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Call to action by Naomi Klein, Terry Tempest Williams, Bill McKibben, Dr. James Hansen and Peaceful Uprising via It's Getting Hot In Here February 8th, 2010 at 18:05

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In United States, News and Media, Act Locally, Americas, Government, Climate Justice, Climate Science, Events, Corruption, Global Warming, Dirty Energy, Popular Culture, Youth Leaders, Politics, Direct Action, Political Participation, climate policy, Renewable Energy, Climate Challenge, Coal, Bill McKibben, natural gas, 350, Copenhagen 2009, online organizing, naomi klein, dr. james hansen, Tim DeChristopher, IGHIH News, civil disobediance, DeChristopher trial, Terry Tempest Williams

Accept it in Oslo, Earn it in Copenhagen via It's Getting Hot In Here December 10th, 2009 at 19:09

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In Youth, Climate Change, Peace, Nobel Peace Prize, Al Gore, climate, hope, Barack Obama, 350.org, copenhagen, future, nobel, United States, Climate Justice, Youth Leaders, Bill McKibben, 350

Can A Number Save The World? via It's Getting Hot In Here June 21st, 2009 at 18:45

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In science, carbon, campaign, climate crisis, Climate Change, Climate Science, Global Warming, Climate Challenge, Bill McKibben, 350

Climate Justice and Coal’s Funeral Procession via It's Getting Hot In Here May 3rd, 2009 at 00:59

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In Campuses, Impacted Communities, Clean Coal, Power Shift, Indigenous, Coal Campaign, mountain top removal, LNG, civil disobedience, carbon sequestration, capitol power plant, Power Shift 2009, wendell berry, capitol climate action, dr. vandana shiva, United States, Americas, Climate Justice, Global Warming, Dirty Energy, Direct Action, Coal, Bill McKibben, dr. james hansen

Green Jobs for America’s Youth - 100 Days of Progress via It's Getting Hot In Here April 29th, 2009 at 18:59

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In PowerShift, green jobs, clean energy, Obama, green, 100 days, arra, Barack Obama, Politics, Renewable Energy, Bill McKibben

Strategy Note – Dress to Impress at the Capitol Climate Action via It's Getting Hot In Here January 30th, 2009 at 21:51

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In Economics, efficiency, Jobs, Extraction, North East, Oil, climate solutions, Climate and Forestry, nonviolent direct action, coalition, march 2nd, green jobs, Impacted Communities, Indigenous, Coal Campaign, mountain top removal, civil disobedience, capitol power plant, wendell berry, capitol climate action, United States, Americas, Government, Climate Justice, Events, Global Warming, Dirty Energy, Politics, Direct Action, Political Participation, Coal, Bill McKibben

Taking Action: Do our tactics unite or divide us? via It's Getting Hot In Here January 27th, 2009 at 22:05

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In protest, NVDA, capitol coal action, Coal Campaign, civil disobedience, capitol power plant, capitol climate action, climate, Climate Justice, Dirty Energy, Direct Action, Coal, Bill McKibben

Make Climate Justice History - Mass civil disobedience March 2nd, 2009 in DC via It's Getting Hot In Here December 18th, 2008 at 16:01

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In greenpeace, Rainforest Action Network, non violence, ruckus, protest, clean energy, Impacted Communities, Power Shift, Coal Campaign, mountain top removal, civil disobedience, capitol power plant, wendell berry, Climate Justice, Global Warming, Dirty Energy, Direct Action, climate policy, Coal, Bill McKibben

Bill McKibben Says It’s Time to “Organize, Organize, Organize” for a Cleaner Future via It's Getting Hot In Here October 30th, 2007 at 03:35

image Bill McKibben has three pieces of advice for people who want to make a difference in the fight against global warming: “1: Organize. 2. Organize. 3. Organize,” says the well-beloved author, educator, climate activist and co-founder of Step It Up. Only then does he add his fourth piece of advice: “After that, if they have some energy left, by all means change the light-bulbs.” And to the young climate activists who are putting together a growing and increasingly sophisticated youth climate movement, McKibben says, “Keep it up!” This weekend, over 5,000 young leaders will converge in Washington D.C. for Power Shift 2007, the first-ever national youth climate summit, organized by the Energy Action Coalition. Back at home, tens of thousands more youth...
In Interviews, powershift07, Step It Up, 1 Sky, youth activism, Youth climate movement, climate activism, Energy Action Coalition, Power Shift, Act Locally, Government, Events, Global Warming, Politics, Political Participation, Climate Challenge, Bill McKibben
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