10/10/10

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10/10/10 was a global day of action on October 10, 2010, designed to spur community actions to address climate change and create the basis for increased political action. It was organized by 350.org.

Contents

• Resources
  • References
  • Related SourceWatch articles
  • External links

Resources

References

Related SourceWatch articles

350.org: The Power of One (10/10/10)

• Nonviolent direct actions against coal: 2010
• Nonviolent direct actions against coal: 2009
• Nonviolent direct actions against coal: 2008
• Nonviolent direct actions against coal
• Citizen groups working on coal issues
• State-by-State Guide to Information on Coal in the United States
• Proposed coal plants
• Coal plant cancellations
• What happened to the 151 proposed coal plants?
• Coal Activist Videos

External links

• "10/10/10 - We Got to Work!" Youtube video, Oct 12, 2010
• Bryan Walsh, "Taking on King Coal," Time Magazine, 11/5/08