Convention on Climate Change. Privatizing the Atmosphere
by Ricardo Carrere, WRM - 2002.

The carbon shop: planting new problems. Briefing paper by Larry Lohmann, WRM - 2000. Spanish, French and Portuguese versions.

Tree Trouble - A Compilation of Testimonies on the Negative Impact of Large-scale Monoculture Tree Plantations prepared for the sixth Conference of the Parties of the Framework Convention on Climate Change by Friends of the Earth International in cooperation with the World Rainforest Movement and FERN.

In 1992, governments acknowledged that climate change was real and that something needed to be done to avoid a major catastrophe. As a result, they signed and ratified the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Fifteen years have passed and the Convention’s Conference of the Parties will meet for its 13^th time in Bali, Indonesia, from 3-14 December 2007.

• Press Releases, Conferences and Declarations

  Agrofuels are No Solution to Climate Change. TAKE 6 KEY STEPS TOWARDS GENDER AND CLIMATE JUSTICE REGARDING AGROFUELS, by MADRE - International Women’s Rights Organization & The genderCC Network – Women for Climate Justice, UNFCCC COP 13, Bali, Indonesia, December 2007.

  What's missing from the climate talks? Justice! Peoples from social organizations and movements from across the globe brought the fight for social, ecological and gender justice into the negotiating rooms and onto the streets during the UN climate summit - 14 December 2007

Bali Forest Outcomes Trample Indigenous Peoples' & Local Communities' Rights. False "Solutions" to Climate Change Condemned at the UNFCCC - Press Release - 14 December 2007

Arroyo green-washing privatization of power industry - Kalikasan-PNE Press Release - 14 December 2007

Groups Protest World Bank - Say Forest Carbon Partnership Facility Threatens Forests and Indigenous Peoples - For Immediate Release 11 December, 2007 Also Available in Spanish

Closing Day at the Solidarity Village For a Cool Planet - Exposing Flase Solutions, Building Real Answers, Climate Justice For All -- For Immediate Release 10 December, 2007

World Bank Hands Off Forests - Press Release by Friends of the Earth International - World Rainforest Movement - Global Forest Coalition - December 10, 2007

Integrating gender into climate change policy: challenges, constraints and perspectives - Side Event | Dec 10 - Presentation and discussion of gender perspectives on: Future Climate Regime | Financing Adaptation and Mitigation | Avoided Deforestation

Protecting the world’s forests needs more than just money - NGO / IPO Declaration on REDD

Press Conference - 7 December 2007 - 11:30 AM - Indigenous leaders present at the UNFCCC will speak about the systematic exclusion against indigenous peoples from the official UNFCCC process.

Women’s milestones for the Bali roadmap - Press Release by GENDER CC– Women for Climate Justice - December 7th, 2007

Indigenous Peoples shut out of Climate Change Negotiations - 7 December 2007

Joint press release by World Rainforest Movement, Watch Indonesia, Walhi Jambi, Grupo de Reflexion Rural, Biofuelwatch and African Biodiversity Network - 5th December 2007 - Bali

• Alter-Eco -Alter-Eco is published by a group of non-governmental organizations, indigenous people's organizations and social movements at the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change COP-13. The groups came together to make a unified call in support of real solutions to climate change and against the false market-based solutions to climate change that are being implemented under the Kyoto Protocol.

  Fourth Issue - 14th December 2007

  Third Issue - 10th December 2007

  Second Issue - 6th December 2007

First issue - 4th December 2007 - Also Available in Spanish

Alter Eco Web Site - News from the UN Climate Conference in Bali - http://www.altereconews.org

• Gender and Climate Change Network - Women for Climate Justice - Position Papers

Intervention to be submited to the 14th December plenary

Gender: Women from all regions of the World Strongly Oppose Including Nuclear Energy into the CDM - By Gender CC and WECF

