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End Ecocide in Europe in a Nutshell

Led by a group of volunteers, ‘End Ecocide in Europe’ is a European Citizens’ Initiative envisioning a world without ecocide. By aiming to collect at least one million European votes to propose legislation to the European Commission they hope to make ecocide a crime and encourage citizens to contribute to shaping the society we live in by making use of their legal right to vote and the right to live in a healthy environment, for today’s and future generations.

For more information, head to End Ecocide.

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On the 15th September, Aurora, the giant Polar Bear that walked through central London, towards the doors of Shell's HQ to protest about plans to drill for oil in the Arctic. Here, filmmaker Prano Bailey-Bond made a short film that captures the beauty and spectacle that was Aurora. Watch the journey of how she came to be, from conception and construction all the way through to that moment when she carried the names of the millions who want to save the Arctic to Shell’s doorstep.

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Waiting… for the story to begin is the final podcast in the While You Wait series, each of which is a different meditation on the idea of waiting and created by artists in collaboration with academics from King's College London.

Waiting… for the story to begin has been made by composer Dave Price in collaboration with Hope Wolf, former Teaching Fellow in Life Writing at King's College London.

Jamie McLaren on 18/12/13 with

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Jamie McLaren on 18/12/13 with

WHAT'S THIS ALL ABOUT?
More info here - read info, sign petition, and/or donate: savesantashome.org
SANTA LOVES THE NORTH POLE.
It’s his home, and where he, the Elves and Mrs Claus produce, organise and deliver presents for all the children of the world. But the North Pole is only a frozen ocean and it’s melting away faster and faster. Santa can no longer function. His warehouse is flooded. All the presents are ruined.

Vienna de' Tavora on 17/12/13 with

Described by many as one of the most urgent and important issues of our time, the last great surge of media attention around climate change presented itself in the late-2000's, after which the dominant narrative came under bitter and sustained attack. But are there other ways of telling stories about climate change that support a better quality of understanding and debate?

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End Ecocide in Europe in a Nutshell

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