On November 30th, the 10th anniversary of the global justice movement’s successful non-violent shut-down of the WTO in Seattle, activists exposed some of San Francisco’s worst climate criminals, demanding that they stop financing climate change and standing in the way of climate solutions. They also demanded that these corporations stop lobbying against climate policy and blocking a strong international agreement at Copenhagen.

Protesters met at Justin Herman Plaza marched to a non-violent civil disobedience at the Bank of America where about two dozen people were arrested. Activists elsewhere set out for other targets.

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See Also: Announcement | Earth First Nonviolent Civil Disobedience Training for Int'l Day of Action for Climate | Mobilization for Climate Justice, West

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