Take 11 Key Steps Towards Gender & Climate Justice

Gender: Missing Links in Financing Climate Change adaptation and Mitigation

Protecting Tropical Forests and Gender Justice

• The Indigenous Peoples at COP 13

Statement of the International Forum of Indigenous Peoples on Climate Change - at the high level segment of the 13th Conference of the Parties and the 3rd Meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol of The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change - December 14, 2007 - Bali, Indonesia

Statement on Climate Change (IFIPCC) - By The International Forum of Indigenous Peoples
The 13th Session of Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC

SBSTA 27, agenda item 5/REDD - By the The International Forum of Indigenous Peoples on Climate Change (IFIPCC) - The 13th Session of Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC - Also Available in Spanish

SBSTA 27, agenda item 2 - Statement of the International Forum of Indigenous Peoples on Climate Change and the International Alliance of the Indigenous Peoples and Tribal Peoples of the Tropical Forests - The 13th Session of Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC

• Other documents

  Players and Plays in the Bali Climate Drama - By Walden Bello, 2007

  Keep Oil Underground: The only way to fight climate change - By Oilwatch, 2007

The 13th round of the climate game in Bali - Editorial, WRM Bulletin nº 124 - November 2007

Food, Forests and Fuel : From False to Real Solutions for the Climate Change - By Dr. Vandana Shiva - November 28, 2007

• Links

  TWN Bali News Update (UNCCC, Bali, 3 - 14 December 2007) - http://www.twnside.org.sg/climate.news.htm

  Alter Eco - News from the UN Climate Conference in Bali - http://www.altereconews.org

  Climate Justice Now! - http://climatejustice.blogspot.com/

Global Justice Ecology Project - http://www.globaljusticeecology.org/

Global Forest Coalition - http://www.wrm.org.uy/GFC/

Carbon Trade Watch - http://www.carbontradewatch.org/

Transnational Institute - http://www.tni.org/

FERN - http://www.fern.org/

The Corner House - http://www.thecornerhouse.org.uk/

The 12th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention on Climate Change are having a meeting in Nairobi, Kenya, from 6 to 17 November. Unfortunately, this Convention has until now shown that human greed has prevailed over human intelligence, and has been dominated by interests that care too little about the environment and people and too much about money.

Here there are some message's on behalf of the people.

• False & Destructive “Solutions” to Global Warming: Groups Condemn Large-Scale Biofuels, Genetically Engineered Trees & Crops, Monoculture Tree Plantations - 16 November 2006 - UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, Nairobi, Kenya - aslo available in Spanish

• Open Letter to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change COP 12 - To the Delegates of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change - November 2006
  aslo available in Spanish

• Reasonable WRM proposals to the Convention on Climate Change - November 2006
  aslo available in Spanish

• NGOs warn Africa on the dangers of biofuels and genetic engineering in the fight against Climate Change - The Gaia Foundation - Press Release from Nairobi UNFCCC COP-12 talks - 13th November 2006 - aslo available in Spanish

• Biofuels: A Disaster in the Making - call to immediately suspend forms of support for the import and export of biofuels - November 2006 - aslo available in Spanish

• WRM presents research findings related to problems with carbon sink plantations to the delegates at the Climate Conference in Nairobi - Press Release, November 12, 2006
  aslo available in Spanish

• The problems with large-scale carbon sink plantations - Summaries of findings on researches published by the WRM distributed at the United Nations Climate Change Conference
  aslo available in Spanish

• Information Kit on the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change COP 12 (recopilation of documents)
  
• Cop 12 web site:
  http://unfccc.int/meetings/cop_12/items/3754.php

2008

• Beijing: The carbon-cheating Games français português
• Mangrove Loss and Climate Change—A Global Perspective français português
• A Tale of Two Conventions
• Special Bulletin on Water, Forests and Climate

2007

• Carbon neutral cheating

• Coalition created to intensify actions to prevent and respond to climate change

• Gender issues and climate change

• The paper industry and the "business of climate change"

• Why carbon sink plantations have been hardly implemented within the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism…so far

• Special Bulletin on Climate Change and the Expansion of Tree Plantations

• ‘Reduced Emissions From Deforestation’ (REDD): Can Carbon Trading Save Our Ecosystems?

• Proposed changes to CDM rules will give incentive to clear forest and provide subsidy for plantations industry

• Brazil: Third V&M’s go under CDM for their tree plantations

• Emissions trading schemes promoted by G8 defer genuine climate action and generate massive profits for the largest polluters
• “Avoided deforestation" policies and indigenous peoples and local communities: urgent debate needed on potential social impacts
• How credible is carbon compensation?

2006

• India: Carbon forestry in the pipeline

• Colombia: Carbon sinks deals, territory and communities

• NGOs demand exclusion of GE trees from Kyoto Protocol’s CDM at Climate Convention

• The energy crisis and a bad solution

• Large-scale biofuels: Good for the power, bad for the people and the climate

• Women taking the lead in reversing climate change

• Biofuels do not solve but only worsen climate change

• The World Bank: A major broker of carbon purchases

• GE Trees: Contradictions in United Nations Conventions

• Reasonable proposals to the Convention on Climate Change

• Uruguay: The Botnia pulp mill project intends to profit from climate change
• Gender, Militarism and Climate Change
• Kenya: The roots of the current drought
• Climate Change: There is still time to avoid disaster … but not much
• The most destructive crop on earth is no solution to the energy crisis

2005

• WRM and Carbon Trading
• Uganda: FACE Foundation, carbon conflict and FSC certification
• Climate change: Stop playing the fiddle!
• The World Bank's role in the creation of the carbon market: helping the rich become richer, and the poor grow poorer as fossil fuel subsidies keep flowing
• V&M do Brazil's carbon plantations proposal backfires
• BioCarbon Fund = data_fiddling_Inc.jail.com?
• Monocultures: The symbol of an outdated model
• Monoculture tree plantations targeted by a Latin American network
• Taking climate back to people's hands
• Large dams, climate change and forced eviction
• Presenting GMO Trees to the United Nations COP 10
• Climate Change Convention: First time impressions of a suspecting hopeful
• Climate change negotiations: Time for a change

2004

• The illusion of the Kyoto Protocol
• Climate change: Hot air, fake science and genetically modified trees
• Linkages Between Climate Change and Women

2003

• Special Bulletin on Climate Change
• Indigenous Peoples and Climate Negotiations
• The exponential absurdity of the carbon sink approach to climate change
• World Bank Biocarbon Fund's "two-window" approach runs counter to climate deal
• Mexico: The door is open to "neo-liberal" tree plantations
• SinksWatch: An NGO initiative to scrutinize tree plantation carbon sinks projects

2002

• Whom do you think you are cheating?
• Brazil: Civil society letter to the Prototype Carbon Fund on Plantar's eucalyptus plantations
• The value of the Plantar Project's sequestration credits should be zero

2001

• Argentina: Environmental pressure defeats "carbon sink" project
• Declaration by the Indigenous representatives attending COP 7 in Morocco
• The Treetanic Award winners
• Improvements in forest-related international processes
• Australian carbon sinks: good for investors, bad for the environment
• The inclusion of sinks has sunk the Kyoto Protocol
• Global warming: More plantations or more will to reduce emissions?
• Research findings say planting trees would increase global warming
• Biodiversity also better than monocultures from a climate perspective
• Vietnam: Carbon sink plantations to avoid emission reductions in Australia
• Hydroelectric dams are no solution to climate change

