New video mash up sends the message to politicians: Stop the Tar Sands

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New video mash up sends the message to politicians: Stop the Tar Sands

Watch the video: Tar Sands Blow

In Copenhagen, world leaders must agree to cut the world's greenhouse gas emissions significantly to avoid the human tragedies that will come with climate chaos. For Canada, a serious effort to cut greenhouse gas emissions means stopping the tar sands.

Greenpeace has been at the forefront of efforts to expose the climate crimes of the tar sands. In September and October, Greenpeace pulled off four actions in Alberta against the tar sands.

Get involved: Here's what you can do:

Sign the KYOTOplus petition. KYOTOplus is mobilizing Canadians to demand action on climate change. That would mean action on the tar sands. Greenpeace and 100 groups have already delivered the signatures of 100,000 Canadians to Prime Minister Harper. We will present tens of thousands more in Copenhagen.

Join one of the creative protests that Canada Climate Justice is spearheading   http://canadaclimatejustice.wordpress.com/

The link goes to the Canada Climate Justice call out for action. Starting next week thousands of people around the world will take action to push for climate justice and stand up for those most directly affected by the climate crisis.  

Autonomous affinity groups are now forming across Canada.

From November 30 to December 12, creative protests from Victoria to Montreal will tell elected officials and industry leaders to stop stalling Canada's response to the climate crisis. These unprecedented actions will focus attention on ensuring that Canada's leaders fulfill our obligations to the world.

Please help us put pressure on Ottawa to take action on climate change by signing our KYOTOplus petition.