Europe

By imc gent

On Thursday March 13th, a group of international activists
successfully blocked the World Biofuels Market in Brussels.

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Next European PGA meeting (Greece'08) and the green issues

Posted February 10th, 2008 by Anonymous

Categories:

• Europe
• Climate Actions
• Climate Justice

Start: 20 Aug 2008 - 00:24

End: 27 Aug 2008 - 00:24

Timezone: Etc/GMT

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It's On the Road!

Posted January 6th, 2008 by Anonymous

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• News Sources
• Europe
• Solutions

Harnessing That Hot Pavement. By Arthur Max, AP, January 1, 2008. "If you've ever blistered your bare feet on a hot road you know that asphalt absorbs the sun's energy.

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EarthFirst! Lowlands blocks coalplant

Posted December 9th, 2007 by Anonymous

Categories:

• Climate Actions
• Europe
• Climate Actions
• Coal
• Fossil Fuels

PRESS RELEASE

Dutch-Belgian EarthFirst! blockade at E.on coal-fired power plant in Rotterdam

Rotterdam, 8 December

On
Saturday morning a collective of twenty Groenfront (Dutch EarthFirst!)

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Doc Film Fest in Spain about energy and climate. CINESTRAT 08

Posted December 3rd, 2007 by Anonymous

Categories:

• Events
• Europe
• Fossil Fuels

A new documentary competition is born in the south of Europe. We are searching for films about the global warming and the energy crisis in our world. For all video and filmakers who need a dedicated film festival about energy and climate to show their latest films you can submit your docs to our Festival called CINESTRAT. Films about peak oil, global warming, pollution, waste, nature etc are accepted. The regulations and get all info at www.cinestrat.es. Deadline for submissions is febr 29 - 2008. 7000 euro for the best documentary and other interesting awards.

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Carbon Sink crisis: Uptake of CO2 by North Atlantic Ocean slows

Posted October 25th, 2007 by takver

Categories:

• Press Releases
• Europe
• North America
• Science

Further evidence for the decline of the oceans' historical role as an important sink for atmospheric carbon dioxide is supplied by new research by environmental scientists from the University of East Anglia.

Since the industrial revolution, much of the CO2 we have released into the atmosphere has been taken up by the world’s oceans which act as a strong ‘sink’ for the emissions.

This has slowed climate change. Without this uptake, CO2 levels would have risen much faster and the climate would be warming more rapidly.

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Action against biofuels in Amsterdam

Posted October 19th, 2007 by tribalscribal

Categories:

• Breaking News
• Europe
• Climate Actions

Hola gente!
Les mando un link con las fotos de la accion que hicimos ayer para el 12
de octubre:
Neocolonialismo 2007: Biocombustibles, sangre en tu carro
Pusimos una expo con fotos de la soja en Paraguay y la palma en Colombia,
flyers explicativos, samba paramilitar (food for cars, not for people...),
campesinos explotados, algunos stencils... Muy bueno.

[photos here]:
http://www.indymedia.nl/nl/2007/10/47674.shtml

Que lo disfruten!
Abrazo,
Laia

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Call to prepare and organise a climate camp in Germany

Posted September 13th, 2007 by tribalscribal

Categories:

• Climate Actions
• Europe
• Climate Actions

1) The idea
2) How the idea emerged and how where we can go from
here
3) Why organise a climate camp?
4) Communication

1. The Idea

Following the model established by the Camp for
Climate Action in the UK, which was held for the
second time this year, we want to initiate the process
of organising a Climate-Action Camp in Germany in
2008. Just like in the UK we want to create links
between the exchange of knowledge (in workshops),
self-organised living (in the camp) that minimises our
ecological footprint, networking and direct action.

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