2000

• Argentina: Public pressure halts carbon sink project
• Those who did not "work it out" in The Hague
• Argentina: A shady carbon sink project
• Our expectations for the Climate Change Convention's COP6
• Declaration of the First International Forum of Indigenous Peoples on Climate Change. Lyon, France, September 4-6, 2000
• Fern: Stop climate negotiators from bargaining away forests for their carbon content!
• "The Hague Mandate"
• Friends of the Earth. "Avoiding action: serious dangers for the global climate"
• $inks: who wins, who loses?
• World Rainforest Movement: The Mount Tamalpais Declaration
• Carbon sink plantations: less biodiversity = less carbon storage
• "Free riders" in the CDM
• Impossible to verify compliance if forests are included in CDM
• Forests better than plantations, even as carbon sinks
• Gabon’s forests and the climate debate
• Climate Change: The lesson from Lyon
• The word of Indigenous Peoples in Lyon
• Compensating for emissions through carbon sinks: a cheat's charter
• Tanzania: Another case of Norwegian CO2lonialism
• Brazil: Dump your carbon garbage with us please!
• Special Bulletin on Climate Change
• Argentina: Oil companies try to "green" their image
• Australia: "carbon sink" plantations invade Tasmania
• Uganda: Carbon sinks and Norwegian CO2lonialism
• Sinks that stink
• Dutch carbon sink plantations: adding to the problem
• Argentina: storing German carbon in forests?

1999

• Honduras to "buy" Canadian carbon dioxide
• Environmental crime linked to Peugeot in Brazil
• New scientific findings: tree plantations may accelerate global warming
• Japanese carbon garbage dumps in Australia
• "Clever" schemes are not the solution to climate change
• Carbon sinks or the sinking of the Climate Change Convention?
• Argentina: tree monoculture expansion supported by World Bank
• Japanese foresters invade China

1998

• Can expansion of plantations be a solution to combat Global Warming?
• Global Biodiversity Forum casts doubts on measures to mitigate climate change
• Latin America's forests: the time is ripe for change
• Argentina: investors’ paradise for forestry projects
• The two faces of the Brazilian policy on forests.
• Contribution to the debate on carbon sinks
• Climate Change Convention: much ado about nothing
• Special Bulletin on Climate Change
• Plantations are not forests
• Message from Bratislava to Kyoto on tree plantations
• Indigenous peoples excluded at COP IV

SPECIAL WRM BULLETINS FOCUSED ON CLIMATE CHANGE

Special Bulletin Nº 128 - March 2008 (complete version)
Life on Earth found its origin in water. And water continues to sustain all forms of life. This precious natural element has been respected and valued by all cultures except for the present dominant market-based culture which is increasingly converting water into a mere resource to be used and abused. Forests are a key component of the global water cycle. Forest degradation and destruction affects water reservoirs which together influence the earth’s climate. In turn, climate change is impacting on forests, water and people. The main drivers of deforestation  --transnational corporations-- by appropriating and destroying water and forests are putting at stake our common future on Earth. We intend this month’s bulletin serves as a tool to highlight these connections and raise local communities’ denounces.

Special Bulletin Nº 124 - November 2007 (complete version)
Climate change is not only already happening and impacting on the lives and livelihoods of millions of people, but is set to accelerate if actions to address the problem are not urgently implemented. The resulting extreme winds and temperatures, floods, droughts and rise in sea levels will affect increasing numbers of people, millions of which will be forced to migrate and become environmental refugees.

Special Bulletin Nº 76 - November 2003 (complete version)
This issue of the WRM bulletin is entirely focused on the crucial issue of climate change. Its aim is to provide people with relevant information and analysis as a means of empowerment to counter the false solutions being promoted by governments to suit the interest of corporations. Climate change is affecting us all and will affect future generations even more. Life on Earth is at stake and civil society must intervene to force governments to change course. We hope that the information contained in this bulletin will encourage people to include climate change in their social and environmental agendas in order to increase pressure for making true solutions possible.

Special Bulletin Nº 37 - August 2000 (complete version)
The Conference of the Parties of the Framework Convention on Climate Change -preceeded by a meeting of its Subsidiary Bodies in September in Lyon- will take place in The Hague in November. The obscure language used in the climate talks -and the even more obscure objectives of many governments and businesses- make it necessary to translate what's being negotiated into understandable concepts in order to facilitate very much needed public participation in the debate. As a contribution to that end, we have focused this issue of the WRM Bulletin entirely on this matter, of vital importance for the future of humanity as a whole.

Special Bulletin Nº 16 - October 1998 (complete version)
The Conference of the Parties (COP4) of the Climate Change Convention will be meeting during the first two weeks of November in Buenos Aires. Much of the discussion will concentrate on the role of forests as carbon sinks and many negotiations will include deals between Northern and Southern countries on how to trade emissions and sinks: we emit, you sink.

