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Supermodels Take It Off For Climate Change (video)
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We were so inspired by the pictures we saw coming in from around the world on 350.org's Global Day of Climate Action, that we wanted to help. ...
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The Green Video: Supermodels Strip For Climate Change
ecorazzi.com - 27 days ago
The Green Video: Supermodels Strip For Climate Change
— ecorazzi.com — I dare you not to care about climate change after watching this video. 350’s International Day of... Climate Action took place just a few days ago with people in 181 countries coming together for the most widespread day of environmental action ... (more) The Green Video: Supermodels Strip For Climate Change

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moreeco.co.uk - 27 days ago
Supermodels Strip For Climate Change
— moreeco.co.uk — A goggle of super hot models take off their clothes to encourage the public to contact their... representative about climate legistlation. (more) Supermodels Strip For Climate Change

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The Green Video: Supermodels Strip For Climate Change
ECORAZZI.COM — I dare you not to care about climate change after watching this video. 350’s International Day of Climate Action took place just a few days ago with people in 181 countries coming together for the most widespread day of environmental action in the planet’s history. In its wake, a slew of exciting videos are still lingering the ol’ World Wide Web and this is one of our favorites. In the video below, a goggle of super hot models take off their clothes to encourage the public to contact their representative about climate legistlation. To goal of the 350 campaign is to convince the world’s leaders that ...

Videos: 350.org organizes International Day of Climate Action
Green Diary — The International Day of Climate Action on October 24, 2009 got a tremendous response worldwide. The global campaign was organized by 350.org around a scientific data point that demands politicians and nations to adopt the 350 ppm of safe carbon dioxide goal at the UN Climate Talks in Copenhagen in December. It included walks, marches, rallies, bike rides, sing-a-thons and retrofitting of houses. On this particular day, over 5,245 coordinated demonstrations occurred in 181 countries. Just to commemorate these efforts, we’re providing you with an anthology of videos after the break: What is 350 ...

Eco-Beat, 10/28
Green Daily — Did the Governator send a piece of brilliantly-crafted, obscenity-laced, water reform poetry to the California Legislature? How could I have missed the Climate Action Day supermodel striptease? Could handing out green treats actually increase the size of your Halloween-print? Today's Eco-Beat has the scoop on all the latest green news and tips. ...

Help Supermodels Strip For Climate Change (VIDEO)
Planet Green Articles Feed — Who wants to help supermodels strip down to their natural state? A lot of people, that's who. And 350.org is counting on it--the fantastic climate action organization took a cue from PETA and launched a sexy new ad campaign to raise awareness for global warming. Yes, it features stripping supermodels, so by all means, skip this prose drivel and get on with it: As the ad briefly explains, 350 is quite possibly the world's most important number (which is why these lovely Manhattan models are willing to shed their clothing for it). 350 parts per million carbon dioxide is the healthy amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere--any more than ...

Supermodel: Why I Took It Off For Climate Change
Climate Progress — Our guest blogger is supermodel Cameron Russell, a junior at Columbia University and the organizer of the “Supermodels Take It Off For Climate Change” video for the 350.org movement.  This is a Wonk Room repost. Right now, preventing catastrophic climate change is just about the most important thing any one of us should be working on right now. 350.org organized a worldwide day of action which took place on October 24. The goal of their effort was to educate and generate attention around the setting of a 350 parts per million CO2 target goal for the meeting to be held ...

Eco-Beat, 11/20
Green Daily — Did you see Jimmy Fallon's awesome eco-jam last night? Is climate change giving a boost to the sex industry? Isn't George W. Bush getting to the green party a little too late? Today's Eco-Beat has the scoop on all the latest green news and tips. ...

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International Climate Action Day! 350!!
ecochildsplay.com 10/24/2009 — Today all over the world people are rallying on behalf of Mother Nature . People are holding up signs, waving around banners with the numbers 350 ! What does 350 mean? Scientists say that currently we are at 350 parts per million which is the safe limit for humanity. Currently we are at 387 ...
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Supermodels Get Nearly Naked for Climate Change (Video) — TreeHugger
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My world favorite 350 messenger — No Impact Man
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350.org climate actions sweeps world — Ecoearth.info Blog
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Green Numbers round-up 10/23/2009 — GreenMonk: the blog
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Desmond Tutu Endorses 350 Target — TreeHugger
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