Naomi Klein, Ambassador Pablo Salon, and Michele Roberts will discuss climate debt and its implications for building a movement for climate justice. Panelists will also share their insights on outcomes from the Copenhagen climate conference and what that means for climate activism in the U.S. and abroad.
Janet Redman speaks to the Kyoto Protocol Stocktaking Session about climate justice.
A coalition of global justice groups give a statement on climate change while in Bangkok for an international strategy meeting.
Global warming and nukes, if treated improperly, will both leave us cooked.
Research shows the G-20 needs to shift priorities.
Which will Obama choose?
Civil society proposals to fix the global financial system would benefit ordinary people in impoverished countries and in the United States.
Last week, I inadvertently found myself back in second grade. This is how it happened.
The continent has the opportunity to take the path of the future.
What the Japanese elections mean for the country’s foreign policy.
What the CIA might have said…
Public relations…for countries?
At the end of January over 100,000 people gathered on the edge of the Amazon rainforest for the 9th World Social Forum. Participants spent a week imaging a new world rising out of the ashes of today’s economic, ecological, and cultural crises.
Please join DC-based friends and colleagues for a brown-bag conversation featuring short reflections on climate justice, indigenous rights, labor, financial crisis and environmental issues and proposals that emerged from the Forum. If you were at the World Social Forum, we invite you to share your experience, too. Bring your own lunch and join the discussion!
A Critique of the World Bank’s Strategic Framework for Development and Climate Change.
G8 leaders’ seclusion at the Lake Toyako resort was symbolic of their larger isolation from global public opinion on fighting global warming.