Alla COP26 Chiediamo di Considerare l’Impatto del Militarismo sul Clima
Le emissioni di carbonio delle operazioni militari e più in generale del complesso militare-industriale non sono attualmente incluse negli accordi sul clima.
Le emissioni di carbonio delle operazioni militari e più in generale del complesso militare-industriale non sono attualmente incluse negli accordi sul clima.
Climate activists protested outside the U.N. climate summit in Glasgow Monday spotlighting the role of the U.S. military in fueling the climate crisis.
By David Swanson, Labour Hub, November 9, 2021 I’m not sure what we should have expected from a 26th UN climate meeting after 25 previous
Fellow anti-militarist groups Stop the War Coalition, Veterans for Peace, World Beyond War and CODEPINK came together in an anti-war rally on the steps of the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on 4 November, highlighting the links between militarism and the climate crisis.
While world leaders fail to agree on meaningful change at COP26, the city of Glasgow has become a hub of protests and strikes, reports John McGrath.
An alliance of peace groups – including the Movement for the Abolition of War (MAW), Pax Christi and Christian CND – held a public meeting at the Buchanan Steps in Central Glasgow pushing for military pollution to feature in climate agreements.
I recently attended The World Peace Congress organised by the International Peace Bureau (IPB) and the International Catalan Institute for Peace (ICIP) in Barcelona on 15-17 October which involved three days of conferences, workshops, and cultural events.
On Thursday November 4th as we approach Remembrance Day Ireland’s Raging Grannies will gather outside the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport to demand that the Minister, Eamon Ryan, stop authorising the daily transit of weapons through Shannon Airport by the US military.
COP Twenty-six! That is how many times the UN has assembled world leaders to try to tackle the climate crisis.