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Colin Cafferty: Environmental Sustainability in Hackney

    © 2012 Colin Cafferty

    Hackney has the largest expanse of green space (815 acres) within inner city London but can we take this as a symbol for how green the borough is in general? Hackney, just one of 32 boroughs in London, offers a valuable snapshot of urban sustainability at a more local level. This exhibition looks at actions being taken by local stakeholders to make Hackney more sustainable for today and into the future.

    Colin Cafferty is an emerging environmental photographer interested in engaging the public on energy, sustainability and environmental issues. He has lived in Hackney for the last 9 years. In 2012, he graduated with an MSc degree in Climate Change Management from the University of London and set up a website with the aim of inspiring action on climate change through photography. He also blogs regularly for the Sustainable Cities Collective.

    Runs 5-23 February 2013
    Private View February 8th, 6-7.30pm

    Hackney Museum
    Ground Floor, Technology And Learning Centre
    1 Reading Lane
    London E8 1GQ
    Overground: Hackney Central; Buses: 30, 38, 48, 55, 106, 242