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		www.kyotoplus.ca The KYOTOplus campaign asks Canadian politicians to support strong action against climate change in Canada and around the world by signing the KYOTOplus Pledge. Individuals can sign the KYOTOplus Petition, which calls for Canada to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at least 25 per cent (from the 1990 level) by 2020.
		www.voteenvironment2008.ca Get the Facts and Get Involved at the David Suzuki Foundation's Vote Environment 2008 site.
		www.voteforenvironment.ca Vote for Environment work urges people to work together across party lines, by voting strategically.

		www.tomorrowtodaycanada.ca/election The Tomorrow Today group of 11 of Canada's largest environmental organizations put six questions to the leaders of the five main political parties in Canada's 2008 federal election.
		www.voteforclimate.ca Vote for Climate is a grassroots campaign to elect a federal government committed to bold action to reduce the emissions which cause climate change.
		Sierra Club of Canada Climate Crisis Blog www.sierraclub.ca/climatecrisis Thoughts on the Climate Crisis Election
		www.pembina.org/election2008 Pembina Reacts 2008: Pembina policy experts monitor and react to climate change, energy and oil sands policy announcements by the political parties.
		Manitoba Wildlands Election Resource page http://manitobawildlands.org/govern_elections.htm#fed2008 Election 2008 links and resources
		www.powerupcanada.ca PowerUP Canada is a new citizens movement calling for stronger action on climate change

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