On February 16, 2005 the Kyoto Protocol enters into force; becoming a legally-binding treaty for Canada and the other approximately 140 signatories. To mark this significant legal, political, and environmental achievement, the Toxics Watch Society of Alberta invites you to join us at: Kyoto Protocolapalooza Celebrating the Kyoto Protocol's Entry Into Force Featuring: Nashina Shariff "Tales from the U.N. Climate Change Conferece in Buenos Aires" Toxics Watch staffer Nashina Shariff was a member of Canada's delegation to the recent COP 10 Climate Change Conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Nashina will talk about her experiences on the frontlines of the international climate change negotiations. As well, Nashina will discuss what Kyoto's entry into force means to Canada and Canadians, and next steps in our efforts to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions. Dale Ladouceur "Music to Reduce GHGs By" Local Chapman Stick virtuoso Dale Ladouceur will add her musical flavour to the festivities. Plus poetry, cake, and more! Hosted by Toxics Watch's Myles Kitagawa Wednesday, February 16, 2005 Speakers 7:30 pm Music 9:30 pm The Underdog (downstairs in the basement of) The Black Dog Freehouse, 10425 Whyte Avenue Sorry, no minors. For more information, please contact the Toxics Watch Office at 780.439.1912 or russ [dot] miyagawa [at] toxwatch [dot] ca.