Monday, December 21, 2009

Second week and results of COP-15

Today I can say that COP-15 has become a part of history. It finished 2 days ago.
It was unforgettable experience for everybody who took part there, who was inside or outside the Bella Center.

It's hard to judge the results of COP-15. Copenhagen Accord of course is not the best result and was the worst prediction of COP-15 but it's better than nothing. World leaders came to the Bella Center during the last two days and gave their speaches. But 2 days could not be enough as 2 weeks for getting a good solution and result.

I agree with the words of Russian President Medvedev that we are going to have long and deep work. And it's only our first step.

The full text of Copenhagen Accord you could find on the unfccc.int website.

In the end I would like to share with you the youth voice at the Plenary sessions at COP-15:

Saturday, December 12, 2009

GLOBAL DAY OF ACTION_day 6


Demonstrations on the roads of COPENHAGEN.
Today is the Global Day of Action.


more informations here:

SURVIVAL IS NOT NEGOTIABLE

Today I would like to tell you about my 2 good friends: Anna C Keenan from Australia and Sara Svensson from Sweden. It seems to me that I know them for ages.

( Anna and Sara on the photo)

Anna: ClimateJusticeFast is a moral and principal action to give politics a major wake up call!


These two brave girls are on hunger strike. Today is the 37th day of Global Day of Climate Action in Copenhagen!

more details: ClimateJusticeFast .

Video for COP-15: ~SURVIVAL IS NOT NEGOTIABLE~ written by Emma Lilliestam

Friday, December 11, 2009

some actions during COP - 15

Climate Action Network (CAN) regularly judges three ‘Fossil of The Day’ awards to the countries who perform the worst during the past day’s negotiations at UN climate change conferences. The slightly sarcastic yet highly prestigious awards are presented by Avaaz.org daily at 6pm during climate talks, followed by presentation by local activists at winning embassies in capital cities around the world. The Fossil of the Day awards were first presented at the climate talks in 1999 in Bonn, initiated by the German NGO Forum.


http://avaaz.org/



http://www.fossil-of-the-day.org/