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Portsmouth Environmental Forum

Last updated: 16 October 2009 15:43

Would you like to get involved in environmental issues?

Then join the Portsmouth Environmental Forum, an independent group which makes sure decision-makers take green isssues into account.

The forum meets up to eight times a year to receive presentations from key organisations and to visit sites of major developments.   Its wide-ranging membership provides great scope for learning and information sharing about environmental issues that affect the city.

Work Programme 2009-10
Issues to be considered:

• Tidiness in the city.
• Geothermal energy.
• Plans for Farlington Marshes.
• Environmental research projects carried out by the University of Portsmouth.
• Pans for the commercial port.
• Fishing and dredging in the Solent, Portsmouth and Langstone Harbours.
• The proposed reservoir at Havant Thicket.

Possible visits by the forum:

• Waste Water Treatment Works at Budds Farm, Havant.
• The Incinerator, Portsmouth.
• Water Treatment Works at Farlington.
• Eastney Pumping Station.
• The Heritage Area, The Dockyard.

Democratic & Community Engagement, Floor 3, Core 2-3, Civic Offices, Guildhall Square, Portsmouth, PO1 2AL