ADVISORY: Greenpeace screening of Al Gore film

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PUBLISHED ON November 16, 2006 AT 5:44 PM

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Dear friends,

It is our pleasure to invite you to an exclusive Greenpeace screening of

Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth
at 6:30 PM, Wednesday, 22 November 2006
SM Megamall Cinema 10

We will be sending the written invitations and tickets to your office
this Friday, Saturday and Monday (17, 18, and 20 November) but please
inform us if you would like to have it sent to a more accessible address.

The film tackles what is arguably the greatest threat facing all of us
today. If the vast majority of the world’s scientists are right, we have
just ten years to avert a major catastrophe that could send our entire
planet into a tail-spin of epic destruction involving extreme weather,
floods, droughts, epidemics and killer heat waves beyond anything we
have ever experienced.

The Greenpeace screening of this movie is free and has been organized to
encourage as many policy and decision makers, members of the press,
Greenpeace supporters, friends and interested moviegoers, to watch this
significant film.

Ultimately, we hope this screening will serve to further fuel the
important conversation about climate change and help shape the kind of
interventions now needed, both at the individual and political levels,
to help avert this global catastrophe.

Please contact Lea Guerrero (0916 374 4969) or Grace Duran (0917 886
0662) for more details.

We look forward to seeing you at the screening!

Best regards!
Lea and Grace

–
Lea Guerrero
Media Campaigner
Greenpeace Southeast Asia
tel: +63 2 434 7034
fax: +63 2 434 7035
mob: +63 916 374 4969
skype: leaguerrero
lea.guerrero@ph.greenpeace.org

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One Response to “ADVISORY: Greenpeace screening of Al Gore film”

jona Says:
September 7th, 2007 at 10:45 pm
ei, i’m jonalyn… a concern teener from pasig. I sincerely believe in your advocacy in preserving our environment. I hope, in my own little way, I can contribute in making this aim possible. I’ve been wanting to join Greenpeace for years. Is there any way I can contact you guys??? anyway, i’ll just leave my mobile number so you can reached me. 09167547708. Hope you can help me. Thanks..

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