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Voices from Copenhagen - Sierra Club Student Coalition

by: Eileen

Wed Dec 09, 2009 at 08:48:07 AM EST


Sierra Club's Virginia Chapter director Glen Besa is in Copenhagen for the COP15 United Nations Climate Change Conference.  Glen is blogging from the conference.  His first post on Day 1, "On the Eve of Copenhagen" is here at Sierra Club's Climate Crossroads blog.

Yesterday Day 2, Glen interviewed several of the 18 students with the Sierra Student Coalition are a part of our delegation to Copenhagen. "Hear what five of these student leaders have to say about why these climate negotiations are so important to their future", he writes.

(Additional videos from students are below the fold.)

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These young people are one of the most important factors at COP15 because they really care to what will happen to us even if they are students and don't have any jobs yet at least they participates. Even their presence should be a prod for the negotiators to work hard on creating an intelligent, forceful, and binding accord for rapid reduction of Global atmospheric pollution. As these are the inheritors of what will be accomplished, their concern is real and WILL, I believe, be heard. Kudos to all of them there!

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