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Welcome to G-1 Billion – the youth press agency covering what really comes out of the COP-15.

Hosted by the United Nations in Copenhagen, December 2009, the ‘Conference of Parties’ #15 is the biggest climate festival of our generation. We, the G-1 Billion team, are gathering a team of 20 reporters from 15 countries that will chase stories in and around the conference, reporting back right here on this blog.

You can learn more about G-1 Billion, the project and what will happen here.

YOU can take action today:

Are you a creative climateer who hasn’t yet sorted your role in the COP circus? Email the project leader Darren Willman directly .
Do you belong to an organisation with a story to tell of action for a clean climate future? Check how we might work together here.
Know you can’t come to COP-15 but want to help out anyway? See opportunities here.
Keen to follow our coverage of the Copenhagen meeting? Become a fan here on Facebook and follower here on Twitter for up-to-the updates of our reporting from the ground.

Let’s do it!

The G-1 Billlion team

7 Comments »

Al said:

I would love to get involved in this but will be busy working at the CoP as it is! Good luck to all involved :)

# 29 October 2009 at 21:01

dmwil6 (author) said:

Hey Al thanks for the encouragement! You can get involved in a very low-key way by being in the IMPACT team, which helps promote G-1 Billion through social media. You could join that? You would also be helping by passing this onto your mates, colleagues and networks to see if they’d be interested. Good luck with the Oxfam GB campaign!

# 30 October 2009 at 11:03

Olumide Idowu said:

I can’t wait to see the success behind the Climate Change.

# 31 October 2009 at 20:05

Olumide Idowu said:

I am so very much available to contribute to the success of this coming COP15 and I will like to say success in all negotiation.
Thanks

# 21 November 2009 at 5:35

Caroline said:

Can’t wait for the launch of the blogs!

# 21 November 2009 at 12:55

modrine alumasa sabwa said:

I really stand out to support the efforts of making the world a condusive green place to live in

# 24 November 2009 at 7:41

Alejo said:

Hi team!!!

Lets keep the hard work to show the world all the outputs of the COP-15!!!!
Is time to change the future of the planet!

# 24 November 2009 at 14:53

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