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A critique of the results of Glasgow summit This document aims to clarify what has come out of COP261 and which elements are most relevant
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Voices from Brazil in the face of the green transition
We spoke with activists, land defenders, farmers, fishermen, etc., to collect voices from Brazil regarding the green transition. The colleagues interviewed agree that the urgency
Brazil’s green transition beyond COP30
This article examines two core aspects of Brazil’s green transition policy in terms of foreign interests in the country: rare earth mining and green hydrogen
Ecofeminist proposals for climate action – The case of Madagascar
The report “Ecofeminist proposals for climate action. How debt swaps and carbon markets prevent fair and urgent transitions” denounces the false solutions that drive climate
Five key themes connecting debt, climate and feminism at the FfD4 Conference
We analyse the importance of the 4th United Nations International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4) in Seville, with five key themes connecting debt, climate
Ecofeminist and feminist actors at the COP
Ecofeminist and feminist actors at the COP: Eight conversations about challenges, strategies, and alliances regarding the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the UN Framework
Neocolonialism in the name of the green transition. Rare Earths Mining in Madagascar
Rare-earth mining in Madagascar is an example of neocolonialism in the name of the green transition driven by the Global North countries. The impact of
Self-edited Book | Ecofeminist Degrowth. Slowing Down To Restore Life
The new publication ‘Slowing down to recover life’ articulates the proposals of ecofeminism and Degrowth to seek alternatives to the capitalist system. A year ago,
Iberdrola received €3.5 billion from the EIB since 2020 while reporting profits of €16.6 billion
EIB’s top corporate clients EIB profit €100 billion while receiving €11.3 billion in loans, new report finds. Among them, the ODG focalizes on Iberdrola, which
How does public external debt drive the destruction of the Colombian Amazon?
Social movements are central actors in the struggle against colonial capitalism. This scholar-activist study responds to the explicit need of a social movement demanding the
Report | “Business Over People”, a critical analysis of public financing between 2020 and 2022
New report “Business Over People. A critical analysis of public financing for COVID-19 and cost of living crisis responses in France, Spain and Belgium” The