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Time for the Climate
Sheffield C.
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Let's tell our leaders it's time to leave the age of fossil fuels behind!
Come with your family and friends and be part of our growing climate movement - all welcome!
We'd like everyone to join a mass sing and silent vigil at 2pm in Tudor Square - see: http://bit.ly/1hObKSI to learn the song and keep checking here, on www.sheffieldclimatealliance.net and https://www.facebook.com/events/1490417151253648/ for more details.
We'll be in Tudor Square (outside Crucible & Lyceum Theatres) and at the Upper Chapel (http://bit.ly/1MsJtKz) nearby from 12 noon to 4.30pm.
There is loads going on:
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If you're looking for a friendly way to get to the event, Polly Blacker is organising a ride, more info here: http://on.fb.me/1MHkfvv
12-1:45 in Upper Chapel and Courtyard: the 'Climate Cake-Off' (how to enter your cake: http://bit.ly/ClimateCakeOff), Make a Wind Turbine, Face-painting, a chance to see the Sheffield Sings Out for the Climate film and Vox pops where you can record your thoughts about climate change and the Paris COP.
12-2 in Tudor Square: 'Evil Frackers' Photo Booth, information about how to get more involved with the climate movement and music.
2pm everyone gathers in Tudor Square for our mass sing and silent vigil
2:30-3:30 in Upper Chapel: music and try the cakes from the Climate Cake-Off
3:30-4:30 in Upper Chapel: Festival of Debate hosts 'Time for the Climate?' Go to http://on.fb.me/1NbvhJU for more details of the debate line up.
Floods, typhoons and droughts are already impacting many millions of people around the world - this humanitarian crisis most affects those who have done least to create the problem.
Real solutions exist: public renewable energy, green infrastructure and millions of new, unionised clean jobs – we need this to happen faster, at scale, and with people at its centre, so we can leave the age of fossil fuels behind.
Hope is with the people who are already way ahead of governments and corporate interests. We want our leaders to know that we want real action from the Paris climate talks, and we can and we will build the future from here – a more just, more equitable and better world for us all.
Join us to say No to dirty energy... Yes to renewables... Climate jobs now... Justice for people!
Come with your family and friends and be part of our growing climate movement - all welcome!
We'd like everyone to join a mass sing and silent vigil at 2pm in Tudor Square - see: http://bit.ly/1hObKSI to learn the song and keep checking here, on www.sheffieldclimatealliance.net and https://www.facebook.com/events/1490417151253648/ for more details.
We'll be in Tudor Square (outside Crucible & Lyceum Theatres) and at the Upper Chapel (http://bit.ly/1MsJtKz) nearby from 12 noon to 4.30pm.
There is loads going on:
...
If you're looking for a friendly way to get to the event, Polly Blacker is organising a ride, more info here: http://on.fb.me/1MHkfvv
12-1:45 in Upper Chapel and Courtyard: the 'Climate Cake-Off' (how to enter your cake: http://bit.ly/ClimateCakeOff), Make a Wind Turbine, Face-painting, a chance to see the Sheffield Sings Out for the Climate film and Vox pops where you can record your thoughts about climate change and the Paris COP.
12-2 in Tudor Square: 'Evil Frackers' Photo Booth, information about how to get more involved with the climate movement and music.
2pm everyone gathers in Tudor Square for our mass sing and silent vigil
2:30-3:30 in Upper Chapel: music and try the cakes from the Climate Cake-Off
3:30-4:30 in Upper Chapel: Festival of Debate hosts 'Time for the Climate?' Go to http://on.fb.me/1NbvhJU for more details of the debate line up.
Floods, typhoons and droughts are already impacting many millions of people around the world - this humanitarian crisis most affects those who have done least to create the problem.
Real solutions exist: public renewable energy, green infrastructure and millions of new, unionised clean jobs – we need this to happen faster, at scale, and with people at its centre, so we can leave the age of fossil fuels behind.
Hope is with the people who are already way ahead of governments and corporate interests. We want our leaders to know that we want real action from the Paris climate talks, and we can and we will build the future from here – a more just, more equitable and better world for us all.
Join us to say No to dirty energy... Yes to renewables... Climate jobs now... Justice for people!
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