Join millions of people in 70 countries (and counting) who will be on the streets to demand that world leaders take the urgent and resolute action that is needed to prevent the catastrophic destabilization of global climate, so that the entire world can move as rapidly as possible to a stronger emissions reductions treaty which is both equitable and effective in preventing dangerous climate change.
As heads of state meet in Bali, Indonesia for the UN Climate Negotiations to negotiate the our future, on December 8 the youth of Canada can stand in solidarity with millions world wide to demand our leaders take real action.
We also demand that the long-industrialized countries that have emitted most greenhouse gases up to now take most of the responsibility for the adaptive measures that have to be taken, especially by low-emitting countries with limited economic resources.
In Canada, the case is particularly severe: Canada declared our Kyoto targets unachievable and joined Bush's club of polluting nations who think "voluntary targets" will reach our commitments. December 8 is our day to tell our government that the only path to a stable climate runs through Kyoto!
The CYCC is joining ACT for the Earth in organizing actions nationwide, through local, city and rural based coalitions.
Rallies are currently planned for Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Edmonton and Lethbridge, details, including contact information, are here:
http://www.globalclimatecampaign.org/index.php?cmd=Main.ShowCountry&id=11〈=en&PHPSESSID=af91db948f12ce81b964e22976a0ea84#country11
No rally planned for your location? Plan one! Contact actions@ourclimate.ca,
director@ourclimate.ca, or
campaigns@actfortheearth.org to get involved!
CHECK BACK OFTEN FOR NEW RALLIES:
www.ourclimate.ca www.actfortheearth.org/stopclimatechaos Follow what's going on at the UN:
www.cydbali.orgwww.globalclimatecampaign.org
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Barbara Hayes
National Director
Canadian Youth Climate Coalition
Directrice nationale
Coalition canadienne des jeunes pour le climat
office: 613-241-1615
cell: 613-255-5724
skype: barbarajeansophia
Windsor and Detroit are considered to be international cities. We need to set an example by thinking globally and act locally. There is absolutely no reason we should not have recycling bins in the place where we draw most tourists visiting our community. 
