
On Saturday, October 24, people in 181 countries are coming together for what many are describing as the most widespread day of environmental action in the planet’s history.They’re gathering to call for strong action and bold leadership on the climate crisis.
Specifically, the web-based campaign called “350.org” is calling on people from around the world to organize an action that in some way incorporates the number “350″ at an iconic place in their community. Then, 350.org wants people to upload a photo of their event to the 350.org website.
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I’m a Tony Blair Fan. The man has scruples, faith. He is no dummy for sure. If former PM Blair thinks highly of someone, that person is likely to get my vote as well. Tony Blair gave another former PM, Shinzo Abe of Japan the “Globe Award” for showing international leadership in global environmental issues.
The award was presented at a global warming forum attended by some 100+ legislators from the Group of Eight nations and emerging economies. The ceremony was held in Tokyo.
Who do you think is an international leader in global environmental issues? And, please don’t way Al Gore.