December 16, 2009 – 2:08 am
Big fossil fuel corporations don’t want to lose their fancy profits for something so stupid and childish, like the idea of “saving the earth for future generations”. “What have these future generations done for us?” these companies ask with reason.
These good old well oiled corporations have not given up. They have a dream too. And there are people who share their dream. The movement of global warming advocates who want us to go on living in this fossil fueled fact free fantasyland forever. Some of these living fossils have also been seen at Copenhagen UN Climate Conference.
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Live from Copenhagen OneClimate.org
350.org
YouthClimate.org
December 9, 2009 – 9:36 pm
What is happening in Copenhagen? tcktcktck.org
What is happening in Tuvalu?
Download a printable version of the cartoon (Creative Commons) 
November 17, 2009 – 4:16 am
TheCopenhagen climate treaty is at risk to fail. Only three weeks before the Copenhagen summit many politicians have said, that the legally binding climate deal will be delayed by six months, or even a year. Can we afford that?
The International Energy Agency (IEA) gives a hint:
“The International Energy Agency (IEA) has announced in its latest World Energy Outlook that every year of delayed action to address climate change will add $500 Billion to the price tag of saving the planet…”
The whole article at DeSmogBlog: Climate Denial Industry Costs Us $500 Billion a Year
Non-governmental organizations say the climate treaty can be saved:
The Ecologist 16th November, 2009: EU must ’step-in’ to save Copenhagen from disaster
If you want to save the Copenhagen climate treaty, you can for example sign United Nations’s “Seal the Deal” campaign petition:
Poor sanitation is a problem. The world is running out of water. Holy flush toilet bowl! What shall we do, Robin?
DRY TOILET 2009 – Third International Dry Toilet Conference in Tampere, Finland, 12-15 August 2009
“The year 2008 was declared the International Year of Sanitation. The core theme of Dry Toilet 2009 is to evaluate the situation a year later. How are we progressing toward the Millennium Development Goals worldwide? What are the success stories? Where are we facing difficulties, and how can we overcome them?”
Nigerian environmental activist and writer Ken Saro Wiwa was executed in November 1995. He was convicted by a military tribunal of the Nigerian military junta. Ken Saro Wiwa helped Ogoni people to organize non-violent protests against the the impact of Shell oil exploration, which was destroying the environment at the Niger Delta.
Today 27th May 2009 Shell is in court in New York accused of crimes against humanity over its activities in the Niger Delta. Read the whole article from the Guardian: 14 years after Ken Saro-Wiwa’s death, family points finger at Shell in court
I made the poster above in 1997 for the Kumppani-magazine. Printable version for non-commercial use can be downloaded here. (3,6 mt).
