No genuinely meaningful emissions targets. Inadequate funding for people in poor countries. Copenhagen failed.
Christian Aid believes lives will be lost if we settle for this. That, however, is the last thing on our minds.
30% - it's the least the EU can do!
Take our online action and urge the European Union to get talks back on track by committing immediately to cutting its emissions by 30%.
A target of 30% would be merely a start. Europe must cut emissions by at least 40% by 2020 if we're to avoid global average temperature increases passing the 2˚C mark - and the disastrous consequences this would have for millions in developing countries.
However, 30% would at least show that rich-country politicians can provide leadership rather than obstruction when it comes to tackling global warming.
Act now Write to the EU
Climate justice when? The fight goes on!
Copenhagen 'tragedy' Our response
Get our final take on Copenhagen
CHeck out our diary for Video, photos and analysis from our team at the talks.
Copenhagen Diary As it happened
What we want
Campaign guide What we want
Q&A The science behind our campaign (written for Church Times)
Climate change How it impacts on poorer communities
The Wave, 5 Dec
On the eve of the Copenhagen talks, campaigners flooded the streets of cities all around the world to demand climate justice.
London 50,000 encircle Parliament
Glasgow Thousands demand justice
Ireland Activists take to streets in Belfast and Dublin
Mass Visual Trespass
We asked for your climate justice messages. Then we put them where they couldn't be missed.
Mass Visual Trespass Your messages
Ironbridge Trespass No1
London Trespass No2
Birmingham Trespass No3
Edinburgh Trespass No4
Dublin Trespass No5
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