Climate justice & corporate power
Overview of articles
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A major legal win for the Ka’apor People in Brazil against the carbon offset industryPosted in category:News
Aintzane MárquezPublished on: -
CCS smokescreen: the Port of Rotterdam’s corporate-driven energy transitionPosted in category:Long read
Joanna CabelloPublished on: -
Shell and ExxonMobil pay billions to shareholders, but stop earthquake compensationPosted in category:Opinion
Jasper van TeeffelenPublished on:
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Human rights in the energy transition: SOMO submits input to the UNPosted in category:News
Sara FleischerPublished on: -
Gaslighting Ghana Published on:
Luis ScungioPosted in category:Publication
Luis Scungio
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Courts as spaces of resistance against the offset industryPosted in category:Opinion
Aintzane MárquezPublished on:
Aintzane Márquez
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FMO must stop its investment in harmful industrial tree plantationsPosted in category:Published on:Statement
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Reclaiming wealth for climate, reparations and justicePosted in category:Long read
Audrey GaughranPublished on: -
Digging deeper into ING’s climate ambition Published on:
Rodrigo FernandezPosted in category:Publication
Rodrigo Fernandez
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The Counter: strengthening the fight for climate justice around the worldPosted in category:Long read
Luis ScungioPublished on: -
The hidden harm of green hydrogen Published on:
Ilona HartliefPosted in category:Publication
Ilona Hartlief
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Scaling up carbon markets means scaling up emissions and abusePosted in category:Long read
Joanna CabelloPublished on: -
Climate leadership means reducing real emissionsPosted in category:Long read
Audrey GaughranPublished on: -
Carbon offsets often disenfranchise communitiesPosted in category:Long read
Joanna CabelloPublished on: -
Carbon offsets are diverting money away from climate action in the Global SouthPosted in category:Long read
Ilona HartliefPublished on:
