Environmental Justice Articles & Videos
Cashing in on catastrophe: how to stop the climate crisis profiteers
New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina provides one of the most disturbing portraits and dystopian preludes of what the militarisation of climate change looks like.
Support TNI book project: Cashing in on Catastrophe
Help crowdfund TNI's critical book that exposes how military planners and corporations are gearing up to profit from climate change and that puts forward ideas from popular movements for just solutions for sharing our food, water and energy in a climate-changed world.
Forget Backloading and Scrap the ETS!
Organisations and people's movements are opposing the EU attempt to reform the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) as a measure that will merely further entrench fossil fuel use.
Korbach Resolution to Stop Fracking
TNI is one of the many supporters of the Korbach Resolution, initiated by German anti-fracking-initiatives.
Colombia: privatización del agua
Danilo Urrea es activista de Censat Agua Viva
The relationship between Latin American and European social movements
The challenge of social movements to continue working in an articulated way are two of the main issues addressed in this interview with Lucia Ortiz
Cumbre de los Pueblos Chile 2013
The People’s Summit held in Santiago Chile focused on the themes of Social Justice, International Solidarity and the Defense of the Commons. The Summit was organised in parallel to the EU-Latin America (CELAC) official summit where bi-regional investment dominated the agenda.
After Doha: rejecting dystopia by default
We need to challenge the security industries and military that are thriving on the fear and insecurity created by our governments' inaction on climate change.
Breaking the logjam in climate negotiations
Praful Bidwai in an interview explains the main issues at play in current UN climate negotiations, the role of emerging economies, and suggests ideas on how to create political will for effective action in North and South.
Towards a grand compromise in climate negotiations
Could dread at the deadly consequences of climate change force a compromise between Washington and Beijing in the same way fear of nuclear war caused a US-Soviet Union detente?
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