24 October 2009

Welcome to the world premier of the new video from 350.org.

It sums up the basics of the 350 movement--the science, the creativity, and most importantly, the International Day of Climate Action on 24 October, 2009.

Enjoy--and pass it on to your friends on Facebook or Twitter.

Scientists say that 350 parts per million CO2 in the atmosphere is the safe limit for humanity. Learn more about 350 – what it means, where it came from, and how to get there.

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We're planning a global day of action, with events in every corner of the planet--and we need everyone on board

Get started by reading the invitation letter and registering an action in your community.

Want some ideas about the kinds of events you can organize? Just click here.

We're already above 350--which means we're in the danger zone right now. That's why we're seeing severe climate impacts all over the world, and why we need to get back to the safe zone as soon as possible. Want to get involved? Click here to register your action for 24 October today.

High-profile spokespeople are spreading the 350 message all over the world--click here to see them all. With their help and yours, we'll build this movement.

350 isn't one organization, it's a platform--a global network connecting people in every corner of the planet. The 350 network consists of over 200 organizations around the world--click here to check them out. This network gets stronger as it grows--to get your organization involved please e-mail partnerships [at] 350.org

Help spread the word and look good while doing it--check out the 350 Store for t-shirts, buttons, stickers, and more.