International

THE BAKU-CEYHAN PIPELINE CAMPAIGN - WHAT YOU CAN DO

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 11/09/2004 - 10:07

Without public finance this project cannot go ahead. It is vital to put pressure on key decision makers for financing the BCP, and companies who are involved in the project. Here are some ideas for getting involved:

Outreach and publicity
Organise a speaker meeting- come to speaker training or contact us for support in organizing a meeting about the pipeline. We have information, materials and a range of speakers about different aspects of the pipeline project. If you'd like to be a key motivator in your area, then come along to the speaker training in January

Students - Organize speaker meetings, write letters, ask questions.. and more.. at BP recruitment events, and oppose BP sponsorship in your universities.

ARTICLES MAKING THE LINKS BETWEEN OIL AND WAR

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 11/09/2004 - 10:00

NO OIL FOR WAR!

ARTICLES MAKING THE LINKS BETWEEN OIL AND WAR

'It's About Oil'- The Independent (UK) January 18, 2003
A matter of life, death - and oil. Thursday January 23, 2003- The Guardian
US Oil at the Heart of Iraq Crisis Sunday Herald - 06 October 2002

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'It's About Oil'
The Independent (UK) January 18, 2003
Robert Fisk

EMISSIONS TRADING CONFERENCE DISRUPTED BY GROUP CALLING FOR 'CLIMATE JUSTICE'

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 11/09/2004 - 09:00

5th MARCH 2002

 

Activists from a group calling itself 'Pie in the Sky' part of the Rising Tide UK network (www.risingtide.org.uk *) today strolled into and disrupted a top-level conference on the new market in trading carbon dioxide emissions. The conference, titled 'Emissions Trading Schemes Objectives, Implementation and Future Opportunities', was being held at London's Kensington Palace Hotel.

 

REPORT ON ACTION IN AMSTERDAM CARBON TRADE CONFERENCE

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 11/09/2004 - 08:00

19th FEBRUARY 2002

CARBON TRADING CONFERENCE STOPPED…FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS!

Today in Amsterdam at 9.30am, a conference designed to inform and educate would-be carbon traders was stormed by local climate activists. The opening session, where BP's Head of Climate Change Mark Akhurst was speaking, was interrupted as activists danced into the room in bright blue wigs, blowing horns and whistles and storming the stage. The activists shouted messages like "Trading in pollution is not a solution" and threw carbon credits to bewildered conference participants.

WHY THE KYOTO PROTOCOL IS PANTS

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 11/09/2004 - 04:47

WHY THE KYOTO PROTOCOL IS PANTS
George Marshall 27th July, 2001

We hear a lot about how great the Kyoto Protocol is- and how desperately important it is that the Protocol is implemented. Here's the real arguments why it's important and why it's pants.

THE KYOTO PROTOCOL IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE....

 

PROTESTS DURING THE COP 7 CLIMATE CONFERENCE IN MARRAKECH

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 11/09/2004 - 04:42

Following are reports of vociferous protests around the world
during the Marrakech meeting:

Australia
Korea

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

Last Friday, 9th November was a hectic day in Melbourne, with anti-war & WTO actions, forest banner drops off the Arts Centre Tower and the Federal Election looming. As part of a worldwide International Day of Action, Friends of the Earth Climate Justice campaigners nevertheless held three actions around the city to protest against Australia's embarrassing and obstructionist stance at the 7th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP7) in Marrakesh, Morocco.