VIDEO CCBH: Climate Change Blogging Heroes

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Published 26th September 2009 - 2 comments - 1086 views -

CCBH: climate change blogging heroes

There is not real hero still but hope.

This is a kind of a personal feeling-summary of the Copenhagen meeting. All those journalist from around the globe meeting each other for the last try, the one that should get to the one-person hero, the only one who could change the situation. The hope come mostly from those people we visited the second day, in the ecovillage, those normal-heroes who gave up commodities and technologies for nothing. Because I am convinced that the most we could do is reducing the idea of doing an effort while the others don’t, the famous: I give up my car only if you do it first. And we met those who did “first”, with no even an idea if their neighbour will ever follow.

It is also regarding those people that I begin on a positive way, on the one that makes us normal-heroes, with the hope that at the end of the competition, in December, the world will not be the same again...

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Federico Pistono on 26th September 2009:

Yes! You got my aluminium bottle right when the ministry was asking how to solve the water bottle problem at the Copenhagen summit! >_<

Nice editing, but I think it’s stretched form 16:9 to 4:3, maybe you can fix it and re-upload it.

The singing in the bus was so cool! \>_</

Pavel on 28th September 2009:

Good to grasp the mood of the meeting. No worry, you’ve got the power

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Irene Sacchi
Nürnberg, Germany
Journalist of indigo magazine

I was born in Europe, more precisely in Viterbo, Italy. I am currently living in Nuremberg, Germany, but I will move out in November again, even if I still do not know the destination. I left Italy seven years ago, and I went to Spain for one year, enjoying the Erasmus project. I never went back to my country (apart for holidays). From Madrid I moved to Münster, north-west Germany for one year, then to Brussels, where I lived for 3 years and are now 2 years that I live in Nürnberg, back in Germany. I consider myself to be a true European. I studied language and literature at the University, Spanish and English, I speak Spanish with my German-Husband met in Spain during the Erasmus project but I live and work as a freelancer video-journalist in Germany. I work also for the pan European magazine indigo (www.indigomagazine.eu), where I am part of the management team and editor in chief of the Italian version.

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