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Greenpeace Canada Monthly Environmental E-news | January 2010 |
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Finding hope
Hope is where it’s always been. With you. It’s true: world leaders walked away from the global summit in Copenhagen without a treaty that will save the climate. The US, EU and Australia put short-term national interests before the fate of our planet. Canada’s stand was a source of shame. Now – and again, and again – it’s our turn. This is one fight that doesn’t stop until we win.
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Freeing activists
Danish police have finally released four Greenpeace climate protesters following 20 days of pre-trial detention in a Copenhagen prison following a peaceful protest in December.
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Writing love letters
Over the past month, thousands of people have posted messages to our 'Love Letters to the Future' web site.
Losing Harper
Harper was invisible at the Copenhagen climate talks this past December. Unlike other world leaders, he chose not to address the plenary, made no public appearances and avoided other leaders until the very end of the talks, when he attended a ball held by the Queen. But, according to our KYOTOplus bloggers, there’s a bright side.
Rating electronics
Good news: some companies really do make greener electronics. And Greenpeace knows who they are.
Screening: Documenting tar sands
Peter Mettler’s documentary ‘Petropolis: Aerial Perspectives On The Alberta Tar Sands’ will be screening in Toronto from January 22nd - 27th 2010.
Go to www.petropolis-film.com for more information and show times.
Green tips: Counting action
The Copenhagen climate summit is over, but the fight for the climate—and our future —has just begun. For those still feeling the post-Copenhagen blues, 'Green Tips' has compiled some statistics that should get you back up and protesting in no time. Find out here
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