East Midlands Friends of the Earth urge Prime Minister Gordon Brown to stop ignoring aviation emissions
Radical Images | 12.04.2008 18:37 | Climate Chaos | Ecology | Birmingham
Dozens of East Midlanders dressed as Gordon Brown cover their eyes while aeroplanes fly overhead - hoping aviation emissions will go away.
East Midlands Friends of the Earth has urged Prime Minister Gordon Brown and regional MP’s to stop ignoring aviation. The group wants the government’s new Climate Change Law to cover all sources of carbon dioxide emissions, including the UK’s share of emissions from international aviation and shipping. Mp’s will have the opportunity to vote on the law when it is debated in parliament later this month.
Friends of the Earth have led the campaign for a strong Climate Change law through ‘The Big Ask’ campaign. The law which is set to be introduced this summer is groundbreaking but only if it is strengthened sufficiently for the UK to play its part in tackling climate change.
The government’s proposed law does not count the UK’s share of emissions from international aviation and shipping, as if they don’t exist.
http://www.thebigask.com
http://www.rethink.airportwatch.org.uk
http://www.foe.co.uk
Living in Nottinghamshire? Want to know more about climate change? Join CANN the Climate Action Network Nottinghamshire
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Friends of the Earth have led the campaign for a strong Climate Change law through ‘The Big Ask’ campaign. The law which is set to be introduced this summer is groundbreaking but only if it is strengthened sufficiently for the UK to play its part in tackling climate change.
The government’s proposed law does not count the UK’s share of emissions from international aviation and shipping, as if they don’t exist.
http://www.thebigask.com
http://www.rethink.airportwatch.org.uk
http://www.foe.co.uk
Living in Nottinghamshire? Want to know more about climate change? Join CANN the Climate Action Network Nottinghamshire
http://www.climatenotts.org.uk to find out more
Photos: www.radicalimages.org.uk
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