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• US and China: Work Together for 350!

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• US and Indonesia: Work Together for 350!

   

• US and Korea: Work Together for 350!
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• Stand in Solidarity for a Coal-Free Future

  In Washington DC today, thousands are gathering for the largest civil-disobedience on the climate crisis in history.  A diverse coaltion will march and protest at the Capitol Power Plant, a dirty symbol of the dirtiest business on Earth, the combustion of coal.

  Now is a critical time to show that people everywhere are uniting behind a future free of coal--a future safe from the ravages of climate change.  Stand in solidarity with them by signing the following statement:

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• Add Your Voice:
• Tell Kevin: 350 or Bust!

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• 350 Pledge: Stand with a nation on the brink of extinction
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• 350 Nepal

  Please sign the petition to pressure these governments for action and play more constructive role during the negotiations. We will deliver the petition to their respective embassies on October 24, 350 Global Day of Climate Action.  
   

  With thanks,

  350 Nepal Team

• 350 Pledge: Join the Global Call For Strong Climate Action
• Africa Stages a Small Revolution

  Please sign the pledge below to stand with African delegates at the UN climate talks in Barcelona. African youth climate activists and 350.org volunteers will deliver the pledges in person to delegates throughout this week.

  With thanks,

  350 Africa Team

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• The Road to 350 is NOT Paved with Tar Sands!

  Next Thursday, President Obama will make his first official foreign visit of his presidency, and will meet with Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Ottawa. The good news: climate change and energy is the major agenda item. The bad news: Prime Minister Harper aims to make a special deal to aid tar sands development. This presents an opportunity for Canadian and U.S. citizens to make a big statement opposing the tar sands, one of the gravest threats to the global climate and human health.
  
  We here at 350.org are working with Canadian allies to send letters to Prime Minister Harper to make it clear that clean energy, and not tar sands, will get us on the path to reducting global warming pollution. Tar sands are grossly inconsistent with a goal of stabilizing Carbon Dioxide concentrations below 350 parts per million, the goal that leading scientists say is necessary.
  
  Please add your name to the following letter:

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• Let Friedman Know the "One Simple Number"

  In yesterday's New York Times, Thomas Friedman published an essay called "Mother Nature's Dow" which included the following sentance:    

  "It's true, Mother Nature doesn't tell us with one simple number how she's feeling. But if you follow climate science, what has been striking is how insistently some of the world's best scientists have been warning - in just the past few months - that climate change is happening faster and will bring bigger changes quicker than we anticipated just a few years ago. Indeed, if Mother Nature had a Dow, you could say that it, too, has been breaking into new (scientific) lows." 
  

  As you well know, it turns out we DO have one simple number. Let's let Friedman--and the world know what it is.

  Check out the talking points at the bottom of this page for inspiration, and keep your letter short and sweet--under 150 words is best.

• Tell Your Coal Story to President Obama and Congress

  Sign the following letter to stand in solidarity with thousands of Americans impacted by dirty coal and working toward clean, just solutions.  Don't forget to add your own story!
  

  If you run into writer’s block, take a look at our toolkit for ideas.  And if you’re planning an action, print out a stack of hard copies of the letter and bring them to your event.  You can have your friends send finished letters to: Power Past Coal, P.O. Box 54362, Washington, D.C.  20009.
  

  To sign the online letter, follow these instructions:
  

• Send Your Message to World Leaders:

  Send a message to the region's leaders about why they should make climate their top priority at the OAS Summit. Members of the Caribbean Youth Environment Network in partnership with 350.org will be present at the summit to deliver your messages in person. 

  Please send a written, photo, or video message below.  Be sure to include:

  • - Why and how the leaders at the OAS Summit need to take action this year on climate change
  • - Why the issue of climate change is important to you and your community
  • - How you’re showing leadership and taking action locally on climate change

• Envía un mensaje a los líderes mundiales:

  Envía un mensaje a los líderes de la región que diga por qué tienen que tratar el cambio climático como una prioridad en la cumbre de la OEA. Una coalición de miembros de la Red Medioambiental Juvenil del Caribe (Caribbean Youth Environment Network) y 350.org estará presente en las reuniones de la OEA para transmitir este mensaje en persona.
  
