Don’t kid yourself. Copenhagen is easily the most important political summit of our generation. Poverty, development, population, inter-generational equity and overlapping in giant game of political chess. In Denmark. If you’re a Christian, you should care about this. If you’re an American Christian, you should question what you’ve been taught about religious freedom being linked to gas prices (I love you all really).
And for once, I’ve decided to break ranks from my usual grouping of detached observers and and actually get involved. And true to my one flight a year rule (which has more often than not been a no-flight a year rule), a colleague and I will be getting to Copenhagen by rail.
This epic journey begins in Bristol Thursday night, and rolls into Copenhagen in the early hours of Saturday via Brussels. The same 19-hour joy ride gets us back in at 11.30 just in time for my birthyday drinks and the office christmas party.
http://www.unep.org/Documents.Multilingual/Default.asp?DocumentID=602&ArticleID=6378&l=en
I’ll be blogging from the road – hope to see you there. If not, I’ll see you in the Highbury Monday Night.
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