Climate Actions
U.S.: Indigenous Representatives Protest Plans for Coal-Fired Power Plant on Navajo Lands
Posted April 26th, 2008 by AnonymousCategories:
The Indigenous Environmental Network and members of its Native grassroots
delegation attending the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in New York
City held a protest/rally on the morning of Friday, April 25th, in front of the
offices of Sithe Global Power, LLC to protest the company's plans to build a
coal-fired power plant on the Navajo Reservation.
Mountain Justice Summer Camp - May 17 - 23
Posted April 25th, 2008 by AnonymousCategories:
Mountain Justice Summer Camp
May 17 - 23
Harlan County, Kentucky
Our 2008 Mountain Justice Summer camp will be at the base of beautiful
Pine Mountain, with an old-growth forest and incredible hiking just
above the camp - plus live mountain music, great food, films, workshops
on coal mining and Appalachian culture, skills training, and plenty of
time for fun and relaxing.
Best of all, the camp is extremely low-cost, only $20 plus $10 per
night. There are
cabins with bunk beds, plus tent spaces, a beautiful
Philippines: Greenpeace coal action
Posted April 18th, 2008 by tribalscribalCategories:
Activists dump coal to oppose approval of dirty
Iloilo power plant
U.S.: E-Day campus activity
Posted April 18th, 2008 by tribalscribalCategories:
We know that every day is Earth Day for you amazing youth climate activists, but
some of our wonderful Energy Action Coalition partners have some extra special tools
to help you celebrate.
National Wildlife Federation's Campus Chill Out
Tonight, April 16th at 7 pm EST you're invited to host a live broadcast featuring
positive, practical solutions to global warming being implemented by higher
education campuses around the country.
* Meet award-winning students and staff who are creating solutions
* Be a part of the conversation with the experts
U.S.: Make a Call for the Climate this Earth Day
Posted April 18th, 2008 by tribalscribalCategories:
Earth Day is fast approaching, and we wanted to share
with you a couple of important events planned for the 22nd.
The Earth Day Network is organizing a "Call for Climate"
campaign on April 22nd. They are aiming to generate hundreds of thousands of
calls to the Capitol that day.
UK Protests call for Biofuel Targets to be Scrapped
Posted April 16th, 2008 by tribalscribalCategories:
UK Protests call for Biofuel Targets to be
Scrapped
16 April 2008 joint press release by Biofuelwatch and Global
Forest Coalition
Fantastic Fossil Fools Day!
Posted April 10th, 2008 by tribalscribalCategories:
First of all, a massive congratulations to everyone who took part in
fossil foolery of all kinds. We should all be really proud of the amazing
actions we took.
But let’s not stop now. Let’s build on the contacts we’ve made with these
actions, strengthen our connections across the world and get involved
wherever we live. On the cusp of runaway climate change, every day needs
to be a day of action, and there are a thousand ways to subvert the fossil
fuel economy wherever you are.
And coming up:
Feet to the Fire
Posted April 4th, 2008 by AnonymousCategories:
WESLEYAN’S CENTER FOR THE ARTS PRESENTS THE
Feet to the Fire Festival
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An Eco-Arts Festival at Middletown’s Veterans Park Explores the Impact of Climate Change
Protesters build house in the path of loggers in Tasmania - Direct Action Volunteers
Posted April 4th, 2008 by AnonymousCategories:
This picture was taken standing on a proposed logging route through the Upper Florentine valley ... S.W. Tas
Come and support this desperate struggle to help save tasmania's last stands of Eucalyptus Regnan's... the worlds tallest hard wood trees... Or donate at Huon.org... More info at my.space.com/noalternativecollective and stillwildstillthreatened...
Wrap up of Fossil Fools Day from around the world!!
Posted April 2nd, 2008 by tribalscribalCategories:
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