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5000 people flood for climate justice

by Phil Lee — last modified Dec 12, 2009 06:40 PM

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More than five thousand people from around the world joined our Flood for climate justice today as we Flooded the streets of Copenhagen demanding climate justice and an end to offsetting carbon emissions.

View some of the pictures here and many more on our Flickr account.

A full report will follow tomorrow.

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I am the website coordinator for the Friends of the Earth International secretariat.

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