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When a finger points at the moon…
Posted in Environment
Tagged action, climate, coal, consumption, eco-efficiency, fridaysforfuture, gas, global action, greta thunberg, oil, peat, schoolstrike
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Peat extraction is bad for the climate and nature
Peat extraction is bad for the climate, waterways & wetlands. Finland even subsidises burning peat for energy.
Posted in Nature
Tagged action, biodiversity, climatestrike, fridaysforfuture, peat, wetland
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Unsustainable industries are lobbying for devastating changes to the EU water law
Unsustainable industries, including industrial agriculture, hydropower, and coal mining, are lobbying for devastating changes to the EU water law – the Water Framework Directive (WFD).
The future of EU rivers: New paper exposes business lobbies’ wish list of destruction
Posted in Nature
Tagged action, agriculture, conservation, EU, fish migration, industry, rivers, water framework directive, wetland, wwf
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Fossil corps and the carbon bubble trouble
To save the climate, we have to leave about 80% of the known fossil fuel reserves, coal, oil, gas and peat, unused.
The first Global Divestment Day 13th–14th February 2015.
Big oil has also noticed the action day, and produced their own hilarious animated video about this warm relationship.
Posted in Environment
Tagged action, carbon, climate, coal, divestment, economy, energy, fossil fuels, multinationals, oil, peat
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Santa Claude Juncker and TTIP
European Union and USA are negotiating secrectly about the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership treaty, shortly TTIP. It is a sugar coated cake filled with unpleasant surprises.
George Monbiot wrote 5th November 2014 in Guardian:
“On this day a year ago, I was in despair. A dark cloud was rising over the Atlantic, threatening to blot out […]
Posted in Blog, Global
Tagged action, chemicals, conservation, democracy, economy, genetic engineering, labour, multinationals, nature, sustainable development
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