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On Global Climate Change: Demand 350, Demand Organic

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The Maldives' ministers are joined in their demand by thousands of groups and leaders across the world, from the chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Full Article at Treehugger

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  1. This is the one most important number in the world right now ... It's the one number that applies as absolutely in the Maldives as in Manhattan. It somehow has worked its magic.
    – Bill McKibben SOURCE: Scientific American 1 month ago
  2. We were prepared for a great day in the United States
    SOURCE: Scientific American 1 month ago
  3. Even if we do everything right from here on in
    – Bill McKibben SOURCE: It's Getting Hot In Here 1 month ago
  4. to have a movement based on clear, bold and simple targets ... We are beginning to see pressure building on the U.S. … In issues like this we are able to have stakes on something specific so that negotiators have to meet targets or at the very least explain why they are not meeting the targets.
    SOURCE: It's Getting Hot In Here 1 month ago
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  3. AlterNet
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