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10 Questions on the Green Economy to the European Commission?
18/01/2013 The World Bank and market readiness: A ‘carbon bible’ for Southern countries 09/01/2013 Forest Groups Protest False Solutions to Forest Loss 07/12/2012 “European Commission should consider dropping the EU ETS”, say environmental NGOs* 14/11/2012 La demencia como salida del colapso: Encubriendo la contaminación con los bosques 29/10/2012 EU ETS under heavy pressure 16/10/2012 Plantations are not forests! 21/09/2012 New report exposes flawed carbon trading model 21/06/2012 Indigenous Peoples Set To Deliver Kari-Oca II Declaration To Rio+20 Leaders 21/06/2012 Carbon trading, REDD+ and the push for pricing forests 19/06/2012 Rio+20: Indigenous Peoples Denounce Green Economy And REDD+ As Privatization Of Nature 19/06/2012 Stop the Takeover of Nature by Financial Markets 19/06/2012 MORE
Flagship carbon scheme in jeopardy?
17/04/2013 Why are carbon markets failing? 13/04/2013 Time to scrap ETS in favour of effective climate measures 21/02/2013 EU urged to scrap carbon trading scheme 18/02/2013 EU carbon market boosts emissions, NGOs say 18/02/2013 Video: What’s wrong with the green economy?: Joanna Cabello of Carbon Trade Watch at Rio+20 12/07/2012 From Rio+20--GMO Trees and the Green Economy: Green Deserts for All? 11/07/2012 Cortina de humo: Fondos públicos del Estado español, falsas soluciones.. 05/06/2012 Pueblos selváticos en la encrucijada 03/11/2011 Huhne leads battle in Europe against 'carbon fat cats' 21/06/2011 Europese lobby’s beletten reductie van broeikasgassen 21/06/2011 Industry lobby campaign to weaken EU climate policy revealed 20/06/2011 MORE |
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Only a few years ago, some companies were saying climate change wasn’t a problem. Now, as its impacts become apparent, many of the same corporations are suddenly scrambling to claim leadership on the issue. Desperate to avoid regulation that may hit their profits, they present a dizzying array of “false solutions,” quick fixes that perpetuate inequalities in our society while they can cash in on the crisis. Upon closer examination, many of these technologies and policies are merely dangerous detours on the road to a just, livable planet, distracting us from the root causes of the crisis.