Comment UK September 2010

100px|left	"...beware the rise of the geekocracy. If the application developers and data mashers become the favoured voices, a host of citizens could be left behind, unable to contribute to a discourse in a language they don’t speak." Julian Dobson, September 30 Living with rats, September 30 topic, topic
	Time to talk about legal, September 29Online Journalism Blog, September 29th 2010 topic, topic
	Big Society: Inspiring Ourselves, Tessy, September 24 thrivingtoo, September 24, 2010 
Big Society – making a market for community organisers and neighbourhood groups, william perrin, September 23 talkaboutlocal.org.uk, September 23rd, 2010 
"...every part of our society must think about its resilience." Rt Hon Caroline Spelman MP, 16 September defra.gov.uk, 16 September 2010 "There are 18,000 charities in England and Wales alone which exist to help and protect the environment – the vast majority of which are volunteer-based organisations operating locally. We want to do everything we can to encourage them to include adaptation in their work – raising awareness about the use of semi-permeable membranes rather than paving to clearing up potential green spaces to help absorb excess rainfall and cool our towns." topic
	CBI calls for state help on climate data, the information is not in a format accessible to non-specialists, 13 September independent.co.uk, 13 September 2010 topic
	An open letter to Nat Wei about Big Society, Julian Dobson, September 13 livingwithrats, September 13, 2010 
Communities Are Much More Than Localities, Hilary Burrage, September 9th, 2010 hilaryburrage.com, September 9th, 2010 topic
	Openness urged on UK's emissions, Robert Watson, The UK government's chief environment scientist, 3 September 2010 bbc.co.uk, 3 September 2010 "At face value UK emissions look like they have decreased 15% or 16% since 1990. But if you take in carbon embedded in our imports, our emissions have gone up about 12%. We've got to be more open about this." topic
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