PLANET FIRST / PEOPLE FIRST: Seal the deal in Copenhagen

PLANET FIRST / PEOPLE FIRST: Seal the deal in Copenhagen
LIVE FEED FROM COPENHAGEN & INDOOR RALLY


Saturday December 12
at: 3pm


Earth Sciences Auditorium
33 Willcocks St
University of Toronto


With videos, music, speakers, eco-fair & more


Organized by the Toronto Climate
Campaign, Students Against Climate
Change and the Climate Action Network
www.torontoclimatecampaign.org...

PLANET FIRST, PEOPLE FIRST

PLANET FIRST, PEOPLE FIRST Seal the deal in Copenhagen


Saturday, December 12 3-6 pm
Earth Sciences Auditorium 33 Willcocks St. University of Toronto
(Spadina streetcar to Willcocks)


• Indoor rally
• Live feed from Copenhagen
• Videos, speakers, music, ecofair


Organized by the Toronto Climate Campaign www.torontoclimatecampaign.org
Students Against Climate Change,
Climate Action...

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Promotion for Polar Bear Swim

Join Wildlands League for their 2009 Polar Bear Swim. The Event will be a FUNdraising occasion featuring celebrity Swim Marshall George Smitherman! Come out on Sunday, December 13, 2009. 9:30am – Sign In; 10:00am – Swim! register online by Wednesday, December 9. On-site registration also available!


Not interested in taking the plunge? There are other ways to get involved:


Volunteer at the event
Tell a friend about the swim
Sponsor a swimmer...

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Monthly meeting of Green 13

Monday, November 30th Monthly meeting of Green 13


Please join us this Monday, Nov. 30 at 7 pm at Agora Café, 3015 Dundas St. W
We will review the town hall of Nov. 17 and plan next events.


Coming Events

Coming Events: Alanna Mitchell, 1 December


The Cost of Hot Water: Climate Change and the Global Ocean


Alanna Mitchell, award-winning environmental journalist, author of Sea Sick


Alanna will be speaking on climate change, focussing on its impact on the oceans. She will be bringing us the new science on this emerging threat, for life on earth depends on life in the oceans. Excess carbon dioxide in our atmosphere is warming and acidifying the global ocean, which in turn...

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