The climate crisis is a consequence of our economic system. Economic solutions, like carbon trading were supposed to be a problem solver. Despite such efforts, CO2 levels kept rising. Should we consider changing our economic system instead? And which role do environmental NGOs play in the battle for climate justice?
Joanna Cabello, activist and researcher on environmental justice and part of the Carbon Trade Watch collective, speaks about false solutions and grassroots activism. Joanna´s blog article "Where to begin with climate justice" is available here.
From our project "Degrowth in Movement(s)" The multiple crises that humanity is facing are becoming increasingly visible: in the form of disasters related to ecological damage, the stark inequalities between a tiny minority of ultra-rich and the vast numbers of desperately poor, the health epidemics related to both deprivation and affluence, mass refugee migrations in many parts of the world, ...
As Vincent Ligey, coordinator of the Budapest Conference organizing team mentioned in the closing plenary, it was an experiment to hold an international degrowth conference in a former socialist country where the soil for degrowth ideas is not particularly fertile. The more it came as a surprise that the conference had received a widespread coverage in Hungarian media. Szandra Koves, press out...
Eine Sendung des unabhängigen Nachrichtenmagazins Kontext TV zur Degrowth Konferenz: Quelle: www.kontext-tv.de "Wir brauchen ein neues Wirtschaftsmodell": Naomi Klein über Klimachaos, die Grenzen des Wachstums und eine neue globale Bewegung Wenn wir den derzeitigen Wachstumspfad fortsetzen, wird sich laut Weltbank und Internationaler Energieagentur die Erdatmosphäre bis 2...