  Por favor, modifica o escribe tu propio mensaje a continuación. Asegúrate de incluir:
  
      * Por qué y cómo tienen que actuar los líderes políticos con respecto al cambio climático en la Cumbre de las Américas este año
      * Por qué es el problema del cambio climático importante para ti y tu comunidad
      * Qué estás haciendo tú en cuanto al cambio climático a nivel local
  

• Send Your Message to World Leaders:

  Send a message to the region's leaders about why they should make climate their top priority at the OAS Summit. Members of the Caribbean Youth Environment Network in partnership with 350.org will be present at the summit to deliver your messages in person. 

  Please send a written, photo, or video message below.  Be sure to include:

  • - Why and how the leaders at the OAS Summit need to take action this year on climate change
  • - Why the issue of climate change is important to you and your community
  • - How you’re showing leadership and taking action locally on climate change

• Envie uma mensagem aos líderes da região:

  Envie uma mensagem aos líderes da região dizendo porque é que as questões de clima devem estar no topo das suas prioridades na Cimeira OAS. Os membros da Caribbean Youth Environment Network (Rede Ambiental da Juventude das Caraíbas) e a 350.org irão, em parceria, estar presentes na cimeira para entregarem pessoalmente estas mensagens.
  
  Por favor faça as devidas alterações ou escreva a sua mensagem abaixo. Certifique-se que inclui:
  
  - Por quê e como os líderes na Cimeira OAS têm de passer à acção este ano no que diz respeito às alterações climáticas
  - Por que é que a questão das alterações climáticas é importante para si e para a sua comunidade
  - De que forma estão a assumir a liderança e a agir a nível local em relação às alterações climáticas

• Envie uma mensagem aos líderes da região:

  Envie uma mensagem aos líderes da região dizendo porque é que as questões de clima devem estar no topo das suas prioridades na Cimeira OAS. Os membros da Caribbean Youth Environment Network (Rede Ambiental da Juventude das Caraíbas) e a 350.org irão, em parceria, estar presentes na cimeira para entregarem pessoalmente estas mensagens.
  
  Por favor faça as devidas alterações ou escreva a sua mensagem abaixo. Certifique-se que inclui:
  
  - Por quê e como os líderes na Cimeira OAS têm de passer à acção este ano no que diz respeito às alterações climáticas
  - Por que é que a questão das alterações climáticas é importante para si e para a sua comunidade
  - De que forma estão a assumir a liderança e a agir a nível local em relação às alterações climáticas

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  African delegates, joined by Bolivia and Venezuela, are taking a stand for strong targets. Please sign the pledge below to stand with African delegates at the UN climate talks in Barcelona. African youth climate activists and 350.org volunteers will deliver the pledges in person to delegates throughout this week, and we'll display your short personal messages to delegates in real time.
  

  Dear Delegate,
  
  Thank you for your continuing support of strong greenhouse gas emissions targets and a fair, ambitious and binding global treaty in Copenhagen. On October 24, as part of the International Day of Climate Action, we staged more than 200 events throughout Africa highlighting the need to reduce Carbon Dioxide emissions to 350 parts per million - the safe level in the atmosphere.
  
  Know that we stand behind you as you hold a strong line and let developed nations know that they must reduce their emissions in line with the most recent science. The future of Africa and the future of the planet depend on this, and we thank you for your support.
  
  Sincerely,

  What would you tell your delegate so they feel your support in Barcelona? (make sure it is less than 140 characters!)
  

• Send a Message to the Obama Team - "Intervene at Coal River Mountain"
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  Can you sign this bold call for climate action by signing the survival pact below?

  Together, we sign this pact to stand for the survival of all nations and peoples.  As an individual, I stand with the world most vulnerable countries in calling for a global climate treaty that is grounded in the latest science and strong enough to get the world back to 350.