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Reclaim Power! Global Month of Action on Energy

11/09/2013

Young Friends of the Earth Europe is partnering in Reclaim Power! Global Month of Action on Energy

On these days let us use the power of collective action to raise our immediate demands for democratic, public renewable energy systems for people and communities, including:

  • Ban new dirty energy projects
  • End government subsidies and public handouts to dirty energy companies
  • Stop excessive energy consumption by corporations and global elites
  • Redirect and mobilize public finance to ensure people’s universal access to energy and make the complete shift to public and community/decentralized renewable and clean energy systems as quickly as possible

In the coming days, Young FoEE and Push Europe will be joining forces and we’ll be bringing you an action toolkit to help you take part in this global month of action.

More about Reclaim Power on the new website!

To be sure to be kept up to date, email Maruska from YFoEE.

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