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KYOTOplus Petition for Concerned Canadians
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Dilekçeyi hazırlayan: P.J. Partington

Petition for Concerned Canadians:

Whereas global warming is an unequivocal threat to our environment, our economy and to people’s lives; and

Whereas global warming must be kept as far below 2° Celsius as possible (relative to the pre-industrial level) in order to prevent catastrophic consequences; requiring developed countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 25 to 40 per cent (from 1990 levels) by 2020; and

Whereas Canada should join the global community in agreeing to these reductions at the United Nations climate conference in Copenhagen, Denmark in December 2009; therefore

I call on elected officials to ensure that Canada honours its Kyoto commitment and sets a national target of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by at least 25 per cent (from the 1990 level) by 2020.

Canada must have a credible plan to meet this 2020 target, including:

• a just price on greenhouse gas pollution;
• world-leading regulations and effective investments to cut greenhouse gas pollution from vehicles, buildings and other sectors;
• strong measures in support of energy conservation and renewable energy; and
• urgent measures to minimize climate change impacts on people and ecosystems here and abroad.

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This petition is part of the national KYOTOplus campaign being co-ordinated by the Climate Action Network - Réseau Action Climat Canada. For more information see www.kyotoplus.ca
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