Forwarded from Fariha Aumi 🇧🇩
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Fridays For Future - Bangladesh
There should be 25% trees on any city, but Dhaka has only 12%(or less). Yet the govt officials have decided to cut off trees to 'beautify' the historical place. Environmental activists have protested about this for past few days, but there is still no good…
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Aldeias Pelo Clima
VEM AÍ muitas novidades!Isso é um pouco do que somos,uma iniciativa que tem como principal objetivo apoiar comunidades indígenas do nosso país e trazer mais visibilidade para as redes sociais!Com o apoio de vocês fizemos muitas coisas incríveis,e vem muito…
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🚨[endorse this letter from Guyanese stakeholders to ExxonMobil shareholders on the dangers of the company's massive offshore buildout in Guyana.] 🚨
hi everyone! we got this message from some Guayanese local groups! Let's show our Caribbean activists some support!
Deadline is today, Friday, May 20 at 4 pm UTC
Read the letter and add your endorsement as individuals and/ or organizations here: https://forms.gle/z1VPgFYNrniu6jzu9
More details:
Please see below a time-sensitive request for international sign-ons in solidarity with the fight against oil and gas expansion in Guyana, where ExxonMobil is leading one of the biggest offshore developments in the world.
On the eve of ExxonMobil's AGM next week, Guyanese stakeholders are demanding answers and action from Exxon's shareholders about the local, regional, and global threats posed by the company's massive offshore oil and gas project in Guyana. They are asking for your support through international endorsement of the attached letter.
Guyana is one of the most important fronts in the global fight against the expansion of oil and gas production. Exxon's 9-billion-barrel offshore operations in Guyana could be one of the biggest oil build-outs on Earth, and threatens to unleash a 3.87 gigaton carbon bomb. In-country action aims to protect Guyana and the Caribbean region from the potentially disastrous human rights, environmental, and economic consequences of the proposed Exxon buildout, and to demand accountability. International solidarity and amplification are critical.
Let's stand in solidarity and endorse this letter from Guyanese stakeholders to ExxonMobil shareholders represented by the Coalition United for a Responsible Exxon (CURExxon). Both organizational and individual signatures are welcome through this Friday, May 21, 4 pm UTC
Endorsement form (with link to text of letter): https://forms.gle/z1VPgFYNrniu6jzu9
Text of letter: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rDx_x9gzTxwGMt8cdCqYK4GATTma2MJP/view?usp=sharing
hi everyone! we got this message from some Guayanese local groups! Let's show our Caribbean activists some support!
Deadline is today, Friday, May 20 at 4 pm UTC
Read the letter and add your endorsement as individuals and/ or organizations here: https://forms.gle/z1VPgFYNrniu6jzu9
More details:
Please see below a time-sensitive request for international sign-ons in solidarity with the fight against oil and gas expansion in Guyana, where ExxonMobil is leading one of the biggest offshore developments in the world.
On the eve of ExxonMobil's AGM next week, Guyanese stakeholders are demanding answers and action from Exxon's shareholders about the local, regional, and global threats posed by the company's massive offshore oil and gas project in Guyana. They are asking for your support through international endorsement of the attached letter.
Guyana is one of the most important fronts in the global fight against the expansion of oil and gas production. Exxon's 9-billion-barrel offshore operations in Guyana could be one of the biggest oil build-outs on Earth, and threatens to unleash a 3.87 gigaton carbon bomb. In-country action aims to protect Guyana and the Caribbean region from the potentially disastrous human rights, environmental, and economic consequences of the proposed Exxon buildout, and to demand accountability. International solidarity and amplification are critical.
