Pix of Kyoto March, Sat 15 May 04 - Set 1 of 2

Alex Eisenstein | 17.05.2004 08:00 | Ecology | Globalisation | London

Photos of the beginning of the Kyoto March, organised by the Campaign against Climate Change:

http://www.campaigncc.org
For a link to the other set of photos, see one of the comments at the foot of this page.
For permission to copy and use, see CopyLeft at the end of the story below the photos.

The Kyoto March is an annual event that allows people to get together and onto the streets to sound the alarm about the accelerating deterioration of the global environment and in particular the huge threat posed by the catastrophic destabilisation of global climate. It is a chance to make a stand against those with the greatest power who are most to blame: currently George W Bush and his backers in the US fossil fuel industry, who sabotaged the world's efforts to deal with global climate change by dumping the Kyoto treaty now 3 years ago. Our event marks the anniversary of that greatest of environmental crimes.

The Campaign against Climate Change exists to fight against the ignorance, inertia, short term greed and vested interests that stand in the way of the immediate and resolute action urgently needed to prevent the irreversible destabilisation of our planet's climate.

For more info, see the Campaign against Climate Change web site:

http://www.campaigncc.org

Hope to see you on future protests against climate change. Meanwhile, share and enjoy these photos (see CopyLeft below).

In International Solidarity,

Alex Eisenstein

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