http://portal.campaigncc.org/node/1990

It would be really helpful if you could write to a member of the House of Lords
asking them to vote for amendments strengthening the Climate Change Bill.
Please see the email from Friends of the Earth below. The bill will become the
world’s first law requiring a national government to make specified carbon
emissions cuts. This will help campaigners abroad to put pressure on their
governments to follow Britain's example. This in turn could lead to a much
stronger successor to Kyoto, and thus reduce the devastation which extreme
weather will otherwise inflict with increasing frequency. If you can write to a
Lord, please do so in time for your letter to reach them by 26-27 November, when
the bill will have its second reading in the Lords.

We are optimistic that amendments to strengthen the bill will succeed because
two-thirds of MPs backed an Early Day Motion calling for a bill along such
lines. If the Lords pass such amendments this will help Labour MPs to resist
the party whips, and vote for the amendments when the Bill moves to the Commons
afterwards.

Thank you very much

Tim

----- Forwarded message from info@... -----
     Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2007 15:44:02 +0000
     From: Campaign Champions at Friends of the Earth <info@...>
Reply-To: Campaign Champions at Friends of the Earth <info@...>
  Subject: Campaign Champions: Help us to lobby the Lords
       To: tim@...



	 http://www.foe.co.uk/phplist/lists/lt.php?id=Kh5UBgEHUAAGBUpQBg5MVAkFCApU
http://www.foe.co.uk/phplist/lists/lt.php?id=Kh5UBgEHUAAGBkpQBg5MVAkFCApU


	  13 November 2007


http://www.foe.co.uk/phplist/lists/lt.php?id=Kh5UBgEHUAAGB0pQBg5MVAkFCApU


   HELP US LOBBY THE LORDS

   We have just heard that the Government has made the unusual move of
  deciding to send the Climate Change Bill to the House of Lords before
the House of  Commons.

   WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?

   We need to act fast and start talking to Lords over the next few
weeks. We would like your help so please write a letter to a  Lord.
         Check out the attached Climate Champions action guide for more
information and what to
say:

What about MPs?
MPs will debate the Bill after the Lords, in early 2008. Your letters and visits
to MPs have been vital, helping to engage and inform more MPs on this issue.
Thank you. If you have any more feedback do let us know.

Thank you
Alex
Climate Campaigner, Friends of the Earth

PS - Do you have problems opening the pdf? Do reply and let us know, so we can
either email you a Word version, or post you a copy.












http://www.foe.co.uk/phplist/lists/lt.php?id=Kh5UBgEHUAAGB0pQBg5MVAkFCApU(PDF
- 38K)

What About MPs?

   MPs will  debate the Bill after the Lords, in early 2008. Your
letters and visits to MPs have been vital, helping to engage and
inform more MPs on this issue. Thank you. If you have any  more
feedback do let us know.

   Thank you
          Alex
        Climate Campaigner, Friends of the Earth

   PS - Do you have problems opening the pdf? Do reply and let us
know, so we can either email you a Word version, or post you a copy.


This email was sent to tim@... by info@...

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Hi All

Following Thursday's meeting we formed groups for
North, East, South and West London for lefletting for
the demo over the next month.

What I was left concerned about was who will take
responsibility for City and West End. Will West London
take on Westminster, though on past record there
aren't so many activists there.

As East London we can reasonably expect to do
Liverpool St. station and Old st. at some point,
though North might be happy to help out on the former
or even co-ordinate on the latter.

It seems to me we may want to keep each group informed
of possible 'cross area' actions. Perhaps these can be
posted on CCC London (and I'll forward to the East
London lot at least.

Nic


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Hi

Peter and I will be on OneClimate island from 10.0 am on Saturday,
celebrating Live Earth Day virtually. So if you can't get to a local event
and want to avoid travel carbon, you'd be welcome to join us!

The invitation has gone out on Second Life, and so we hope it'll be a chance
to meet people from all over the world and chat to them (in voice if you get
the latest software download) about climate change. We'll also have the UK
concert on the big screen, plus a chance to try out the latest interactive
displays. But really it's about meeting people and sharing experiences and
ideas. Drop in any time during the day or evening.


If you are already into SL, then this is the link:

http://slurl.com/secondlife/OneClimate/136/86/27/?img=http%3A//www.hedgerley
.net/greening/pix/Calculator-3_w.jpg&title=Live%20Earth%20Open%20Day&msg=Com
e%20on%20over%20-%20with%20your%20voice%20activated%20if%20you%20can...



If you'd like to get started in SL, then you can download the voice software
you need here:

http://secondlife.com/community/firstlook.php

Then the sound works like Skype with a headset. But allow an hour or two to
get it all together and get used to moving round in your new virtual body.

