Women and climate change in Cochabamba
By Ana Filippini, Latin American Focal Point of the international network Gender CC, Women for Climate Justice, – email An analysis of the Peoples’ Agreement (1) that emerged from the […]
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World People’s Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth
Statement of CJN! members in Cochabamba
The Climate Justice Now! network (CJN!) was present in great numbers representing social, environmental and political movements from around the world at the People’s World Conference on Climate Change and […]
PEOPLES AGREEMENT
World People’s Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth April 22nd, Cochabamba, Bolivia Today, our Mother Earth is wounded and the future of humanity is in danger. […]
System crisis, climate crisis
Letter of the Social Movements Assembly at the World People’s Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth 21 April 2010 Movements, networks and social organizations gathered at […]
Climate battle moves to Bolivia
Martin Khor* Published in The Star (Malaysia), Monday 26 April 2010 Last week over 30,000 people converged in the Bolivian town of Cochabamba in the heart of the Andes mountains […]
Indigenous groups condemn REDD as a threat
by Indigenous Environmental Network [23 April, 2010] As Earth Day celebrations commence around the world, indigenous peoples from across the Americas are in Cochabamba, Bolivia, to close the historic conference […]
Grassroots summit calls for international climate court
Cochabamba conference closes with call for rich countries to halve greenhouse gas emissions and set up a court to punish climate crimes Guardian UK Andres Schipani in Cochabamba, Bolivia, Friday […]
Videos and voices…
Great coverage on World Social Forum tv and Democracy Now! and the REALnews network plus more from CJN! activists on the ground… Elena Gerebizza covers climate and finance (in Italian) […]
Indigenous peoples take on the climate crisis in Cochabamba
by Daphne Wysham* First published in AlterNet [Cochabamba, 21 April 2010] Four months after world leaders who gathered in frigid Copenhagen failed to agree on a binding climate treaty, a […]
La Via Campesina participates in the inauguration of the Peoples’ climate conference
[Cochabamba, 20 April, 2010] This morning Itelvina Masioli, a Brazilian leader of the international peasant movement La Via Campesina, spoke at the inauguration of the People’s World Conference on Climate […]