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Kia ora [Name] I am in Copenhagen this week for the climate change negotiations along with colleague Kennedy Graham. We are asking our Government to do more to avoid dangerous climate change because science says we have to and because putting the responsibility on poor countries does not seem fair to us. There are lots of practical things New Zealand can do to reduce its emissions and we hope against hope that John Key and his ministers will commit to more as we get to the sharp end of the conference later this week. Jeanette Fitzsimons MP, from Copenhagen You're subscribed to Greenweek email newsletter because you've given us your email address. See below for unsubscribe options. This week's video and audioVideo: Green MPs on Copenhagen marchNZ Green MPs Jeanette Fitzsimons and Dr Kennedy Graham join 100,000 other marchers at Copenhagen. Along the way Jeanette and Kennedy run into some NZ Young Greens. Watch the video ... Podcast: Happy 10th birthdayLast week we celebrated our 10th birthday; 10 years of the Green Party in Parliament. Technically it might have been an anniversary, but birthday sounds more fun. Green MPs tell us about an extraordinary start in 1999, their personal highlights over the last decade plus their sense of what might happen in the next 10 years. Listen to the podcast... HighlightsNew Zealand needs to reduce emissions at homeJohn Key needs to cut emissions at home, not pay poor countries to do our share. Read more... NZ getting left behind in CopenhagenNew Zealand’s climate change targets are well below those being proposed at Copenhagen. Read more... Government commits to coal rather than CopenhagenNew Zealand is dramatically increasing coal production and exports at the same time it tells the world it can do nothing to reduce its carbon emissions. Read more... Blog postCopenhagen Diary: I remain, Your Humble and Obedient Servant"I looked despairingly into her eyes. Nothing I can do now, I whispered. I am not part of the delegation. She turned her head. I am not, I ventured, mist clouding the eyes, I am not a part of the delegation. She looked away. She did not understand this small, strange, country." Read more... View all frogblog posts, including previous Copenhagen diary entries from Jeanette and Kennedy. New email newslettersWe're changing the way we send email. As well as GreenWeek, you can now choose to receive regular updates on 6 topic areas:
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GreenWeek - 16 December 2009 Email news from the Green MPs in Copenhagen ------------------------------------------- Kia ora [Name] am in Copenhagen this week for the climate change negotiations along with colleague Kennedy Graham. We are asking our Government to do more to avoid dangerous climate change because science says we have to and because putting the responsibility on poor countries does not seem fair to us. There are lots of practical things New Zealand can do to reduce its emissions and we hope against hope that John Key and his ministers will commit to more as we get to the sharp end of the conference later this week. Kind regards Jeanette Fitzsimons MP ---------------------- This week's video ----------------- Green MPs on Copenhagen march NZ Green MPs Jeanette Fitzsimons and Dr Kennedy Graham join 100,000 other marchers at Copenhagen. Along the way Jeanette and Kennedy run into some NZ Young Greens. http://www3.greens.org.nz/sites/all/modules/civicrm/extern/url.php This week's podcast ------------------- Happy 10th birthday Last week we celebrated our 10th birthday; 10 years of the Green Party in Parliament. Technically it might have been an anniversary, but birthday sounds more fun. Green MPs tell us about an extraordinary start in 1999, their personal highlights over the last decade plus their sense of what might happen in the next 10 years. http://www3.greens.org.nz/sites/all/modules/civicrm/extern/url.php News ---- New Zealand needs to reduce emissions at home John Key needs to cut emissions at home, not pay poor countries to do our share. http://www3.greens.org.nz/sites/all/modules/civicrm/extern/url.php NZ getting left behind in Copenhagen New Zealand’s climate change targets are well below those being proposed at Copenhagen. http://www3.greens.org.nz/sites/all/modules/civicrm/extern/url.php Government commits to coal rather than Copenhagen New Zealand is dramatically increasing coal production and exports at the same time it tells the world it can do nothing to reduce its carbon emissions. http://www3.greens.org.nz/sites/all/modules/civicrm/extern/url.php View all press releases http://www3.greens.org.nz/sites/all/modules/civicrm/extern/url.php Frogblog -------- Copenhagen Diary: I remain, Your Humble and Obedient Servant "I looked despairingly into her eyes. Nothing I can do now, I whispered. I am not part of the delegation. She turned her head. I am not, I ventured, mist clouding the eyes, I am not a part of the delegation. She looked away. She did not understand this small, strange, country." http://www3.greens.org.nz/sites/all/modules/civicrm/extern/url.php View all frogblog posts, including previous Copenhagen diary entries from Jeanette and Kennedy. http://www3.greens.org.nz/sites/all/modules/civicrm/extern/url.php New email newsletters ------------------------ We're changing the way we send email. As well as GreenWeek, you can now choose to receive regular updates on 6 topic areas: Economy Environment and Resources Fairness and Society Health and Food International Relations Politics and Law Sign up for the new email newsletters: http://www3.greens.org.nz/civicrm/profile/edit Send us your feedback -------------------------- We'd love to hear your views on our new email newsletters. Simply reply to this email and let us know your thoughts. --------------------- Unsubscribe from this email newsletter: http://www3.greens.org.nz/index.php Change subscriptions - subscribe to other email newsletters http://www3.greens.org.nz/civicrm/profile/edit Opt out of this and all future emails from us: http://www3.greens.org.nz/index.php Published by the Greens' Parliamentary Office, Bowen House, Parliament, Wellington, New Zealand Ph (04) 817 6700, Fax (04) 472 6003, [Email] http://www3.greens.org.nz/sites/all/modules/civicrm/extern/url.php