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Tina’s blog Day 41: Hunger for Survival San Francisco TOMORROW!

Submitted by Tina Robinson on Wed, 16/12/2009

The Climate Justice Fasters in Copenhagen have been doing amazing work promoting climate justice. This Thursday, they will be joined people across the world for a 24 hour fast in solidarity.

We are past the time of procrastination!

We need to act to solve the climate crisis now!

A crew of San Francisco Climate Justice Fast solidarity fasters will be wandering the city asking city goers to reflect upon “What will you do to solve the climate crisis allowing future generations and affected nations to survive?”

Find out WHERE IN THE CITY IS the Climate Justice Fast by following ecoTINAberry on Twitter.

If you would like to join our search for Climate Justice, meet us at the 16th and Mission Bart Station at noon wearing black. Look for the Climate Justice Fast face logo banner!

Tina’s Vlog: Day 25 Locking Down the Bank Of America!

Submitted by Tina Robinson on Wed, 02/12/2009

Yesterday, was the 10th anniversary of the WTO protests in Seattle. The Mobilization for Climate Justice had nine actions across the United States, the largest action taking place in San Francisco, CA.

This vlog is of me inside one of the 6 rotating doors at the old Bank of America world headquarters in downtown San Francisco, CA.

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Tina’s Vlog: Day 21 Give Thanks!

Submitted by Tina Robinson on Sun, 29/11/2009

Day 21: Thanksgiving in San Francisco. The City is so empty!

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Tina’s Blog Day 14

Submitted by Tina Robinson on Sun, 22/11/2009

Here's a Twitter Video from Thursday, Day 14!

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WE NEED TO END OUR USE OF COAL FOR ENERGY!

The Drag Line 14 were a group of activists that shut down the operations at a Massey Energy mountaintop removal site for a day. Coal is the dirtiest energy source we use today. Mountaintop removal mining is the most destructive type of coal mining. It literally is blowing up the top's of the Appalachian Mountains in the United States. Please support the direct action efforts of these activists and others.

Tina’s Day 11

Submitted by Tina Robinson on Tue, 17/11/2009

This is my first blog on the site! Also, here are some of my vlogs you can check out:

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Day 7:

Day 11:

Tina Robinson

I will be doing a long-term fast mixing water and juice fasting from November 6th through the COP15 in San Fransisco.

I am 21 years old and an activist. I will be graduating from Penn State University this Spring 2010 with a degree in Community, Environment, & Development: Environmental Economic Policy. Currently, I am interning for the Greenpeace Student Network in San Francisco. I have always had a strong love for the environment and the world around me. I have always love climbing trees, hiking, biking, and most anything outdoors! I became politically active in around 14 years old working for local, state, and national campaigns for the democratic party. I thought that might be the best way to create the change our country and the world needs.

In college I began working on issue campaigns with Amnesty International, Sierra Club, Greenpeace, United Students Against Sweatshops, Eco-Action, as well as becoming a climate change presenter for the Climate Project. I also help with our Students for Justice in Palestine and SpeakOUT our gay right group. I love to inspire and teach people how we can be better to each other and to our planet. I try to show a respect for all creatures and systems on our planet.

I hope that this hunger strike will show the urgency and importance of world leaders creating a fair, ambitious, and binding climate treating based on science in Copenhagen this December! We need to have massive reductions before 2015 if we are to have a chance at mitigating run away climate change. If you are a “non-believer” of the scientific reality of climate change, I ask you this: Would gravity not exist if you were of the mind to not believe in it? If you think that climate change is too expensive and we might as well just wait it out. Think about it from a cost and benefit perspective: the costs we would have to pay now may seem high but can you morally suggest that any amount of money out weighs the well-being of our species and our planet? I hope that you will stand up for the justice of all creatures on planet Earth by asking your head of country to attend the UN Climate Change Convention in Copenhagen as well as to be a leader in creating a fair, ambitious, and binding treating based on science!

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