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Climate justice and energy publications
Reports by Friends of the Earth International and member groups on climate affected peoples and impacted communities, united nations climate talks, energy sovereignty, finance and climate change, forests and climate change and agrofuels.
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Chasing Carbon Unicorns: The deception of carbon markets and “net zero”
Powerful actors are using “net zero” pledges to hide their climate inaction. Stopping the climate crisis requires us to...
22 February, 2021
A Leap in the Dark: The Dangers of Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS)
Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) is a risky, unproven, costly, and dangerous distraction from the urgent and...
20 January, 2021
Principles for a Just Recovery from the COVID-19 crisis
The COVID-19 crisis is the result of an economic system that prioritises profits over peoples’ rights and the environment. The systemic, inter-related...
25 August, 2020
Gas in Mozambique: A windfall for the industry, a curse for the country
This new report by Friends of the Earth France, Mozambique and International denounces French interests in the gas mega-projects...
15 June, 2020
Carbon Markets at COP25, Madrid: A Threat to People, Politics, and Planet
In December 2019, the international community gathers for the 25th UN climate conference (COP25) in Madrid, Spain. Carbon markets,...
26 November, 2019
People Power Now Manifesto
In 2018, climate change made its presence felt in every corner of the world – and people are looking...
14 November, 2018
Calls for Just solutions for climate induced migration in Asia Pacific
Countries in Asia and the Pacific region are threatened by impacts of climate change, such as floods, landslides and...
06 November, 2017
Coal Financing in Asia Pacific must end!
Summary The Stop Coal Financing Report calls on the Asian Development Bank to cease all support for new coal...
03 May, 2017
Decade zero
In this paper, Friends of the Earth International outlines the current climate science and the need for equity, fairness...
01 November, 2016
Enough is enough: understanding ‘energy sufficiency’ as an integral part of delivering energy access
Somewhere between the extremes of excessive energy use and energy poverty lies ‘energy sufficiency’. We would argue that sufficient...
01 November, 2016
