Ecocide, the 5th Crime Against Peace: Polly Higgins at TEDxExeter



I had a great webinar call with Polly yesterday please watch and share this TED TALK!

We need this ECOCIDE LAW...that means Polly needs our SUPPORT...YOUR SUPPORT! 



Please use the http://www. ecocidelawforum.org to post up stuff there and share what you are doing to help support Ecocide Law.

I think the key thing is visibility - do use the Supporting Ecocide law icon (downloadable from http://eradicatingecocide.com) and/or make your own.

- I have also posted this up on the http://www. ecocidelawforum.org

Thank
you all for being a bridge out into your communities and networks - I
shall set up another webinar date at the end of October and I hope we
shall all have much to share about our bridge-building then:-) 

Warmest best wishes,

Polly

Polly Higgins

Chief Executive Officer, The Earth Community Trust
Award-winning author of Eradicating Ecocide and Earth is our Business
Barrister

Chairwoman, the Eradicating Ecocide Global Initiative
Honoris Causa Doctorate, Business School Lausanne
International lawyer

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