On 11th June in London's Trafalgar Square, tourists and passersby met - Digby - our enormous, 10 metre high carbon dinosaur.

Digby and the National Gallery
Digby was visiting the UK as part of a European campaign to warn about the dangers of not tackling climate change.
Digby's mission is simple: To remind us of the urgent need to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels such as coal and oil.
Polluting industries need to realise it is time to adapt or face extinction. The Government and EU must put the long term interests of our planet ahead of those with a vested interest in the status quo. They would be fossil fools not to.
Bryony Worthington,
Climate Campaigner, Friends of the Earth
Digby Jones, the Director General of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) received an honorary award as the voice of the UK's most polluting industries.
The CBI has been lobbying against strict limits on greenhouse gas emissions from industry.
Digby the biggest carbon dinosaur in the world?
As concerns mount about the dangers of climate change, the UK's emissions of the main greenhouse gas - Carbon dioxide (CO2) - actually rose last year.
This is despite Government promises to cut emissions and Tony Blair's description of climate change as the biggest environment threat the planet faces.
Friends of the Earth is calling for the Government and European Union to take tough action to tackle climate change:
The carbon dinosaur will now continue its tour on the streets of Europe, pointing the finger at those who are blocking effective action to fight climate change.
Keep an eye out for him!
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