STATEMENTS

• Montes Claros Call to Action - Brazil, July 27, 2006 Also available in Spanish and Portuguese

• Interview with Larry Lohmann - Revista Electrónica de Jornalismo Cientifico - March 2007 (Only in Portuguese)

• Civil Society Statement on Debt and Climate Change July 2005 - SEEN's Activist Network

• Climate Justice NOW!
  "A Call for Peoples’ Action Against Climate Change"
  "The Durban Declaration on Carbon Trading"
  Durban, South Africa - 10 October 2004
  (also available in Spanish, French and Portuguese)

• Position paper on Energy Sovereignty
  Oilwatch / New Delhi - October 2002

• Bali Principles of Climate Justice
  International Climate Justice Network
  August 2002

• 2001- A Year of Freak Weather, Rising Tide Uk - Climate Action News Sheet, 8th January 2002

• Declaración de los representantes indígenas asistentes a la COP7 en Marrakech (only in Spanish)
  Marruecos, 5 de noviembre de 2001

• Oilwatch Statement for the 7th Conference on Climate Change. French version. 
  November 2001

• Resolution of the Amazonian Indigenous Forum on Climate Change / Versión en portugués
  Manaus, October 11, 2001

• An appeal before the next crucial meeting of the Convention on Climate Change Bonn, July 2001

• Declaration of the Third International Forum of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities on Climate Change Bonn, July 14-15, 2001

• 'Saving' the Kyoto Protocol Means Ending the Market Mania - Bonn Statement on Climate Change by Corporate Europe Observatory - Bonn - Germany, July 2001

• Fossil Fuels and Climate Change
  Oilwatch International Position Paper

• Sinking the Kyoto Protocol, October 2000

• Stop climate negotiators from bargaining away forests for their carbon content!, October 2000

• $INKS -- Who wins, who loses? 10 arguments against the Inclusion of Sinks in the Clean Development Mechanism

• "The Hague Mandate" - Declaration on the need for an effective and fair agreement to protect the global climate A statement prepared for the COP6 in The Hague, November 2000

• Latin American NGO Statement on CDM / verşao em português
  The Hague, November, 2000

• Declaration of the Second International Forum of Indigenous Peoples on Climate Change The Hague, November 11-12, 2000

• Declaration of the First International Forum of Indigenous Peoples on Climate Change Lyon - France, September 4-6, 2000 

• Position Paper presented at Lyon by the Indigenous people and local communitites France, September 4-15, 2000

• Recommendations of Indigenous Peoples and Organizations Regarding the Process of the Framework Convention on Climate Change Quito, July 2000

• The Mt. Tamalpais Declaration San Francisco, May 2000

• WRM statement to the Fourth Conference of the Parties of the Climate Change Convention Buenos Aires, November 1998

• NGO Forest Working Group: Every Tree a Good Tree? The NGO Forest Working Group, Buenos Aires, November 1998

OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION

• Indigenous Peoples Critical of Position on Carbon Trading of UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues - Press Release - May 2, 2008

• Third World Network info service on Climate Change - September 2007

• Reduced Emissions From Deforestation: Can Carbon Trading Save Our Ecosystems? - By Almuth Ernsting and Deepak Rughani

• Organizations expressed their concern to the editors of New York Times, The independent and The Times about their leading articles referred to Planktos - May 2007

• Geoengineers to Foul Galapagos Seas - Defying Climate Panel Warning - ETC Group News Release - May 3rd, 2007 (Also available in Spanish)

• La reforestation peut avoir des effets pervers dans la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique - Hervé Kempf, Le Monde, April 2007 (Only in French and Portuguese)

• Noticias del Cambio Climático - Edita Entrepueblos - Nº 1, Marzo 2007 (Only available in Spanish)

• The Carbon Neutral Myth - Offset Indulgences For Your Climate Sins - By Kevin Smith, Carbon Trade Watch- First published February, 2007

