UK Climate Camp 2008 Newswire Archive
Climate Camp goes back to Heathrow: Conference Sat 26th July
19-07-2008 11:19
A conference organsied by the Camp for Climate Action, local residents groups NoTRAG and HACA and Greenpeace to answer the question:“What do we do if the worst comes to the worst and the Government says ‘yes’ to Heathrow expansion?
Climate Camp demo - Save the Woodhead Tunnel
19-07-2008 10:19
This year we have a unique opportunity to re-open the Woodhead rail line.Join the Save the Woodhead Tunnel Campaign in demanding the Government hold to their promises on sustainable transport and climate change and re-open this historic and important line.
http://savethewoodheadtunnel.blogspot.com/ http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?f=q&hl=en&time=&date=&ttype=&ie=UTF8&cd=2&geocode=0,53.495117,-1.830297&om=1&msa=0&msid=100950118038398329239.000441a586b51a597a528&ll=53.478239,-1.897888&spn=0.122593,0.274658&z=11&source=embed www.climatecamp.org.uk
Cycle from Hadfield, meet train station, midday
Dissident Island - Climate Camp special tonight
18-07-2008 17:26
32 SUVs disabled across Oxford
18-07-2008 11:10
Up to 32 SUV owners awoke this morning to discover that their destructive vehicles had been disabled.The Two Degrees Show: No New Coal
17-07-2008 15:50
Greenwash Guerrillas Embarrass E.ON
16-07-2008 10:16
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Oxford Climate Action Spin The Spinners!
16-07-2008 09:59
Oxford Climate Action activists have todayblockaded the headquarters of Edelman PR. They arrived at 9:30 to
protest the PR giant's collusion with E-On in "greenwashing" its
proposed Kingsnorth power station development. Several protestors
gained access to the firms offices. Others outside climbed onto the
roof to unfurl a banner reading "Edelman: Spinning The Climate Out
Of Control" as another colourful contingent spoke to
passers by about the protest. MP John MC Donnell has also dropped by to lend his support.
Bath Bomb #12 Out Now
15-07-2008 17:25
Bath Bomb #12 hits the streets running? Cycling? Bathing? The twelfth instalment of Bath's monthly radical rag is now online...Espionage, news manipulation and legal threats against Eco- Warriors
15-07-2008 11:05
Open statement and invitation to the trade union movement from the Climate Camp
14-07-2008 17:50
An invitation to the trade union movement to engage in a dialogue with the Camp for Action.Australian Climate Change protestors block trains and ports
14-07-2008 12:15
Australia. Yesterday, people from the camp chained themselves to a
coal train, blocking access to Carrington coal terminal for most of the
day and costing the company an estimated 1.2 million US dollars.
Today, more climate camp activists are blocking work at the world’s
largest coal port at Kooragang.
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Dear Camp for Climate Action
14-07-2008 11:11
Firstly thank you for contacting me. I'm hopping mad about what I've heard, but I may not have been told the whole story. I can tell you too the mining community whats left of us feel utterly betrayed by rumours about you swinging all your efforts to close down what remains of the coalindustry. There are debates about counter-demonstrations etc and press statements from the power workers and miners. So its vital we do not take up cudgels over this unless and until and at least that we know where each
other stand. I was a matter of interest with the National General secretary of the NUM and the Yorkshire Area Leadership last weekend and they are spitting feathers about the Drax demonstration. The slogans on the demonstration and the statements made to the press by the protestsrs
demonstrated no concern for the miners, railway workers or power workers.
There was no consultation with us, no debate with us, no seeing what we wanted or how we see the world or how we can see if there is anything is common. 'Leave It In The Ground' was the banner which was unfurled at Drax, 'it' being the coal, and the miners ? where do we leave them ? that
bit wasn't answered. We know where John Major and Maggie Thatcher and Harold Wilson left us, on the dung heap, and most of us are still there.
BAN Big Up Climate Camp And Other Routes Of Change
13-07-2008 19:00
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An Open Letter to the Camp for Climate Action
11-07-2008 11:50
Dear Camp for Climate Action,Firstly thank you for contacting me. I'm hopping mad about what I've
heard, but I may not have been told the whole story. I can tell you too
the mining community whats left of us feel utterly betrayed by rumours
about you swinging all your efforts to close down what remains of the coal
industry. There are debates about counter-demonstrations etc and press
statements from the power workers and miners. So its vital we do not take
up cudgels over this unless and until and at least that we know where each
other stand. I was a matter of interest with the National General
secretary of the NUM and the Yorkshire Area Leadership last weekend and
they are spitting feathers about the Drax demonstration. The slogans on
the demonstration and the statements made to the press by the protestsrs
demonstrated no concern for the miners, railway workers or power workers.
There was no consultation with us, no debate with us, no seeing what we
wanted or how we see the world or how we can see if there is anything is
common. 'Leave It In The Ground' was the banner which was unfurled at
Drax, 'it' being the coal, and the miners ? where do we leave them ? that
bit wasn't answered. We know where John Major and Maggie Thatcher and
Harold Wilson left us, on the dung heap, and most of us are still there.
Memories of the Camp for Climate Action UK 2007
10-07-2008 16:32
Want to know about what the camp for climate action is like? What to expect when you get there or what would it be like to bring your kid along?Greenwash Guerrillas vs. E.ON
10-07-2008 10:21
The Climate Putney Debates St Marys Church July 29th 2008 7pm
09-07-2008 19:22
+++ ‘Turning the world upside down’: The Putney Climate Debate +++
Monday 28th July 2008
Arrive 6.30pm speakers from 7pm.
St Mary’s Church, Putney, London
Putney High Street, SW15 1SN
Info and Directions:
http://www.putneydebates.com/ Full article | 2 additions | 1 comment
The Two Degrees Show - Climate Code Red
09-07-2008 19:22
WMClimate Camp: Meeting and Screening
08-07-2008 03:51
The West Midlands Neighborhood of the Camp for Climate Action will be meeting this coming Thursday 10th July at the Spotted Dog, Alcester St, Digbeth, and screening a film about last years Camp.
