Monday, July 30, 2007
Britain's Longest March For Climate Change
London July 30th.: They won't go around the world in 80 days but walkers in the longest-ever protest march in British history are going to great lengths by criss-crossing the United Kingdom and Ireland to draw attention to climate change. Sponsored by Christian Aid, an agency of 41 denominations in Britain and Ireland, the "Cut the Carbon" marchers began their 1000-mile (1610 kilometre) trek on 14 July in Bangor, Northern Ireland. The march will end in early October in London, where the walkers will present a petition to Prime Minister Gordon Brown that will press for urgent action to cut carbon dioxide emissions.
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