• “Bad for the South, bad for the North, and bad for the climate” - New Book Exposes Scandal of Carbon Trading - (Also available in Spanish )

• Carbon Trading A Critical Conversation on Climate Change, Privatisation and Power - by Larry Lohmann (editor) - October 2006
  The globe is warming. The more carbon dioxide pours into the air, the less stable the climate becomes and the more urgent it becomes to leave remaining fossil fuels in the ground. Yet the dominant neoliberal approach to the crisis -- carbon trading -- is failing. It is slowing social and technological change; dispossessing ordinary people in the South of their lands and futures; undermining already-existing positive approaches; and prolonging industrialised societies' dependence on fossil fuels. This book lays out the case and describes what can be done.

• The problems with large-scale carbon sink plantations - Summaries of findings on researches published by the WRM distributed at the United Nations Climate Change Conference

• Report on Independent Monitoring of the Implementation of Article 4.1 (d) of the Unites Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - Global Forest Coalition - March 2006

• Carbon Sink Plantations in the Ecuadorian Andes - Impacts of the Dutch FACE-PROFAFOR monoculture tree plantations' project on indigenous and peasant communities
  Joint Research of Acción Ecológica and WRM - May 2005 (Also available in Spanish)

• Activists Put Kofi Annan on Notice. Kyoto: What's to Celebrate? For release 15 February 2005

• WRM at the COP 10 - Buenos Aires, December 2004
  
  • Genetically Modified Trees must be banned from the Kyoto Protocol, Flyer by Friends of the Earth International and World Rainforest Movement
  • Environmental and Human Rights Groups Condemn Carbon Trading Cite Potential Human Rights Abuses - Press Conference - Friday 10th - 11 AM.
  • Human Rights and Climate Justice, by Raquel Núñez - World Rainforest Movement
  • Indigenous Peoples, Carbon Trade and Climate Change, by Tom Goldtooth - Indigenous Environmental Network
  • Forests, Plantations and Climate Change - workshop organized by World Rainforest Movement, Friends of the Earth International and Greenpeace, Salón del Jardín Botánico, Monday 13 December 9 AM.
  • Genetically modified trees : The ultimate threat to forests, World Rainforest Movement and Friends of the Earth International invite to the presentation of the research commissioned to Chris Lang on GMTrees, Salón del Jardín Botánico, Monday 13 December 4 PM.

• Emissions Trade Instead of Climate Protection. Why planting trees does not compensate for flying
  by Jutta Kill and Chris Lang. Published in Verträglich Reisen, November 2004.

• The Sky is Not the Limit. The Emerging Market in Greenhouse Gases - Carbon Trade Watch, TNI Briefing Series, January 2003

• Impactos de la aplicación de políticas sobre Cambio Climático en la forestación del Páramo del Ecuador
  Verónica Vidal i Oltra - Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

• Climate Change Solutions - New Internationalist, Issue 357 - June 2003.

Treetanic Award : Worst sinks project The winner was announced on December 9th at the Conference in Milan, Italy. This year's TREETANIC AWARD goes to PLANTAR, a Brazilian eucalypt plantation company based in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. The company specializes in producing charcoal for the steel industry (and partly for barbeques).

• Tree farms won't halt climate change - 28 October 2002 - from New Scientist Print Edition

• Tree Plantations and Climate Change - Forest Cover - Issue Nº 7 - by Winfried Overbeek, FASE-Espirito Santo, Brazil

• Biodiversity and Climate Change Meets Again - Forest Cover - Issue Nº 7. by Miguel Lovera, Coordinator, Global Forest Coalition

• Test Case for CDM - Forest Cover - Issue Nº 7 - by Jutta Kill, FERN, UK-Belgium

• Submission by CAN on issues related to modalities for including afforestation and reforestation under article 12 - 20th August 2002

• Climate Panel Charged with Conflict of Interest - by Larry Lohmann - June 2002

• SPECIAL REPORT: Climate change & forests - EU Forest Watch special report compiled by Fern - October 2001

