sustainable transport

25 keen Students for Environmental Action members will be undertaking a
'Cycle for Sustainability' this Easter!

We're leaving Dunedin on Friday morning, taking the train to Middlemarch,
then covering 150kms on our bikes to arrive in Clyde in time for a Food
and Wine festival on Easter Sunday. We are camping each night, cooking
our mainly local or organic food together and hoping it'll be warm enough
for some river swims.

Along the way we'll be showing support for sustainable transport and giving out
'Be the Change' campaign material

Venue: St Johns in the City Church, cnr Willis and Dixon Streets, Wellington

Please Attend - This Is Extremely Important

Transit have begun consultation on the Ngauranga to Airport Transport
Strategy - and this could see more tunnels, more roads and more flyovers
being built through the heart of our city. The result will be more CO2,
more dependence on oil, and a worse quality of life for Wellington residents.

But there's still time to change the plan. Already there's a strong push
to make the city more pedestrian and cyclist friendly, and to invest in

Wellington City Council recently made a commitment to carbon neutrality. But the newly-released plan for revamping east-west transport in Wellington - the Ngauranga to Airport Strategic Transport Study - suggests "solving" Wellington's transport problems by spending massive amounts of money on building new roads and road tunnels.