Anuradha and Peter

Anuradha Vittachi
Co-founder, OneWorld Network
Executive Director, OneWorld UK

River House 2nd Floor
143-145 Farringdon Road
London EC1R 3AB
Phone: 020 7239 1400
Fax: 020 7833 8347

www.oneworld.net

----- Original Message -----
From: "Phil England" <phil@...>
To: <phil@...>
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 2:58 PM
Subject: George Monbiot interview


> GEORGE MONBIOT INTERVIEW
> ------------------------
> Tune in to Resonance104.4fm this Friday to hear an interview with
> award-winning journalist George Monbiot. George explains why we need to
> cut
> carbon emissions in the UK by 90% by 2030. In his major new book "Heat -
> How to Stop the Planet Burnging" (Penguin Allen Lane) he sifts through all
> the policy options on the table (as well as coming up with some of his
> own)
> and looks at what might work and what won't. "Heat" is no less than a
> survival manual for the biosphere. If we are to escape the worst impacts
> of
> climate change we need to start putting its recommendations into practice
> now. At present, politicians seem incapable of doing this, so we need to
> do
> what ever it takes to force them to act.
>
> Broadcast: 9-9:30pm, Friday 27 October (central London on
> Resonance104.4FM)
> Webcast: 9-9:30pm, Friday 27 October (http://www.resonancefm.com)
>
> ---
> This interview is part of a new year-long series of programmes dedicated
> to
> climate change entitled, The Two Degrees Show
> ---
> if you no longer wish to receive emails of this nature, just reply and say
> so
>
>
>

I'll be at Finsbury Park around 5.30-5.45, staying
until 6.30/7.

Nic Lee

--- Kate Tansley <katetansley1@...> wrote:


---------------------------------


Dear all

Would you help the Climate March by being a Steward?
We really need more stewards! Last year we did not
have enough and this year we need more than before in
any case. So we really need your help!It would involve
one meeting on Wed 1 Nov in the evening and being
there from 10-3 to help on November 4. I am Head
Steward for this year's march and if you are
interested in being a steward (it would be much
appreciated) please email me at the special email
address set up - campaignccstewards@...

Leafleting in Finsbury Park this Wednesday
Just to let you know that I and another lady will be
leafleting at Finsbury Park tube this Wednesday 25
October starting at 6/6.30 pm. The other lady will be
getting there at 6pm so you can get there even earlier
if you wish, I can only get there by 6.30! I don't
have her phone number but if you get there at 6.30 and
can't find us you can call me 07967 076218.

NB just to let you know, there will be no point
ringing me before 6.30 as I will not be there by then
myself, and will be in meetings all afternoon so won't
be able to pick up the phone. But you are very welcome
to call me after 6.30!

Thanks very much

Kate








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Hi There

Very late notice but I am going to flyer Finsbury Park tube tomorrow
from 7.30-9.00 if anyone would like to join me. Then I'm doing a drop in
Crouch End. My mobile number is 07939 973 522.

Cheers

Joe Wade

Hi guys

Could people please specify by return and on the
activists portal who is covering which places i.e.
cafes, pubs, libraries etc. I know, for example, some
people are covering some places in Stoke Newington,
but its not clear. I could cover a number of places
but its really frustrating to go out of my way only to
discover someone else has already been there.

Also, is anyone interested in leafletting Finsbury
Park tube, Liverpool St., or others in NE London next
week after work, approx 5.30/6pm. I'm free most
evenings (except Monday I think there may be a demo
logistics meeting).

Nic

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Hope you can make it tonight.

John Sinha

--- Fergus Nicol <f.nicol@...> wrote:

> Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 17:46:36 +0100
> From: Fergus Nicol <f.nicol@...>
> To: John Sinha <j.sinha@...>,
>  Yas Sami <raufandyas@...>,
>  Peter Budge <peterbudge@...>, Emma Hall
> <eh@...>,
>  Emma Winn <emma.winn@...>,
>  Yota <yotak9@...>,
>  Elaine Graham-Leigh <e.graham-leigh@...>,
>  Jonathan Neale <findjonathan@...>,
>  Ben House - Wire accounts <ben@...>,
>  Aneeta A <aneeta_a@...>, Calvin Jones
> <info@...>,
>  Phil England <phil@...>,
>  "GreenN8.org" <i@...>,
>  "FEATHERSTONE, Lynne"
> <FEATHERSTONEL@...>,
>  Vaughan Melzer <vaughan_melzer@...>,
>  Ruth Tod <Ruth.Tod@...>,
>  Grahame Pearce <grahame_pearce@...>,
>  Lynda Brennan <lynda_mbrennan@...>,
>  Simon Hester <simonhester@...>,
>  Peter McAskie <petemcaskie@...>,
>  Don Atherton <don@...>,
>  Judy Leigh <theleighs@...>,
>  Sean Wallis <s.wallis@...>,
>  Pat and Margaret Bythe <magsby40@...>,
>  Jo Foster <jofoster@...>,
>  Ayla Richardson <ayla.richardson@...>,
>  H Richardson <hugh.richardson@...>,
>  Gareth Walters <garethowalters@...>,
>  David Strahan <david.strahan@...>,
>  Jeremy Green <jezza@...>
> Subject: HCC reminder: Phoenix Cinema showing of Al
> Gore film
>
> Dear Friends
>
> The film featuring Al Gore - 'An Inconvenient Truth'
> will be showing at
> the Phoenix Cinema (High Road East Finchley, by East
> Finchley Tube) from
> 22nd September and tomorrow's showing at 6.45 pm
> will be followed by a
> question and answer session with a panel consisting
> of:
>
> John Sinha (Campaign against Climate Change)
> A M Poppy (Green Party)
> Murad Quershi (Labour Chair of the GLA Environment
> Committee)
> Bob Hare (Haringey LibDem environment spokesperson)
> and hopefully representatives from Friends of the
> Earth and the
> conservatives.
>
> I will chair the session
>
> I hope you can come, even just to see the film, but
> also to help
> distribute leaflets about the Nov4 Climate March and
> the meeting in
> Central London on Oct4 (see
> http://www.campaigncc.org/ - more of this later)
>
> Best wishes
>
> Fergus
>
>
> --
> Fergus Nicol
> Low Energy Architecture Research Unit (LEARN)
> London Metropolitan University
> 40 Holloway Road
> London N7 8JL
>
> Join the Network for comfort and energy use in
> buildings:
> http://www.nceub.org.uk
>
> t: (44)(0)20 7133 2178
> f: (44)(0)20 7133 2472
> e: f.nicol@...
>
> at Oxford Brookes University:
> t: (44)(0)1865 483226
> f: (44)(0)1865 483298
> e: jfnicol@...
>


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----- Original Message -----

From: Kate Tansley

To: nicglee@... ; ccc-north-london@...

Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 11:40 AM

Subject: Re: [ccc-north-london] let's start leafletting again!

Great, what about if we arrange a time to leaflet in Camden and a time to leaflet in Finsbury Park.

Here are two suggestions below but feel free to suggest your own and also to arrange more amongst yourselves!

What about Tuesday 3 October at 6pm in Finsbury Park?

What about Wednesday 11 October at 6.15 in Camden Town?

Thanks

Kate

Campaign Against Climate Change http:/www.campaigncc.org/

---

From: Nic Lee <nicglee@...>
To: ccc-north-london@...
Subject: Re: [ccc-north-london] let's start leafletting again!
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 16:10:51 +0100 (BST)

We also need to start putting leaflets in wholefood
shops, community and other cafes, sympathetic cinemas
and bookshops, pubs, etc., etc. And it would be really
useful to know who is leaving them where (its really
frustrating going out of your way to drop off some
leaflets somewhere only to find someone else has
already done it). It would be good if people would
commit themselves to keeping stocks up until 4th
November. Personally, I can detour to Chats Palace,
Homerton, unless anyone else lives nearby or regularly
goes close.

Kate, I can also do Finsbury Park sometime; also Seven
Sisters, Manor House, and even Turnpike Lane was worth
doing last year.

Nic

--- tansleykate <katetansley1@...> wrote:

> Dear everybody in North London
>
> At the London wide Campaign meeting last night, we
> have decided it's
> time to get local groups leafletting again - and
> that means us!
>
> Action on climate change, as you know, is ever more
> urgently needed,
> so the demonstration this year needs to be the
> biggest ever. For
> that we need your help, in your local area, and it
> couldn't be
> easier! Just an hour or two or your time as often as
> you can leading
> up to November 4 will make a huge difference - and
> it will be in
> North London.
>
> It would be great if you could let me know if you
> would be able to
> help. Two good spots for leafletting before have
> been the big and
> well used tube stations of Finsbury Park and Camden
> Town at rush
> hour. I can do Finsbury Park with someone so let me
> know if you are
> up for it. You could also suggest your local tube
> station and see if
> anyone else is up for that.
>
> So please write back and offer a time and place to
> get leafletting!
>
> Thanks
>
> Kate
> 07967076218
>
>
>
>
>
>
>



           
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To: "Weekly Listings HTML" <info@...>
From: "Phoenix Cinema" <info@...>
Subject: Phoenix Cinema Special Event for An Inconvenient Truth, Friday 22nd September 06
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2006 17:57:51 +0100

GREEN QUESTION TIME AT THE PHOENIX CINEMA

FRIDAY 22nd SEPTEMBER FOLLOWING THE 6.45 PERFORMANCE OF

'AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH'

A panel of environmental experts and politicians have been invited to elaborate, illuminate and debate the important issues which the film highlights.

