Publiziert Dezember 5, 2015,
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COP21 has started in Paris, with leaders, experts, and advocates from around the world meeting to negotiate a historic climate agreement.
This is an extraordinary opportunity for the world to address the threat of climate change, but these leaders need our support. They need to hear our voice.
Join us as we amplify the message to urge bold climate action, from Earth To Paris!
Get Involved
We need your help to make sure we have the strongest climate agreement we can in Paris. Get involved today:
- Help us send the loudest Thunderclap ever from #EarthToParis, telling leaders to combat climate change.
- Be part of the events in Paris on Dec 7, host a watch party for your friends and family.
- Change your profile photo on your social media accounts to show your support for a strong climate agreement.
- Our world leaders need to hear from us now. Send a message from Earth To Paris. Share a photo or a 10-second video with the #EarthToParis hashtag & we will share them in Paris.
(Make sure they are public so we can find them!)
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News & Updates
Do COP21’s NGOs and Activist Observers Actually Affect the Negotiations?
How civil society became a critical part of the process.
via GOOD ›
In New Draft Text, U.N. Climate Negotiators Grapple With Divisive Issues
There are just eight negotiating days remaining for all countries to agree to a groundbreaking climate treaty in Paris. As one might expect, progress hasn’t exactly been speedy so far.
via Climate Central ›
The Poignant Letter From An Indigenous Andean Leader to World Leaders at the Paris Climate Talks
General Coordinator of the Abya Yala Indigenous Forum writes why an agreement in Paris is crucial for survival in his Andean home.
via Global Daily ›
World’s Cities Join Growing Push to Divest From Fossil Fuels
The grassroots movement against fossil fuels is spreading beyond colleges and churches to cities, dozens of which are getting on board.
via National Geographic ›
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