"Scientists, now united in agreement, were once the greatest climate change sceptics.", Check out NewScientist's latest special on climate change: a series of myths scientists around the world have debunked:

Because time is running out. We need to be debating how to achieve the drastic cuts in CO2 emissions that are required to reduce our impact on the climate, not wasting time endlessly rehashing a debate that was largely settled half a century ago.

Take a few minutes and take a look if you can: Climate change: A guide for the perplexed.

Think climate change isn't all that scary? Take a look at what's in store for Vancouver as the sea levels begin to rise. Even the conservative estimate of 5 metres has all of Richmond under water. Scary, scary stuff.

Link via New Scientist Blog.

I received this from the Ontario Clean Air Alliance this morning and intend on being there with my camera. If you can make it, please come out.

There will be a Toronto Rally for Kyoto on Sunday, March 11th at 12 noon at Nathan Phillips Square in support of Canada fulfilling its obligations under the Kyoto Protocol to cut greenhouse gases. The rally is organized by Canadians for Kyoto, and is sponsored by a wide variety of groups including the World Wildlife Fund, the Ontario Federation of Labour, and Educators for Peace and Justice. Similar rallies are also planned for London, Halifax, Calgary, Edmonton and Lethbridge on the same day.

Canadians for Kyoto urge everyone to come out with friends and family to show their concern about climate change and to call for Canada to fulfill its international obligations and take positive action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The Canadians for Kyoto website is canadiansforkyoto.com.

People are encouraged to make their own signs for the Rally. If anyone would like to volunteer to assist with organizing and publicizing the rally they should go to canadiansforkyoto.com/volunteers.html. This page is also where you can find posters for the Rally.

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Thank you.