon We are running out of time! | | | Davos, Switzerland, 28 January 2011 - Secretary-General's remarks to the World Economic Forum Session on Redefining Sustainable Development For most of the last century, economic growth was fuelled by what seemed to be a certain truth: the abundance of natural resources. We mined our way to growth. We burned our way to prosperity. We believed in consumption without consequences. Those days are gone. In the 21st century... Read Full Story