Below are contact details for people coordinating Flyering in North, South, East & West London. Please get in touch with the area contacts to find out about any plans, if you’re planning a flyering outing or if you have suggestions on places to flyer at in your area. |
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27 Nov 2008 - 19:00 GB 'How do we get back to climate safety?' 27th November, 7pm at Friends Meeting House, 173 Euston Road, London NW1 2BJ No screaming, no panic, no doom, no gloom. Just a short and simple summary of the latest climate science followed by a discussion of what we're going to do about it. |
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On Thursday 16th October, activists from Action Against Agrofuel disrupted the European Biofuels Expo and Confere,nce 2008, the largest agro fuels expo in Europe. A group of activists disguised as delegates entered the expo hall, climbed the wall and dropped banners on the main entrance, The aim of the protest was to highlight the link between agrofuels expansion and deforestation and world hunger. As well as making exacerbating climate change through rainforest destruction, population displacement and associated human right abuses. |
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Dear all, The Campaign Against Climate Change now has its own Youtube Channel: http://uk.youtube.com/campaigncc At the moment you can see the videos of the speeches from the last public meeting on 6th November 2006. There are also links to speeches of last year demonstration and various videos on climate change. Please circulate the links. Thanks. |
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The NASA Climate Scientist James Hansen and an international team of researchers have very recently completed a paper for the Open Atmospheric Science Journal, concerning an in-depth analysis of Climate history at the Earth's Polar regions, relating it to today's warming conditions. Published on 7th November 2008, the peer-reviewed research paper shows, by careful calculations on proxy data for the very distant past, that we should expect high Climate Sensitivity, the warming signal of the Earth in response to Greenhouse Gas accumulation above ground. |
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Is going to the Copenhagen Summit in December 2009 going to help to build a mass movement that takes non-violent direct action on climate change in the United Kingdom? What are the dangers of spending so much time and energy organising for a summit? What would short-term success at the summit look like? And what would it cost? What projects won't go forward? |
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