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Submitted by Greenpeace... on Wed, 06/25/2008 - 9:59am.
What have you done to stop climate change? What should we all do, how can we get government to respect the Kyoto protocol and go further? Bookmark This Page |
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Sign up as a Simultaneous Policy Adopter
Alongside lobbying governments to act on climate change we can sign up as Simultaneous Policy (SP) Adopters. This campaign brings people together around the world to discuss and approve the policies they wish to see implemented to address global problems. Politicians are called on to pledge to implement SP alongside other governments. Simultaneous implementation removes the fear that acting will put the country at a competitive disadvantage and see investment and jobs move to other countries. Politicians from all parts of the political spectrum are signing the pledge where the campaign is active. The more people involved the sooner the policies we, the people, wish to see implemented will become reality.
Find out more on my personal daily blog, which links to campaign sites, at:
http://globaljusticeideas.blogspot.com