Let's stand in solidarity and endorse this letter from Guyanese stakeholders to ExxonMobil shareholders represented by the Coalition United for a Responsible Exxon (CURExxon). Both organizational and individual signatures are welcome through this Friday, May 21, 4 pm UTC
Endorsement form (with link to text of letter): https://forms.gle/z1VPgFYNrniu6jzu9
Text of letter: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rDx_x9gzTxwGMt8cdCqYK4GATTma2MJP/view?usp=sharing
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Int'l Endorsement: Guyanese Stakeholders' Letter to ExxonMobil Shareholders
Please use this form to endorse a letter by Guyanese stakeholders exposing the dangers of ExxonMobil's massive oil and gas project off the coast of Guyana, and demanding that ExxonMobil shareholders in the Coalition United for a Responsible Exxon (CURExxon…
Forwarded from Yusuf Baluch
Hi , Fridays for Future Balochistan is planning a project regarding Climate education in Balochistan. The Idea is to educate the people about Climate change ,it's effects ,causes and impacts on human lives💔, especially those living in the frontlines. Our education system isn't that Much strong as well as there isn't any courses in the education institutions , almost more than half of children in Balochistan are out of school🥺. The purpose is to open a small library where we will be providing everyone Climate related educations , basically teaching and Awaring them about the issues . Currently we are looking👀 for people who could help us to Organize a fundraising Campaign regarding this project ,and will be reaching out to different NGOs to help us financially .
Kind regards and huggss💙💙🤗🤗
Kind regards and huggss💙💙🤗🤗
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Hello good folk, from Southern Africa one of our partners has put together a twitter campaign to raise awareness in and around this day from an african perspective, I’m gonna share a few instructions and the letter that has gone out with a little background. Your support is invaluable. Thunder doesn’t make flowers grow, raindrops do:
My dear fellow humans,
Following on from last week’s Kavango Alive elephant PR, we are further asking partners and friends, such as yourselves for another little push, this time on twitter, so the world becomes awash with the fact that our last great herd of African elephants is also your last herd of African elephants, where ever you may be.
Today, May 22 is World Biodiversity Day. Kavango Alive once again partners with the GMER to shed light on darkness:
In the past 50 years, an incomprehensible 2/3rds of earth's animals have disappeared. The causal factors are anthropogenic, and, despite #COVID19, a disease caused by SARS-COV-2, a virus that is likely the result of a wild-life-related spillover, humans appeared to have learnt very little.
China continues to exploit the body parts of critically endangered creatures for #TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), a billion dollar industry that will only be amplified via its BRI (Belt and Road Initiative), and extraction industries continue to exploit pristine wild areas for profit. ReconAfrica, a Canadian extraction company, is currently engaged in exploratory activities in Namibia's Okavago Delta as it hunts for oil in a region that is home to earth's last elephants. Add to this, the macabre reality of trophy hunting; the bodies of savanna elephants who are now designated endangered by the IUCN are traded for a profit by African governments, to "rich" trophy hunters from the west.
The automated tweet sheet(s) highlight the tragedy of our disappearing wild world in the context of a 6th mass extinction induced by humans and demands action from governments and international bodies.
We would really appreciate the URL (tweet sheet) to be SHARED widely.
USAGE:
Login to your twitter account
Open the auto-tweet-sheet via this URL: https://sites.google.com/view/end-of-nature/
CLICK button to tweet each tweet (going back and forth from twitter to the tweet-sheet will be necessary). There are 48 tweets in total (3 pages), we may add a few more as needed
Be careful not to go too fast, twitter will BAN you if you tweet out too many tweets within a short time frame; ergo, go slow, giving yourself several seconds between tweets
Holler if you have questions
Thank you and have fun.
====================================
Warmly,
Rosemary - March for Elephants
My dear fellow humans,
Following on from last week’s Kavango Alive elephant PR, we are further asking partners and friends, such as yourselves for another little push, this time on twitter, so the world becomes awash with the fact that our last great herd of African elephants is also your last herd of African elephants, where ever you may be.
