Climate justice & corporate power
Overview of articles
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Delivery companies need more ambitious goals to help curb global warmingPosted in category:News
Ilona HartliefPublished on: -
Parcel delivery on a warming planet Published on:
Ilona HartliefPosted in category:Publication
Ilona Hartlief
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Declaration on mining and the energy transition ahead of COP26Posted in category:Published on:Statement
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SOMO stands by its research results: Biomass from Estonia causes serious damage to naturePosted in category:NewsPublished on: -
Pull the plug on the Energy Charter TreatyPosted in category:Opinion
Bart-Jaap VerbeekPublished on:
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Biomass production for the Netherlands is causing serious damage to Estonia’s natural environmentPosted in category:NewsPublished on: -
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Coal mines must close, but not without just solutions for communities and workersPosted in category:NewsPublished on: -
Wood pellet damage Published on:
Sanne van der WalPosted in category:Publication
Sanne van der Wal
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How the green energy transition fuels human rights abuses in South AfricaPosted in category:News
Alejandro GonzálezPublished on: -
Manganese matters Published on:
Alejandro GonzálezPosted in category:Publication
Alejandro González
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Learning from experiences around controversial Chinese mining investmentsPosted in category:NewsPublished on: -
China’s global mineral rush Published on:
Luis ScungioPosted in category:Publication
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The Shell climate verdict: a major win for mandatory due diligence and corporate accountabilityPosted in category:Opinion
Joseph Wilde-RamsingPublished on:
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SOMO strategy 2021 – 2025 Published on:Posted in category:Publication
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Research undermines billion euro “compensation” claims by German energy companies for Dutch coal phase-outPosted in category:News
Bart-Jaap VerbeekPublished on: -
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Dutch NCP accepts complaint by Amazon Indigenous Peoples, oil multinational Pluspetrol refuses mediationPosted in category:NewsPublished on: