Carbon Trading bookthe carbon connectionindia photo essayREDD photo essaydurban group
After Copenhagen
04 Feb 2010
Oscar Reyes

What came out of Copenhagen? Oscar Reyes assesses the outcomes of the UN climate conference, and suggests much of the process was flawed from the beginning.

They came. They saw. They took (yet another) 'first step'. Then the 110 world leaders who attended the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen flew home again, leaving a trail of recriminations about divide and conquer tactics, and a blame game over why 'Hopenhagen' ... 

Statement of Climate Justice Now! on the outcomes of COP15
05 Jan 2010
Climate Justice Now!

for sign-on by 5 January 2010 Organisations and individuals are invited to endorse the statement visit www.climate-justice-now.org Call for “system change not climate change” unite... 

Read More
Climate Justice for a Changing Planet: Beyond Carbon Trading
15 Dec 2009
Oscar Reyes and Tamra Gilbertson

“Billions wasted on UN climate programme.” “Truth about Kyoto: huge profits, little carbon saved.” “UN effort to curtail emissions in turmoil.” The headlines attr... 

Read More
COMMENTARY: Human Rights Groups Condemn Criminal Repression Of Indigenous Community In Peru
10 Dec 2009
Rebecca Sommer

The government of Peruvian President Alan García Pérez has its hands full of blood, again.   The massacre at Bagua on June 5, 2009 that resulted in international outrage was n... 

Read More
Taking care of business
01 Dec 2009
Oscar Reyes

The world’s biggest corporations have hijacked the UN climate talks. That’s bad news for our future, argues Oscar Reyes.    A flower blooms under a floodlight. It is ... 

Read More
 
translations
about us
contact us
links
take action

If you would like to receive
an occasional digest fill in your
e-mail below
Name:
Email:


19-22 April
World People's Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth

Cochabamba, Bolivia


 
carbon tradingSubmission to Environmental Audit Committee Inquiry on the role of carbon markets in preventing dangerous climate change
02 Mar 2009
Carbon Trade Watch, Transnational Institute

Summary The EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) has so far failed to reduce emissions, while the use of offset credits serves to conceal this lack of progress   Emissions trading pre... 

Read More
agrofuelsAgrofuels key points
21 Oct 2008

  Climate change A primary concern is the potential for agrofuels to accelerate climate change, rather than combat it. Production involves considerable emission of greenhouse gases... 

Read More
A Call to drop all charges of those arrested during the COP15
14 Mar 2010

Defend those who defended your interests! (to find out how, see the green-coloured part of this email) This Tuesday 16th and Friday 19th they will appear before the Danish courts. Dear friends... 

Read More
Invitation to a Post-Copenhagen/COP15 Gathering
22 Feb 2010
Climate Justice Action

Climate Justice Action and others in direct action radical climate movements are bringing together a meeting to evaluate recent resistance to climate colonialism and to consider what’s next.... 

Read More
Cyber-scam artists disrupt emissions trading across EU
03 Feb 2010
Leigh Phillips

EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - Emissions trading registries in a number of EU countries were shut down on Tuesday (2 February) as a result of a phishing scam tricking traders into giving away their emissio... 

Read More
Outsourcing commitments - review of carbon trading book
31 Dec 2009
Surya P Sethi - Down to Earth

Book>> Carbon Trading How it Works and Why it Fails • by Tamra Gilbertson and Oscar Reyes • Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation, Upsala • Can be downloaded   The author... 

Read More
EU carbon-trading scheme puts a price on pollution
23 Dec 2009
Deutsche Welle

With climate experts still reeling from the disappointment of the Copenhagen climate summit, negotiations to develop a strong carbon market continue. The European Union's system could set an example... 

Read More
Copenhagen talks: “Lies, damn lies and emissions reductions pledges”
15 Dec 2009
ESSF - Oscar Reyes

A dazzling array of delegates from all over the world is in Copenhagen to hammer out a deal on tackling climate change. Oscar Reyes makes sense of the complex negotiations process. What’s a... 

Read More
2010  Carbon Trade Watch creativecommons