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ACT Alliance, COP21,
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09 December 15 @ 10:05
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Civil society campaigners at COP21 will be rolling out the red carpet today – as well as the green carpet – as they invite conference delegates to walk down the path towards an early review of INDCs.
The campaigners from the ACT Now For Climate Justice movement, laid down two coloured carpets at the Le Bourget on 9 December, asking delegates to choose whether to take the safe route towards a review of national contributions by 2019, or whether to opt for a dangerously late review in 2029.
Coinciding with the release of the draft agreement, this campaign activity aimed to send home the message that a review mechanism for countries’ carbon-cutting plans should be in place as soon as possible, in order to scale up ambition.
Commenting ahead of the stunt, ACT Now For Climate Justice spokesperson Bruno Nicostrate said: “We urgently need a review mechanism because the level of ambition in the INDCs is not enough. The INDCs are conservative because countries didn't have the time to prepare them well and because it was the first time this process has taken place. However, because they are conservative, countries shouldn't be afraid to review and upgrade them in the near future.