Eight days of low-impact living, debates, learning skills, and high-impact direct action tackling the root causes of climate change.
In 2006, over 600 people converged on a field in Yorkshire for 10 days, and held over 100 workshops, ranging from alternative technology to the Kyoto Protocol to non-violent direct action training. They made decisions collectively, without ‘leaders’, and produced their own energy using solar panels, biodiesel, and a wind turbine. Many of them used the camp as a base for non-violent direct action against industrial polluters such as Drax, the largest coal-fired power station in the UK.
The 2007 Camp for Climate Action will be even better! Everyone is welcome to get involved. If you have any questions, email info [at] climatecamp.org.uk
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