As Copenhagen draws closer, the stakes are becoming higher and more efforts are needed to urge the World Leaders to take decisive action against the most critical issue the world faces today: Climate change.
Activists from around the world are setting up their gear to mobilize global opinion and press their political leaders to come with an ambitious, fair and binding climate treaty this December.
The global League of activists IndyACT will be the NGO sending a delegation representing the Arab youth to pressure Arab Leaders, lobby with them, speak up for all of us and take action. But the action taken outside Copenhagen is equal in importance to the actions taken within. For that reason, IndyACT will be mobilizing the largest web-action ever in the Arab world in order to raise more pressure and make the Arab youth take their role in saving their nations and the planet.
Starting 7 December, internet activists from all around the Arab region will be blogging, twittering, flickering and updating their Facebook status about the crisis and the progress in the negotiations in Copenhagen.
Will the Leaders have what it takes to make the right decisions?
Now you can make a difference.
Climate policy experts from the most active NGOs in the world, including IndyACT, will be providing you with the most critical issues of the day to focus communications on.
What country is doing bad?
Which issue is being left out?
Which country needs support?
By making everyone around the globe focusing on the key issue, we can reach millions of people and move governments positions . Thousands have already committed for those two weeks, and so should you.
It’s time for climate action!
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=187725014248
http://www.facebook.com/indyact.org
Contact Informations:
- For Facebook users and activists, add IndyACT to your friends list: http://www.facebook.com/indyact.org
Invite your friends to the event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=187725014248&index=1
- For Twitterers: Retweet and get updates by Following IndyACT! : http://twitter.com/IndyACT
- For Bloggers: Enlist your blog by sending an email to: comms@indyact.org
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