Campaign Currently in Paris, France, hundreds of Scientists are approving the IPCC report from Working Group 1 “The Climate Change 2007: The Physical Science Basis” (chapters outline) in closed-door sessions. They finish 1st February 2007 and next day the release is planned.

Upcoming reports this year cover ‘Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability‘ and ‘Mitigation of Climate Change‘. The final part, a synthesis of all three parts for policy-makers, is expected in November.

The IPCC report will not outline measures to tackle global warming. Instead, it will concentrate on the latest evidence that the phenomenon is underway. The publication sets a milestone in fighting Global Warming, all included points are no longer matter of discussions and it provides the substantiated state of knowledge for decision-maker.

L’Alliance pour la Planète values highly this moment and calls for action. Simply stop using energy between 19:55 and 20:00 MEZ - switch off lights!. Main purpose is not to save power rather than showing your interests. The signal is well recognizable and measurable.

L’Alliance pour la Planète (groupement national d’associations environnementales) lance 5 minutes de répit pour la planète, un appel simple à l’attention de tous les citoyens : le 1er février 2007 entre 19h55 et 20h00, éteignez veilles et lumières.
Participez à la plus grande mobilisation citoyenne contre le changement climatique !


This campaign is supported by dozens of french environmental groups, Friends of Earth and german BUND.

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