“We only have one planet and we need to take care of it, not just for ourselves but for future generations,” said Euphonik. “We need to start by making changes in our own lives and showing that you Vote Earth over global warming is one way to do this.
“The December meeting may be the last real chance for us to stop climate change. We need our leaders to choose a future for the planet.”
Euphonik, together with WWF, is calling on South Africans to show their support and commitment to action on climate change by Voting Earth online at www.wwf.org.za. Through this portal people make a commitment to reduce their own environmental impact and in so doing set an example for world leaders.
The Vote Earth campaign, which is supported by Nedbank, calls on citizens to make changes in their own lives that will contribute towards a collective effort to reduce climate change and influence the outcomes of the meeting in Copenhagen.
The votes from around the planet will be delivered to world leaders in December at the climate summit in Copenhagen.
