December 11, 2009

TckTckTck/350 Day of Action, December 12

350 Day of Action

Aerial shot of the October 24 day of action, courtesy of 350

I'm passing on this message from the Climate Action Network:

World leaders are meeting in Copenhagen at the UN Climate Summit over the next two weeks to negotiate a new global climate agreement.

Between December 11th and 14th, Canadians will be organizing and attending events across the country to send a clear message: The world wants a real deal. That means a climate agreement that is fair, ambitious and binding. Rallies in support of a real deal are being held in major cities in Canada and around the world on December 12th as part of the Global Day of Action.

Vancouver's participating

11am - 9pm, December 12, 2009
Vancouver Public Library, Central Branch Promenade. 350 West Georgia St, Vancouver

Join people at the VPL for a full day of climate action:

11am - Open Discussion (filmed)
12pm - Opening Ceremonies / Music
1-3pm - Speakers, Kids Programming, Theatre
3pm - Flashlight, Bikelight, Cellphone Vigil
5pm - Candlelight Vigil @ the Art Gallery
5:30pm - Candle vigil procession back to library for singing and to warm up.

Facebook event page

Visit TckTckTck.org to find out what else is going on around the world. It's also not too late to send an email to the Prime Minister to tell him you want action on climate change. Over 11,000 people already have.

Don't live in Vancouver? Find an event in your community! Don't live in Canada? Avaaz has you covered.

Update! Thanks to everyone who came out.

Photo: The World Wants a Real Deal

Friends of friends and I singing The 12 Days of Copenhagen. (Photo: The World Wants a Real Deal via Flickr.)

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I am a communication designer in Vancouver, BC. Most of my writing and community activism are in the interconnected issues of public transit, local eating and food security, politics, health, environment, and sustainability in general. At heart, I'm a geek and a total treehugger. Nature, tea, good food and great company make me happy.

Currently reading:
"Trauma Farm: A Rebel History of Rural Life"
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