10:10 is helping to coordinate 10:10:10, the biggest-ever day of positive action on climate change, on Sunday 10 October, 2010. From sumo wrestlers cycling to training in Japan to 10,000 schools planting trees in Croatia and Russia, from a carbon-cutting telethon on national TV in the Netherlands, to hundreds of people in the UK sitting down to low-carbon Sunday lunches, this is going to be a really inspirational day. What are you doing for 10:10:10?

Regular readers of the blog may remember WorldAccent was the 1010th business to sign up to the campaign.

Suggestions to mark 10:10:10 include making a low-carbon Sunday lunch, draft-proofing your home or making your workplace more efficient.

You can read more on the 10:10 website.

The project’s bold aim is that by working together we can achieve a 10% cut in the UK’s carbon emissions in 2010. As a translation firm in London, we already have a global outlook dedicated to working together to achieve results. This is not an issue to be left just to the multinationals, and we would encourage other SMEs or individuals to get involved.

To celebrate the campaign are sending us one of their 10:10 wall tag, which they promise is “super-cool”… so I’ll be posting a picture of it once it arrives.

You can find out how a range of businesses and organisations are rising to the challenge here, or read why an eclectic mix of celebrities are backing the project here.

To get involved yourself, go to the 10:10 website.