When the G7 Summit came to Cornwall last summer, the ‘mood music’ was positive – with genuine optimism that our global leaders would take decisive action needed to combat climate change.
We welcomed them to Cornwall with a polite message of reinforcement.
The G7 pranced and made their speeches, and told us how committed they were to achieving net zero, before heading home.
Since then, the consequences of the combined “actions” of our “leaders” have become increasingly apparent.
The message we sent was polite but serious. Never more so. Action must be taken NOW.
We made this little video as a reminder to us all. We’ll continue to do what we can, but if it helps motivate others into taking action, to help remind the G7 of the meaning of urgency – then so much better.
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