Roystonians call for action on climate change
PROTESTERS in Royston took to the streets to urge world leaders to take action on climate change. A hastily arranged vigil took place in the town last week, led by Carlo Zambonini, who collected signatures on a petition at The Cross. The protest was held
PROTESTERS in Royston took to the streets to urge world leaders to take action on climate change.
A hastily arranged vigil took place in the town last week, led by Carlo Zambonini, who collected signatures on a petition at The Cross.
The protest was held to coincide with the United Nations climate change conference being held in Denmark, which drew to a close last weekend.
Mr Zambonini said: "Despite apparent natural disasters in Cockermouth, Bangladesh, tsunamis in South East Asia, Kenya, and Peru, opinions on climate change range from denial to scepticism and concern."
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The petition is available to sign at the town council offices at Royston Town Hall.
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