In this program, on the climate change talks from Bali to Poznan to Copenhagen, hear Rosa Kouri describe the climate change negotiations that have led up to the critical talks in Copenhagen. She discusses the possibilities for a post Kyoto Climate Change Treaty.

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Rosa Kouri has accompanied all of these talks as a witness to the Climate Change negotiations. She is presently the tracker for the Canadian Ambassador to the climate change negotiations in the adoptanegotiator initiative that the world youth have implemented to keep the pressure on governments to ensure that the best interests of planet Earth are met.

You can follow Rosa at http://adoptanegotiator.org/

The world of climate action is heating up next week as the 15 Conference of the Parties descends on Copenhagen. This is a critical meeting to (hopefully) sign the post-Kyoto climate treaty.

35 Canadian young people are attending these negotiations to hold our government accountable and to ensure that Canadians have up to date information about how the time to listennegotiations are progressing, and what Canada's stance is.

As young people we have a enourmous stake in what happens at Copenhagen. The effects of climate change will be felt in our life times, and it the decisions that are made at this conference that will how severe those effects will be. As Canadians we need to stand together to send a strong message to our government that we want them to commit to world class reduction targets, and to be a leader at Copenhagen.

There are many ways you can get involved. Join our campaign, read our updates, and forward this email to your networks.

Together we can make a difference

http://cydcopenhagen.org/

-The Canadian Youth Delegation