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KYOTOplus campaign and the Copenhagen Climate Conference



We must act now for the future.

The most important climate conference in history runs from December 7 to 18 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

At this United Nations conference, world leaders must agree to take action to significantly reduce the world’s greenhouse gas emissions if we are to avoid climate chaos.

The KYOTOplus campaign has already mobilized 150,000 Canadians to pressure the federal government to support strong action on climate change in Copenhagen. Without action, millions will suffer.

The federal government has failed to act, failed to lead.

Why? A big reason is the dirty oil of the tar sands. Greenpeace actions in September and October exposed the climate crimes of the tar sands

Support KYOTOplus to demand action to stop climate chaos.

We’ll deliver the signatures to Ottawa and to the Copenhagen conference.

SIGN THE KYOTOplus PETITION Help turn Canada from failure to leadership.





Melissa Auf Der Maur urges Canadians to sign Kyotoplus
Lyriq Bent urges Canadians to sign Kyotoplus
Steve Bacic urges Canadians to sign Kyotoplus
Tonya Lee Williams urges Canadians to sign Kyotoplus

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Christopher Columbus Points the Finger at US for Blocking Climate Deal

As the last day of climate talks before the Copenhagen summit drew to a close, Greenpeace attached a banner reading “Climate chaos: who is to blame?” to Barcelona’s iconic statue of Christopher Columbus, which stands at the bottom of the famous “Ramblas” street and points to America.

Greenpeace kicks up a storm of protest at failing climate talks

Greenpeace staged an extreme weather event today for delegates at the UN climate talks.

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