THOUSANDS TO RALLY IN COPENHAGEN DEMANDING SYSTEM CHANGE Joint MEDIA RELEASE: 12 December 2009, Copenhagen  THOUSANDS TO RALLY IN COPENHAGEN DEMANDING SYSTEM CHA... Read more...
International Day Against Monoculture Tree Plantations Stop the expansion of monoculture tree plantations ! Throughout the world, millions of hectares of producti... Read more...
 
URGENT SUPPORT needed for indigenous people A bloody World Environment Day in the Peruvian Amazo Indigenous organizations call for support from the intern... Read more...
Delaration from WRM meeting in Costa Rica on Climate, Forests and Plantations Declaration of Heredia on Climate, Forests and Plantations Heredia, 28 March 2009 We, organisations of c... Read more...
 
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THOUSANDS TO RALLY IN COPENHAGEN DEMANDING SYSTEM CHANGE

Joint MEDIA RELEASE: 12 December 2009, Copenhagen 
THOUSANDS TO RALLY IN COPENHAGEN DEMANDING SYSTEM CHANGE
 
First Week Of Climate Talks A Predictable Failure
 
At the end of the first week of the climate talks at Copenhagen, thousands of activists from the Climate Justice Action and Climate Justice Now! networks are joining the climate march under the banner of ‘System Change Not Climate Change’ to denounce the climate negotiations as a predictable failure. The protesters are demanding radical changes in economic and political systems in order to address the climate crisis.
 

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International Day Against Monoculture Tree Plantations

Stop the expansion of monoculture tree plantations !

Throughout the world, millions of hectares of productive land are rapidly being converted into green deserts presented under the guise of “forests”. Local communities are displaced to give way to endless rows of identical trees – eucalyptus, pine, oil palm, rubber, jatropha and other species - that displace most other forms of life from the area. Farmland, which is crucial for the food sovereignty of local communities, is converted to monoculture tree plantations producing raw materials for export. Water resources become depleted and polluted by the plantations while soils become degraded. Human rights violations are rife, ranging from the loss of livelihoods and displacement to repression and even cases of torture and death. While communities suffer as a whole, plantations result in differentiated gender impacts, where women are the most affected.

 

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