Issue 117, 14/10/09

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On December 7 2009, world leaders from 192 countries will gather at the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen to determine the fate of our planet. In this edition of TrintiyP3 e-news, we look at the ways you can take part in this important event, and ways you can have your say and make a difference to Climate Change.

Turn Copenhagen into Hopenhagen

In response to the planned UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen on Dec 7, the campaign 'Turn Copenhagen into Hopenhagen' has been launched.

Check out http://www.hopenhagen.org/ where you can sign the UN petition in support of a world wide response to the problem of climate change. The mission is to connect every person, every city, and every nation to Copenhagen. To give everyone hope, and a platform from which to act. To create a grassroots movement that’s powerful enough to influence change.

The site gives you lots of things you can do including linking to the Facebook site for Hopenhagen and spreading the word by Twitter.

Show the world you support change. Turn Copenhagen into Hopenhagen.

'Turn Copenhagen into Hopenhagen' was developed by Ogilvy NY.

Join the TckTckTck Campaign

The Tck Tck Tck campaign at http://tcktcktck.org/, also supports the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. And October 1 saw the launch of the global campaign song, a re-mix of 'Beds are Burning', recorded by over 60 artists and celebrities, and re-written by Midnight Oil themselves to reflect the greatest humanitarian crisis facing humankind today - climate change.

This campaign allows you to download free the re-recorded song 'Beds are Burning' either at the site or at the Apple iTunes store and in doing so you add your name to the petition. Check out the video on YouTube.

Tck Tck Tck is an initiative of Havas and Euro RSCG.

The re-release of 'Beds are Burning' was driven by one of the co-founders of the TckTckTck campaign, former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan's new organization, the Global Humanitarian Forum, and their partners Havas Worldwide and film production arm, The:Hours.

Even more ways to change

A Blogger Day of Action is planned for tomorrow, Thursday 15th October. Check out http://blogactionday.org/ where bloggers around the world will blog about climate change.

One Young World is a group of 1,500 young pioneers from every country in the world coming together to attend the Inaugural Summit in London in February 2010 and helping to create a global resource of leadership and ideas. Delegates to the Inaugural Summit will discuss the biggest challenges the world faces and propose new ways forward to make sure the commitment of Copenhagen is delivered. For the first time, future leaders will have the chance to shape the new rules of engagement.

Find out if you qualify to attend at http://www.oneyoungworld.com

Make a change with your next campaign

For your organisation to make a difference, the CO2counter can quickly and accurately measure the emissions your next marketing campaign will generate.

With this knowledge you can make informed decisions as to where to target your communications and what areas you need to review. It is all about being aware.
Once you know your emissions, TrinityP3 can help you set reduction targets, embed policies into your marketing purchasing and finally guide you through offsetting with certified carbon credits.

To make a change with your next campaign, contact us today at people@trinityp3.com, or call Melbourne +613 9682 6800 or Sydney +612 8399 0922.