FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The Global Greens will host an international online event this week ahead of the G7 in Cornwall, UK. The Burning Questionsforum will bring together Greens from around the world who have experience in government and legislature, in a bid to find solutions to the most urgent and serious global crises.
The discussion will highlight Green leadership on key themes of the G7 Summit including: the Climate and Ecological Emergency and the two Green demands from G7 and COP26 – Carbon Tax and Dividend, and Climate Justice. The forum will also provide a platform for voices from the Global South who are typically excluded from G7 deliberations.
GPEW spokesperson on Finance and Economy Molly Scott Cato said: “We’re clear that the G7, at best, isn’t going to go far enough and at worst it’s a talking shop that won’t lead to any concrete action.
"What the Global Greens are doing is presenting an alternative and addressing the really tangible way that action could be taken right now to tackle the climate crisis and make people’s live better in the process."
Speakers at the event include:
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Media and the public are invited to register to view the proceedings and submit questions.
Register: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_XVEncBsvSBekwlK1FuFUzw
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Media Contacts:
Molly Scott Cato: molly.scott.cato@greenparty.org.uk
Alice Hubbard: cop26convenor@globalgreens.org