Today, May 22 is World Biodiversity Day. Kavango Alive once again partners with the GMER to shed light on darkness:
In the past 50 years, an incomprehensible 2/3rds of earth's animals have disappeared. The causal factors are anthropogenic, and, despite #COVID19, a disease caused by SARS-COV-2, a virus that is likely the result of a wild-life-related spillover, humans appeared to have learnt very little.
China continues to exploit the body parts of critically endangered creatures for #TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), a billion dollar industry that will only be amplified via its BRI (Belt and Road Initiative), and extraction industries continue to exploit pristine wild areas for profit. ReconAfrica, a Canadian extraction company, is currently engaged in exploratory activities in Namibia's Okavago Delta as it hunts for oil in a region that is home to earth's last elephants. Add to this, the macabre reality of trophy hunting; the bodies of savanna elephants who are now designated endangered by the IUCN are traded for a profit by African governments, to "rich" trophy hunters from the west.
The automated tweet sheet(s) highlight the tragedy of our disappearing wild world in the context of a 6th mass extinction induced by humans and demands action from governments and international bodies.
We would really appreciate the URL (tweet sheet) to be SHARED widely.
USAGE:
Login to your twitter account
Open the auto-tweet-sheet via this URL: https://sites.google.com/view/end-of-nature/
CLICK button to tweet each tweet (going back and forth from twitter to the tweet-sheet will be necessary). There are 48 tweets in total (3 pages), we may add a few more as needed
Be careful not to go too fast, twitter will BAN you if you tweet out too many tweets within a short time frame; ergo, go slow, giving yourself several seconds between tweets
Holler if you have questions
Thank you and have fun.
====================================
Warmly,
Rosemary - March for Elephants
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[Tweetstorm on #GlobalBanOnFracking proposal to the UN General Assembly, 16:00 UTC / GMT on Monday, May 24th ]
👉People from all over the world are asking the Irish Government to propose a global ban on fracking at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2021, grassroots activists have created a draft resolution ennoscriptd “Ban on the use of hydraulic fracturing/fracking to extract fossil fuels from the ground on Climate, Human Rights, Public Health and Environmental grounds."
👉The activists from the ground organizing a tweetstorm to pressure the Irish government to raise this issue at the United Nations to stop fracking, during the launch of the Irish Centre for Human Rights' report on the impact of fracking on human rights.
How to be part of this global campaign:
🌺 At 16:00 UTC today start tweeting with #GlobalBanOnFracking and tagging the campaign @UNBanOnFracking and Irish national leaders @MichealMartinTD @SimonCoveney @LeoVaradkar. You can find more information and sample tweets HERE: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15D48Kyh_S0YDLviL7s9jm6lQMSycNrG7YHQKdMGrzbg/edit?usp=sharing
This all happens at 16:00 UTC / GMT on Monday, May 24th! Don't miss out!
👉People from all over the world are asking the Irish Government to propose a global ban on fracking at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2021, grassroots activists have created a draft resolution ennoscriptd “Ban on the use of hydraulic fracturing/fracking to extract fossil fuels from the ground on Climate, Human Rights, Public Health and Environmental grounds."
👉The activists from the ground organizing a tweetstorm to pressure the Irish government to raise this issue at the United Nations to stop fracking, during the launch of the Irish Centre for Human Rights' report on the impact of fracking on human rights.
How to be part of this global campaign:
🌺 At 16:00 UTC today start tweeting with #GlobalBanOnFracking and tagging the campaign @UNBanOnFracking and Irish national leaders @MichealMartinTD @SimonCoveney @LeoVaradkar. You can find more information and sample tweets HERE: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15D48Kyh_S0YDLviL7s9jm6lQMSycNrG7YHQKdMGrzbg/edit?usp=sharing
This all happens at 16:00 UTC / GMT on Monday, May 24th! Don't miss out!
Google Docs
ban fracking tweetstorm
#GlobalBanOnFracking Ireland already has a strong legislative ban on fracking. We are now asking the Irish Government to go even further and propose a global ban on fracking at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2021 as per the draft resolution…