Here’s a video to uplift you on your Friday. Let it also remind you that while politicians have there heads in the sand over climate change, the people have the power to create real change. We are the people who matter this year, but the truth is we are only starting to realize the power [...]
Posts Tagged ‘climate’
Post Durbin: Let’s Remember our Occupy Spirit
Posted: December 16, 2011 in Activism, Climate JusticeTags: Activism, austerity, climate, human rights, international issues, OccupyTO
TOO MANY PEOPLE? Book Launch November 6th
Posted: November 1, 2011 in Book Review, Climate Justice, UncategorizedTags: climate, media, Toronto
TOO MANY PEOPLE? Population, Immigration, and the Environmental Crisis By Ian Angus and Simon Butler TORONTO BOOK LAUNCH Featuring co-author Ian Angus and special guests Sunday, November 6 at 3pm Trinity-St. Paul’s Centre 427 Bloor St W | TTC: Spadina Facebook: http://on.fb.me/qwF189 Resistance Press invites you to hear author, socialist and climate justice activist Ian Angus speak about his new book. Ian is editor of Climate and Capitalism, an online journal focusing [...]
National First Nations Women’s Speakers Tour on Tar Sands in #Toronto
Posted: October 26, 2010 in Climate Justice, environment, public educationTags: climate, First Nations, tar sands, Toronto, women
Wednesday, October 27, 7pm – 9pm Sidney Smith Hall, room 2118 100 St. George Street University of Toronto, St. George Campus Featured Speakers: Eriel Tchekwie Deranger is a Dene from the Athbasca Chipewyan First Nation of Northern Alberta, Canada. Eriel is currently employed with the Rainforest Action Network as the Freedom From Oil Campaigner in [...]
Clearcut blamed in First Nation flooding
Posted: October 13, 2010 in Climate Justice, environmentTags: Canada, climate, First Nations
KINGCOME INLET — Clearcut logging and a receding glacier were pinpointed Tuesday as probable contributors to a devastating flood which swept through the remote First Nations community of Kingcome Inlet last month. Indian Affairs Minister John Duncan and First Nations leaders, who converged on the village to take a first hand look at the damage, [...]
Urge the Senate to support Bill #C-311
Posted: September 15, 2010 in Climate Justice, environment, sustainabilityTags: Canada, climate
Canada is close to passing the Climate Change Accountability Act, but it’s under threat by Conservative Senators. Parliamentarians passed the Bill (C-311) in May. Now the Bill needs the support of 53 Senators. Of the 105 Senators, 52 are Conservative. The situation is precarious. Years of hard work to get the Act to this point [...]
#Climate Reality Event in #Toronto
Posted: August 30, 2010 in Climate JusticeTags: climate, Toronto
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 3pm – 5pm, Private, student meeting at Centre for Global Change Science 5:30pm – 6:30pm SCIENCE PRESENTATION by Dr. James Hansen at the McMillan Theatre ( see above) 6:30pm – 7:00pm Intermission 7:00pm to 8:45pm CLIMATE REALITY: A CONVERSATION WITH DR. JAMES HANSEN, NAOMI KLEIN & CLAYTON THOMAS-MULLER — Moderator: Cynthia Wesley-Esquimaux [...]
Retrofitting #suburbia for #sustainability & #health
Posted: July 7, 2010 in Climate Justice, sustainability, UncategorizedTags: climate, consumerism
20 Reasons to Mobilize around the #G20
Posted: June 6, 2010 in Climate Justice, environmentTags: climate, G8G20
With 20 days to go to the G8 and G20 summits in Toronto, here are 20 reasons that the climate movement needs to get mobilized. Every day you can become increasingly motivated to get organize, get mobilized, and know just why we need to have our voices heard. 1. The G8 and G20 are a [...]
Report Back form #Cochabamba – May 7 #Toronto
Posted: April 27, 2010 in Climate Justice, environment, sustainability, UncategorizedTags: Activism, climate, democracy now, human rights
Want to find out more about the People’s Movement to stop Climate Change? Have you heard of the Cochabamba Agreement – a Climate Change Accord designed by the People that will be officially recognized by the UN later this year? Come check out this amazing event! Friday, May 7, 2010, 7pm Steelworkers Hall Toronto 25 [...]
