Bank’s pattern of harmful lending disqualifies it from role in climate finance WASHINGTON, D.C. — The World Bank continues its fossil fuel financing binge, evading environmental standards and worsening poverty […]
An excellent short film on the key issues for Cancun, by Maxime Combes and Sophie Chapelle Qu’attendre de Cancun ? from Alter-Echos on Vimeo.
Read the latest report from Friends of the Earth International on the “Reducing Emissions from Deforestation in Developing Countries” scheme and find out why it’s too good to be true. […]
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 […]
by Tadzio Mueller, May 2010 The Run-Up Copenhagen, Denmark, December 2009. The climate summit’s failure manages to underwhelm even the already low expectations of the emerging global climate justice movement. […]
Towards a Jubilee South Platform on Climate Change, Ecological Debt and Financial Sovereignty Jubilee South shares with you the electronic version of a document it has produced on the relation […]
May 5, 2010 — The “climate debt” that the industries and over-consumers of the global North owe Africans and other victims of climate change not responsible for causing the problem […]
The new version of the CJN! website was published at the middle of April 2010 and we focused on the Cochabamba Conference (all the articles related on Cochabamba are available […]
The Story of Cap & Trade is a fast-paced, fact-filled look at the leading climate solution being discussed at Copenhagen and on Capitol Hill. Host Annie Leonard introduces the energy […]