• Democracy or Carbocracy? - The Corner House Briefing Nº 24 - October 2001

• Greenpepper Magazine - The Earth Crimes Newspaper is a special edidion for the COP 6.5 Climate treaty in Bon and explores what is and isnt being done about this world issue. July 2001

• Carbon Colonialism by Ricardo Carrere, published in Greenpepper Magazine, 2001/07/01

• Action Alerts:

  • Friends of the Earth: Demand European action on Climate Change
  • Sign on the Quito Declaration in support of indigenous and other local peoples' participation in the Climate Change negotiations

   

• Climate Calamity: The heat is on Third World Resurgence Special Issue on Climate Change

• La aplicación de Políticas sobre Cambio Climático en el Sector Forestal de Ecuador
  Verónica Vidal i Oltra

• The Dyson Effect: Carbon "Offset" Forestry and the Privatisation of the Atmosphere - The Cornerhouse - Briefing 15

• Climate and Equity - The Cornerhouse - Briefing 3

• Greenhouse Gangsters vs. Climate Justice  By Kenny Bruno, Joshua Karliner & China Brotsky. CorpWatch - November 1999

• Greenpeace Analysis of the Kyoto Protocol - Greenpeace Briefing Paper. Bonn, June 2-12 1998

LINKS

The official Climate Change Convention web page:
http://www.unfccc.int

Third World Network info service on Climate Change
http://www.twnside.org.sg/climate.htm

Cop 12 web site:
http://unfccc.int/meetings/cop_12/items/3754.php

Entre Pueblos - Noticias del Cambo Climático
http://www.pangea.org/epueblos/modules.php?name=BookCatalog&op=category&catid=17

Kyoto Protocol:
http://www.unfccc.de/resource/docs/convkp/kpeng.html

SinksWatch:
http://www.sinkswatch.org/

The Corner House
http://www.thecornerhouse.org.uk/subject/climate/

WRM Plantations Campaign: Carbon Sink Plantations
http://www.wrm.org.uy/plantations/carbon.html

Equity Watch - A Climate Newsletter from the South
http://www.cseindia.org/html/cmp/climate/ew/index.htm

CDM Watch
http://www.cdmwatch.org/

Climate Action Network
http://www.climatenetwork.org/

Climate Ark
http://www.ClimateArk.org/

Climate Justice Now!
http://www.climatejustice.blogspot.com/

Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation
http://www.dhf.uu.se/

FERN - Climate change: the forest connection
http://www.fern.org/pages/climate/intro.html

Friends of the Earth - Climate Change Campaign
http://www.foei.org/climate/index.html  

Foro del Buen Ayre
http://www.foroba.org.ar/

Transnational Institute (TNI)
http://www.tni.org/

A Seed - Rising Tide: A Coalition for Climate Justice
http://www.risingtide.nl/index.html

Rising Tide UK
http://www.risingtide.org.uk/

Climate Institute
http://www.climate.org/

Indymedia Climate
http://www.climateimc.org/

One World - Climate Change Campaign
http://www.oneworld.net/campaigns/climatechange/index.html

Corporate Europe Observatory
http://www.corporateeurope.org/

Corporate Watch 
http://www.corpwatch.org/

Panorama Energético (only in Spanish)
http://www.panoramaenergetico.com/default.htm

Essential Action and Global Exchange
http://www.essentialaction.org/shell/report/ 

Ozone Action
http://www.ozone.org/ 

Prototype Carbon Fund
http://www.prototypecarbonfund.org/

Eco - Climate Action Network Newsletter
http://www.climatenetwork.org/eco/  

Global Commons Institute
 http://www.gci.org.uk/ 

 Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)
Equity Watch - http://www.cseindia.org/html/cmp/climate/ew/index.htm

Eco Equity
 http://www.ecoequity.org/

Gender and climate change
http://www.gencc.interconnection.org/index.htm

Rivers, Dams and Climate Change
http://www.irn.org/programs/greenhouse/

Tiempo - Global Warming and the Third World
http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/tiempo/