Todays Observer issued a free CD "Artists taking action on Climate Change" I have listened to it and its not bad, at least its not Chris de Burgh which helps. I began to wonder if people who d'ont like the music will they do with the CD?. The answer is on the back of the CD, you can return it Friends of the Earth at 26-28 Underwood Street, London N1 7JQ.

I live in Ireland so if I was to return this CD I presume that it would have to travel by air to London so that it would be "recycled", would'nt the fact of returning it add to climate change? Why could'nt Friends of the Earth put the music on a website to be downloaded for free, with a password given in the newspaper, that way those who wanted it would get it ,and those who did'nt want it would'nt. And why are they advocating the use of transport, and increasing carbon emmissions?.

Come on lads "outside the box" its 2007 we all have the internet

Artists taking action on climate change my arse!

All they're doing is supporting the Labour Government to introduce higher taxes and stop us travelling by adding to the propaganda machine.....

Meanwhile it would seem the scientific community explains the climatic changes as the natural cooling and heating of the planet - not another excuse to increase taxes.

Blacksheep, when I was sober, yesterday, I was trawling the site and linked the observer, whos address is

3-7 Herbal Hill,

London Ec1r 5EJ,

Now , location location location.............. but could you imagine an address of the likes of herbal hill,? I can see the chat "where do you live? " I live on Herbal Hill, obviously "looks like you never moved".....

Boom, Boom....................

I'm pissed

What really pi*ses me off is the papers that offer free CD's or DVD's and then you find that you have to go to Easons or some such place to redemeem it. AN it is only redeemable ON THE DAY. Bo**ix is what I say.

I agree with blacksheep, Make the F**king things available for free down loading.