Presented in the famous 'Question Time' format, members of the audience will have their chance to quiz those people who know about the issues in depth and those who are trying to find solutions to the problem.

The panel consists of:

John Sinha, Campaign Against Climate Change,
Campaign against Climate Change exists to fight against ignorance, inertia, short term greed and vested interests and campaigns for the urgent and radical action we need to prevent the irreversible destabilisation of global climate.

A representative from Friends of the Earth
Friends of the Earth seeks to influence policy and practice through an honest, accurate and open approach. They do this by: i. Working local to global; From 200+ local groups to 70+ Friends of the Earth International groups - they are the only local-global environmental campaign group. ii. Solutions based research, not just looking for problems - but finding credible alternatives. iii. Enabling campaigning;
providing information and tools so people can act.

A.M. Poppy from The Green party
Life on Earth is under immense pressure. The environment around us is threatened with massive destruction. Conventional politics has failed us because its values are fundamentally flawed. The Green Party isn't just another political party. Green politics is a new and radical kind of politics guided by core principles.

Murad Quershi GLA Member (Labour, deputy chair of the GLA environment committee) attendance tbc.
Before becoming an Assembly Member, Murad worked in Housing and Regeneration for 15 years. His biggest achievement during this time was to help establish Ethnic Housing Associations in the East End in response to their chronic housing needs.

Lynne Featherstone MP (Liberal Democrat, Hornsey and Wood Green) attendance tbc
Born and brought up in North London Lynne has lived in the Hornsey & Wood Green constituency for over 30 years. She went to primary school in Highgate, and still lives there today, having lived off the Archway Road for several years in the meantime.

Theresa Villiers MP (Conservative, Chipping Barnet) attendance tbc
Theresa's political interests include; economic policy, business, deregulation, information technology, animal welfare, Cyprus, financial services, environment

An Inconvenient Truth (U) 1hr 37, USA 2006, Dir. Davis Guggenheim. With Al Gore.
Former Vice President Al Gore shares his concerns on the pressing issue of global warming in this riveting and timely documentary. A long-time environmental activist, Gore first became aware of evidence on global warming in the 1970s, and since leaving public office he has become a passionate advocate for large- and small-scale changes in laws and lifestyles that could help alleviate this crisis. AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH records a multi-media presentation hosted by Gore in which he discusses the scientific facts behind global warming, explains how it has already begun to affect our environment, talks about the disastrous consequences if the world's governments and citizens do not act and shares what each individual can do to help protect the Earth for this and future generations.

Tickets Prices for the films and the event are ?7.50 (6.00 concessions).
Call our box office during box office hours 020 8444 6789

We also need to start putting leaflets in wholefood
shops, community and other cafes, sympathetic cinemas
and bookshops, pubs, etc., etc. And it would be really
useful to know who is leaving them where (its really
frustrating going out of your way to drop off some
leaflets somewhere only to find someone else has
already done it). It would be good if people would
commit themselves to keeping stocks up until 4th
November. Personally, I can detour to Chats Palace,
Homerton, unless anyone else lives nearby or regularly
goes close.

Kate, I can also do Finsbury Park sometime; also Seven
Sisters, Manor House, and even Turnpike Lane was worth
doing last year.

Nic

--- tansleykate <katetansley1@...> wrote:

> Dear everybody in North London
>
> At the London wide Campaign meeting last night, we
> have decided it's
> time to get local groups leafletting again - and
> that means us!
>
> Action on climate change, as you know, is ever more
> urgently needed,
> so the demonstration this year needs to be the
> biggest ever. For
> that we need your help, in your local area, and it
> couldn't be
> easier! Just an hour or two or your time as often as
> you can leading
> up to November 4 will make a huge difference - and
> it will be in
> North London.
>
> It would be great if you could let me know if you
> would be able to
> help. Two good spots for leafletting before have
> been the big and
> well used tube stations of Finsbury Park and Camden
> Town at rush
> hour. I can do Finsbury Park with someone so let me
> know if you are
> up for it. You could also suggest your local tube
> station and see if
> anyone else is up for that.
>
> So please write back and offer a time and place to
> get leafletting!
>
> Thanks
>
> Kate
> 07967076218
>
>
>
>
>
>
>




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