After pipeline wins, a #JustRecovery
Following major campaign wins against pipelines in the U.S., climate activists around the world look to G20 finance ministers, who meet to discuss pandemic response spending next week.
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Japan’s floods and the pandemic: why we need a Just Recovery
We’re still in a climate emergency. And that emergency interacts with the pandemic in frightening ways. If global leaders don’t act, vulnerable communities will keep facing multiple impacts of COVID-19.
What is G20 and why are we targeting it?
Decisions made by rich economies will have a huge effect on the health and well-being of people around the world, particularly those already on the frontlines of the climate crisis. We must challenge these countries when the global spotlight is collectively on them.
Here’s how racism is disastrous for the climate
Only in a system in which some people are worth less than others is it possible to keep warming the planet and harming society’s most vulnerable groups. Part of a series on Racism in Brazil
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