ENDS Report 368, September 2005, pp. 43-45
1 September 2005
A coalition of environmental and development activists hopes to "mobilise millions" for action on climate change. Inspired by successful campaigns on third world debt, Stop Climate Chaos is a response to environmental groups' failure to hold the Government to account on climate change targets. Keith Allott talks to the movement's director, Ashok Sinha.
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- Climate change;
- Friends of the Earth;
- Forum for the Future;
- Greenpeace;
- Royal Society for the Protection of Birds;
- WWF;
- Toyota Motor Corporation;
- Oxfam;
- Campaign ExxonMobil;
- National Federation of Women's Institutes;
- Labour Party;
- Stop Climate Chaos;
- Jubilee Debt Campaign;
- Make Poverty History;
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