Ten key questions on climate change

David Fig

Amandla!

March 2010

Climate change is a political and scientific conundrum. From the denialism of the George Bush era to the neo-liberal imperatives of carbon trading, the subject is confusing, and an activist agenda is sometimes a navigational minefield.

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David Fig

David Fig is TNI's agrofuels researcher in South Africa.

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