Last Saturday (October 24) was the International Day of Climate Action – the biggest day of grassroots action on global warming ever. People from over 180 countries participated in different ways to show our world leaders that we want stricter rules on global carbon emissions when they meet in Copenhagen in December to reach an agreement on a new climate treaty.
There were over 5,200 events staged internationally and over 19,000 phots taken of the various events that day – from the US to India, Australia to Iceland. See photos submitted to Greenpeace, the Huffington Post, TreeHugger, and check out 350.org's page for photos and current updates of the movement.
This article appears in Oct 22-28, 2009.
