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Publications by Environmental Justice

  • The Politics of Climate change and the Global crisis

    In his book Bidwai addresses the impacts of climate change and the politics of the international climate negotiations; and second, lndia as an example of an 'emerging economy' major polluter, which can potentially both aid or obstruct the fight against climate change.

    Praful Bidwai
    January 2012
  • Agrofuels: Big Profits, Ruined Lives and Ecological Destruction

    The green potential of agrofuels has been wasted by businesses that put profits above environmental protection, which has led to an absurd situation where an energy source that should be sustainable actually increases human and ecological damage.

    François Houtart
    June 2010
  • Upsetting the Offset

    The book contributes to a growing field of critics of carbon markets by highlighting several up-to-date examples of where the system has failed and often led to negative social, economic and environmental impacts in deprived countries.

    Joanna Cabello
    Kevin Smith
    Tamra Gilbertson
    Walden Bello
    December 2009
  • Contours of Climate Justice

    This publication aims to contribute to a more sophisticated understanding of the emerging climate justice movement and to create resonances between different perspectives and spheres of engagement. The activities around the COP 15 in Copenhagen are a starting point in the creation of such a broad movement

    Edgardo Lander
    Walden Bello
     Ulrich Brand, Nicola Bullard, Tadzio Mueller
    November 2009
  • Carbon Trading - How it works and why it fails

    This accessible, well-researched book provides a devastating critique of both the theory and practice of carbon trading, which lie at the heart of global climate policy.

    Tamra Gilbertson
     Oscar Reyes
    November 2009
  • Privatizing Nature

    The contributors to 'Privatizing Nature' examine the reasons behind the political resurgence of the commons, and the widespread struggle to transform existing nature-society relations into ones that are less exploitative, socially just, and ecologically healthy.

    TNI
     Michael Goldman (editor)
    July 2008
  • Climate change, carbon trading and civil society
    TNI
     Edited by Patrick Bond, Rehana Dada and Graham Erion
    January 2008
  • Hoodwinked in the Hothouse

     

    Carbon Trade Watch
    May 2007
  • Trouble in the Air

    This book explores the impacts of the carbon market in South Africa. Connecting energy privatisation with issues around the enclosure of the atmosphere, this collection of essays gives a good grounding in the justice implications of the new carbon market.

    Patrick Bond
     Rehana Dada
    May 2007
  • Where the Trees are a Desert

     

    Carbon Trade Watch
    March 2007