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Indigenous campaigners join UK "Climate Camp" to target Royal Bank of Scotland


Two indigenous representatives from Canada's First Nations
representing the North American based Indigenous Environmental
Network (IEN), will be joining the Climate Camp in Edinburgh,
Scotland this week [1]. They are coming to team up with UK climate

Two activists scaled the BP building today in protest at the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.  

Published: 7:18AM BST 20 May 2010

Round the world protests against coal mining, export and power generation are growing with actions in the Czech Republic, Scotland and Australia occurring on March 22.

Canadian Government’s visit to London greeted by Tar Sands protests March 17, 2010 by tarsandsinfocus

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxWxKNFErB0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewylsFZHnZ4

Video of Climate Camp's occupation of Trafalgar Square to protest against the corporation-friendly 'solutions' to climate change that will be touted at the COP 15 Climate Conference in Copenhagen. Market solutions (ie scams) such as carbon offset schemes are a dangerous distraction from this 11th hour chance to prevent runaway climate change. The only effective solution is to decarbonise our economies as fast as possible and leave the rest of the planet's fossil fuel stockpiles in the ground. Everything else is lip gloss.

by Jennifer Quinn


LONDON -- Thousands of people calling for a deal on climate change at next week's United Nations conference in Copenhagen marched through central London on Saturday, encircling the Houses of Parliament in a human wave of blue-clad demonstrators.

Demonstrators protest during a climate change march in London, December 5, 2009. Thousands of people joined a climate change march in central London on Saturday calling for world leaders to agree a deal to protect the environment at their summit in Copenhagen. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor

G20 Finance ministers failed to reach agreement on the financing required for a global agreement to stave off catastrophic climate change, according to WWF Scotland. The Finance Ministers of the G20 countries were meeting in St Andrews, Scotland on 6-7 November.

Dr Richard Dixon, Director of WWF Scotland said: "The G20 Finance Ministers meeting turned out to be a mostly irrelevant sideshow on the way to the talks in Copenhagen in a months' time. Failure to come to agreement here is a major disappointment. Given that these are the people who run the biggest economies in the world it seems unlikely that they will manage to devote any serious time to the issue of climate finance before the start of the Copenhagen meeting."

Indymedia Scotland: 'Nae Tae G20.' | Nae Tae G20 in St Andrews Blog

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