Over 70,000 people count at Glastonbury We're back from Glastonbury, we've had a wash and we're a little less stinky - and now we're overjoyed with the news that over 70,000 festival-goers signed up to I Count over the weekend. That's a lot of people who care passionately about climate change and want to stop climate chaos. Glastonbury organisers Michael and Emily Eavis joined Oxfam (and Greenpeace and Water Aid) to urge everyone to get behind I Count. Celebrities who signed up included Arcade Fire, The Kooks, Klaxons, Jo Whiley, Peaches Geldof, Just Jack, Zane Lowe, Billy Bragg, and Keith Allen to name a few. We just wanted to say a massive thanks to all of you who signed! If you missed out you can sign up to I Count now >> posted at 5:27 PM | Permalink 1 comments   Comments: GenerationWhy and Oxfam accept no responsibility for the content of comments in the Blog. I hope we all count, even us with a degree in Maths. By  Anonymous, June 26, 2007 6:54 PM   Post a Comment

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