Sign The Live Earth Pledge
Climate Change Network
If you attend the concerts or not please look and sign this pledge and pass
onto others.
This is but one other way to reinforce action from personal to global to
turn attitudes and lifestyles around for our battered planet.

Benny Zable

>From: Ben Wikler - Avaaz.org <avaaz@avaaz.org>
>To: bennyzable@hotmail.com <bennyzable@hotmail.com>
>Subject: Sign the Live Earth Pledge
>Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2007 23:06:50 -0700
>
>Dear friend,
>
>The Live Earth concerts, less than a week from now, will reach as many as
>two billion people worldwide. But they're more than concerts. They're a
>call to action. Throughout the events, Live Earth's organizers will
>challenge people around the world to take the Live Earth pledge, a set of
>seven commitments to confront the climate crisis. (The full text of the
>pledge is at the bottom of this message.)
>
>If millions of people take this pledge, we will have a chance to build a
>movement unlike any the world has ever seen: a vast network of committed
>citizens, from rich and poor countries alike, fighting a global crisis
>together. It's a big vision. It's within our reach. But to make it work,
>this pledge needs to catch fire. As Avaaz members, we can turn Live Earth
>into a political earthquake--by building momentum for the pledge now,
>before the first concert begins. Can you sign the pledge and send it to
>five friends?
>
http://www.avaaz.org/en/climate_pledge/h.php?cl=12725956

>Already this spring, Avaaz members have demonstrated their energy on
>climate change--delivering hundreds of thousands of petition signatures
>from more than 180 countries to world leaders. And the outcome of the G8+5
>summit shows the power of the growing climate movement: a promise from the
>world's 13 most-polluting countries to begin negotiations this year on a
>truly global climate change treaty.
>
>In the last week, Avaaz members have done it again: more than 2500 of us
>from 125 countries have signed up to host Live Earth events, with nearly
>1000 of these events open to the public. It's amazing--nobody can remember
>anything like it.
>
>Now, it's time to make it count. The pledge is what makes Live Earth
>matter. It's the point of the parties. It's the commitment that will lead
>to change.
>
>It's a pledge to individual action, to become climate neutral in our own
>lives. It's a pledge to take action as consumers, as workers, and as
>community members. And it's a pledge to action as citizens--to demand that
>our national leaders support a strong international treaty to cut global
>warming pollution by half, including a 90% cut from developed countries,
>within a generation. By signing it, we put our names on the line for
>change. And we send a message to the world's political leaders and
>corporate chieftans that the world is waking up.
>
>Let's lead the way. Sign the pledge now, and send it to friends--so that we
>can build a wave of 250,000 pledge signers before the Live Earth concerts
>begin on Saturday:
>
http://www.avaaz.org/en/climate_pledge/h.php?cl=12725956

>Let's turn the Live Earth moment into an unstoppable global movement. The
>climate crisis demands nothing less.
>
>With hope,
>
>Ben, Graziela, Ricken, Paul, Hannah, Iain, Galit, and the entire Avaaz team
>
>Here is the full text of the Live Earth Pledge:
>
>I PLEDGE:
>
>1. To demand that my country join an international treaty within the next 2
>years that cuts global warming pollution by 90% in developed countries and
>by more than half worldwide in time for the next generation to inherit a
>healthy earth;
>
>2. To take personal action to help solve the climate crisis by reducing my
>own CO2 pollution as much as I can and offsetting the rest to become
>"carbon neutral;"
>
>3. To fight for a moratorium on the construction of any new generating
>facility that burns coal without the capacity to safely trap and store the
>CO2;
>
>4. To work for a dramatic increase in the energy efficiency of my home,
>workplace, school, place of worship, and means of transportation;
>
>5. To fight for laws and policies that expand the use of renewable energy
>sources and reduce dependence on oil and coal;
>
>6. To plant new trees and to join with others in preserving and protecting
>forests; and,
>
>7. To buy from businesses and support leaders who share my commitment to
>solving the climate crisis and building a sustainable, just, and prosperous
>world for the 21st century.You are getting this message because you signed
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