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Analysis by country of fossil fuel burning-based Carbon Debt and Carbon Credit

25 January, 2012

Fossil fuel burning yielding the greenhouse gas (GHG) carbon dioxide (CO2) is a major component of man-made global warming. In relation to carbon pollution from the burning of fossil fuels, Net Carbon Debt is equal to the Historical Carbon Debt … Continue reading

Photo by Farrah D.

Vote 1 Socialist or vote 1 Green for Planet and Humanity

21 October, 2011

In the Western Murdochracies (Big Money buys truth and votes) and Lobbyocracies (Big Money buys politicians and policy) pro-Planet and pro-Humanity voters have little choice but to vote 1 Green or vote 1 Socialist as set out below using the … Continue reading

Young band members drum in the streets of Lima, Peru, at a nighttime action with Moving Planet. The evening event was one of 2,000 that are happening in over 175 countries worldwide on September 24th. The day is being organized by 350.org in partnership with hundreds of organizations around the world.

How Humanity can act on Moving Planet Day

24 September, 2011

Humanity is acutely threatened by man-made global warming but is also substantially disempowered by irresponsible corporate polluters and by Mainstream media and politicians. However 24 September 2011 is “Moving Planet Day” on which hundreds of thousands of people around the … Continue reading

"What a carbon price means for you. The pathway to a clean energy future."

Dishonest Australian Labor Government carbon price plan for climate change inaction

15 August, 2011

Top climate scientists around the World are saying that to have a high probability of avoiding a catastrophic 2 degree Centigrade temperature rise the World must stop GHG pollution by about 2050. However in Australia, a world leader in annual … Continue reading

Shocking analysis by country of years left to zero emissions

1 August, 2011

We all know that we have to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) pollution and eventually reach zero emissions. Indeed top climate scientists and biologists are telling us that reaching zero emissions is not enough – we then have to reduce atmospheric … Continue reading

Australia’s outrageously deficient carbon tax entrenches climate change inaction

12 July, 2011

The Gillard Labor Australian Federal Government has announced details of its Carbon Tax-ETS-Ignore Agriculture (CTETSIA) plan by which it ostensibly proposes to “tackle climate change”. However sensible analysis of the proposals makes it clear that Australia’s pro-coal, pro-gas Labor Government … Continue reading

Coal Power Plant south-west of Düsseldorf and Neuss in Germany. Photo by Bruno D Rodrigues.

Fossil fuel expansion is a crime against humanity

27 June, 2011

Marc Lee who is the senior economist for the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives and chair of the Progressive Economics Forum writes in one of his latest articles that we should see fossil fuel expansion as a crime against humanity. … Continue reading

Why we must oppose transition to gas-fired power

14 January, 2011

“These estimates translate to a climate genocide involving the deaths of 10 billion people this century…” There is an overwhelming global scientific consensus that global warming is real, man-made and must be urgently addressed, As adjudged from the rhetoric at … Continue reading

Climate Racism, Climate Injustice & Copenhagen Greenhouse Gas Reduction Proposals

4 February, 2010

“What can decent people do to save the Planet from the Australian, EU and US climate criminals?” The bottom line in the Copenhagen Climate Summit should be (a) equal per capita greenhouse gas emissions for everyone and (b) an additional … Continue reading

Accountability of People, Politicians, Corporations and Countries for War Crimes and Climate Crimes

4 October, 2009

Photo credit: andriux-uk Top climate scientists in the top scientific journal Nature recently stated that we have exceeded crucial planetary boundaries beyond which we are at high risk of unacceptable environmental change. These and other top climate scientists and biologists … Continue reading

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