World Bank: Climate Profiteer
The World Bank irresponsibly and recklessly continues to perpetuate the world’s dependence on climate-altering fossil fuels while profiting from carbon trading, a dubious remedy to climate change.
The World Banks Carbon Deals
As it outsources emissions cuts, the World Bank is dealing from both ends of the climate change deck.
Can Capitalism Survive Climate Change?
The threat of global warming, argues columnist Walden Bello, requires a fundamental shift in the global economic system.
Players and Plays at Bali
Bush still balks on global warming, Australia changes its tune, and activists insist on climate justice.
Green Market Hustlers
Little green (business) men have hijacked the climate debate. Their market-based proposals are out of this world and not in a good way.
Culture of Evil
Enemies don’t have cultures. They have leaders, usually tyrants.
Global Warming: The Quick Fix Is In
Some governments are gambling that the only way to deal with climate change is the massive restructuring of the earth.
A Planet for Some Carbon?
While melting ice caps and alarming shifts in ocean currents flashed across the headlines, little progress was made at December’s climate change meetings.
The Climate Crisis and Carbon Trading
By insisting on an ineffectual and inequitable system of international emissions trading, the U.S. is obstructing other nations, courting ecological disaster, and preventing a worldwide economic boom from a transition to clean energy.
Wrong Turn from Rio
The World Bank’s Road to Climate Catastrophe