We, activists of many diverse social movements, characterize this current moment as one of arrogance and authoritarianism on the part of the United States, the European Union and transnational corporations. This was demonstrated in Copenhagen when very few countries tried to create an outcome that was in disagreement with the COP 15, and did nothing to stop global warming and the climate crisis.



The increase of military presence and military bases in various parts of the world,… Continue

(Also available in Spanish and German on the Climate Justice Action website)



This discussion paper was drafted by a working group at the CJA

meeting in Amsterdam in February 2010. Its purpose is to collectively

explore the concept of climate justice in the context of Europe.

Through providing this discussion paper as both incomplete and

unending, we hope it will be useful as a tool in linking the diverse

struggles throughout Europe and elsewhere, and… Continue

At the Climate Justice Action (CJA) meeting in Amsterdam in February a

working group was formed to discuss the People’s conference in

Bolivia. A letter, addressed to the conference, was drafted (see

below).



We, a group of climate justice activists based in Europe, have

organised a workshop in Cochabamba called “Building Bridges Across

Continents with Grassroots Climate Justice Movements,” (see programme

for time and place). We invite you to join us in… Continue

With a little more than a week to go before the World People's Conference on Climate Change is due to begin, the world has been waking to the news that over a hundred people have been killed by landslides as record rain storms deluge Rio in Brazil. The worst landslides since 1966 act as a timely reminder that it is the poorest people most effected by climate chaos despite being least responsible for it...



Source:… Continue