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Obama administration caves to fracking industry in new proposed rules

Note: While these newly proposed rules allow the fracking industry to essentially regulate itself, McFeeley’s analysis falls short at the end.  While we certainly “deserve better than rule… more →

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Obama administration caves to fracking industry in new proposed rules — 1 comment

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 3 days ago: Note: While these newly proposed rules allow the fracking industry to essentially regulate itself, M … more →

Tags: hydrofracking, Energy, Ending the Era of Extreme Energy, obama, fracking, NRDC, BLM lands

E.U. considers emissions fines on Chinese and Indian airlines — 1 comment

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 4 days ago: Note: As the failing EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) continues its slow, agonizing death, the E … more →

Tags: Carbon Trading, climate change, Redd, carbon markets, carbon markets collapse, Economic Collapse, EU ETS, european union, industrial economy

Memo to WWF: Destroying rainforests and peatland for palm oil is not “sustainable” — 2 comments

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 week ago: By Chris Lang, May 14, 2013. Source: redd-monitor Image: Banksy WWF loves “sustainability”. With “su … more →

Tags: biodiversity, Bioenergy / Agrofuels, Ending the Era of Extreme Energy, forests, Forests and Climate Change, greenwashing, Redd, Big green NGOs, déforestation

Why the ethanol boom means more E. coli burgers

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 week ago: Note: More damning evidence against cellulosic biofuels and industrial agriculture. -The GJEP Team B … more →

Tags: Bioenergy / Agrofuels, Food sovereignty, industrial agriculture, waste, cellulosic ethanol, Disease, e. coli, ethanol, Food Production

Innu not idle as Plan Nord advances

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 week ago: By Aaron Lakoff, May 1 2013. Source: Briarpatch Magazine Illustration by Shantala Robinson One year … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, Climate Justice, Ending the Era of Extreme Energy, green economy, Hydroelectric dams, Idle No More, Indigenous peoples, Land Grabs, Political Repression

International outcry against California forest offset scam — 2 comments

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 week ago: May 8, 2013. Source: Indigenous Environmental Network Indigenous Peoples and allies from Chiapas and … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, Africa 2, Carbon Trading, chiapas, climate change, Climate Justice, Commodification of Life, Ending the Era of Extreme Energy, forests

Environmental and human rights organizations call on California to reject REDD forest offset credits

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 1 week ago: Note: Global Justice Ecology Project has been tracking the California-Acre-Chiapas REDD deal since i … more →

Tags: Carbon Trading, climate change, Climate Justice, Commodification of Life, Corporate globalization, Ending the Era of Extreme Energy, forests, Forests and Climate Change, green economy

Protecting carbon to destroy forests: Land enclosures and REDD+ — 1 comment

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 2 weeks ago: By Chris Lang, May 6, 2013. Source: redd-monitor A new report by Carbon Trade Watch takes a detailed … more →

Tags: biodiversity, Bioenergy / Agrofuels, Carbon Trading, Corporate globalization, forests, Forests and Climate Change, greenwashing, Indigenous peoples, industrial agriculture

Fearing protestors, Tree Biotech Conference cancels field trip to industry site — 4 comments

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 2 weeks ago: Note: Global Justice Ecology Project is excited to be working with Katuah Earth First!, Croatan Eart … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, Ending the Era of Extreme Energy, Forests and Climate Change, GE Trees, Genetic engineering, ArborGen, croatan earth first, Earth First!, GE Eucalyptus

KPFK Sojourner Truth Earth Watch: Jeff Conant on REDD forest offsets and California's carbon market

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 2 weeks ago: Note: Jeff Conant is a good friend and former Communications Director for Global Justice Ecology Pro … more →

Tags: Carbon Trading, chiapas, climate change, Climate Justice, Commodification of Life, Corporate globalization, Ending the Era of Extreme Energy, Energy, forests

G8's biofuel use contributing to world hunger: new report

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 2 weeks ago: 29 April 2013.  Source: Action Aid International Amount of food crops burnt by richest nations as bi … more →

Tags: water, greenwashing, Bioenergy / Agrofuels, biodiversity, Food sovereignty, Land Grabs, green economy, industrial agriculture, biofuels

Concerns grow over weak safeguard implementation in REDD

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 2 weeks ago: Forest Peoples Programme on REDD and safeguards By Chris Lang, May 1st 2013.  Source: REDD-Monitor F … more →

Tags: biodiversity, Carbon Trading, Climate Justice, forests, Forests and Climate Change, greenwashing, Indigenous peoples, Land Grabs, Latin America & Caribbean

“We reject REDD+ in all its versions” – Letter from Chiapas, Mexico opposing REDD in California’s Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32)

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 3 weeks ago: By Chris Lang, 30th April 2013.  Source: REDD-Monitor Organisations based in Chiapas, Mexico have wr … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, Breaking News, Carbon Trading, chiapas, climate change, Climate Justice, Commodification of Life, Commons, Ending the Era of Extreme Energy

U.S. public overwhelmingly rejects genetically engineered trees — 3 comments

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 3 weeks ago: April 30, 2013. Source: Global Justice Ecology Project By a majority of almost 99.99% to .01%, the U … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, biodiversity, Bioenergy / Agrofuels, forests, Forests and Climate Change, GE Trees, Genetic engineering, APHIS, ArborGen

Audio: Stop the spread of GE trees in the South before it starts!

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 3 weeks ago: Note: Anne Petermann is Executive Director of Global Justice Ecology Project, which coordinates the … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, climate change, Climate Justice, Forests and Climate Change, GE Trees, Genetic engineering, green economy, Commodification of Life, The Greed Economy and the Future of Forests

Are terrorists targeting forests? — 1 comment

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 3 weeks ago: Note: The only forest terrorists we need to worry about are the corporate terrorists like ArborGen, … more →

Tags: climate change, forests, Forests and Climate Change, Humor, Redd, ArborGen, forest fires, industrial forestry, War-on-terror

Federation of small farmers in Peru attacks REDD: “No REDD projects! No carbon trading!”

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 3 weeks ago: By Chris Lang, April 26, 2013. Source: redd-monitor On 19 April 2013, the Federation of small farmer … more →

Tags: Actions - Protest, Carbon Trading, Food sovereignty, Forests and Climate Change, greenwashing, Latin America & Caribbean, Redd, natural capital, Nature Services

Take Action: Stop California REDD now!

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 3 weeks ago: Note: Global Justice Ecology Project has worked alongside Indigenous Environmental Network to oppose … more →

Tags: Indigenous peoples, climate change, Climate Justice, Forests and Climate Change, Latin America & Caribbean, Redd, Energy, Carbon Trading, Corporate globalization

Oilwatch: “California, don’t let Shell roast the planet!”

Global Justice Ecology Project wrote 3 weeks ago: By Chris Lang, April 25 2013. Source: REDD-Monitor On Earth Day, 22 April 2013, Oilwatch Internation … more →

Tags: Africa 2, Carbon Trading, climate change, Climate Justice, Commodification of Life, Corporate globalization, Ending the Era of Extreme Energy, Energy, forests


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