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	<title>Comments on: Cut Out The Carbon</title>
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		<title>By: <fb:name linked="false" useyou="false" uid="517982895">Kelly Louise Holt</fb:name></title>
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		<description>In all honesty, 10% emissions cuts aren&#039;t enough- we need to be emitting 80% less carbon by 2050 to stop the progress of climate change, but to reverse the effects, there actually needs to be a pretty much complete stoppage of the use of all carbon fuels. Tricky one.

I think part of the reason 10:10 hasn&#039;t had an impact, is because it just isn&#039;t big enough, or drastic enough. As a believer in direct action, I think it&#039;s things like climate camp and the wave- the big, eye catching stuff, that makes people think about their energy comsumption. The phrase used by Friends of the Earth &#039;think global act local&#039; is absolutely right, but 10:10 doesn&#039;t go far enough, and I think is why it hasn&#039;t had an impact- it&#039;s a half hearted target, that makes people think the issue is half as important as it is.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In all honesty, 10% emissions cuts aren&#8217;t enough- we need to be emitting 80% less carbon by 2050 to stop the progress of climate change, but to reverse the effects, there actually needs to be a pretty much complete stoppage of the use of all carbon fuels. Tricky one.</p>
<p>I think part of the reason 10:10 hasn&#8217;t had an impact, is because it just isn&#8217;t big enough, or drastic enough. As a believer in direct action, I think it&#8217;s things like climate camp and the wave- the big, eye catching stuff, that makes people think about their energy comsumption. The phrase used by Friends of the Earth &#8216;think global act local&#8217; is absolutely right, but 10:10 doesn&#8217;t go far enough, and I think is why it hasn&#8217;t had an impact- it&#8217;s a half hearted target, that makes people think the issue is half as important as it is.
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