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Mar 16, 2023Statement to the Council of the International Seabed AuthorityRead
The ISA Council must implement a moratorium on deep-sea mining to prevent irreversible harm to marine environments, ocean wildlife and environmental justice.
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Films
Mar 07, 2023Towards the abyss: How the rush to deep-sea mining threatens people and our planetRead
Towards the abyss: How the rush to deep-sea mining threatens people and our planet
The deep sea remains a pristine ecosystem, largely untouched by human activity. But deep-sea mining, which could be allowed to start as early as July 2023 threatens to significantly disturb the delicate environment of the deep sea, with devastating consequences for life on earth.
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Films
Mar 07, 2023Webinar: "Deep-sea mining: A new industry threatens our ocean"Read
Webinar: "Deep-sea mining: A new industry threatens our ocean"
A new industry is threatening our ocean: Deep-sea mining risks destroying fragile marine ecosystems, precious habitats and undiscovered species, with potentially devastating consequences for our planet’s health, local and indigenous communities, and future generations.
Hidden by murky governance and conflicts of interest, we cannot let companies strip mine the seabed against the opposition of people, scientists, governments and many of the companies they claim they would be providing for. We urgently need to stop deep-sea mining before it has even started.
Recording of the 147th episode of Europe Calling in cooperation with the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) with:
- Steffi Lemke, German Federal Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection
- Steven Trent, Executive Director and Founder of the Environmental Justice Foundation
- Dr Lisa Levin, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, San Diego, USA, one of the world's leading experts on the deep seafloor
- Claudia Becker, Senior Expert Sustainable Supply Chain Management at the car manufacturer BMW
- Franziska Brantner, Parliamentary State Secretary at the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection
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News & Media
Mar 07, 2023The rush to mine the deep sea will cause permanent damage to unique, fragile environments and worsen global inequalities: new reportRead
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Reports
Mar 07, 2023Towards the abyss: how the rush to deep-sea mining threatens people and our planet - summary briefingRead
This summary briefing outlines the findings of "Into the abyss: how the rush to deep-sea mining threatens people and planet", calling for a stop to deep-sea mining.
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Reports
Mar 07, 2023Towards the abyss: how the rush to deep-sea mining threatens people and our planetRead
Deep-sea mining threatens to significantly disturb the delicate environment of the deep sea, with devastating consequences for life on Earth. It must be stopped.
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News & Media
Mar 01, 2023Sacrifice, loss and resilience: the women of Dadaab refugee campRead
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Feb 07, 2023The corporate corruption of the COPs goes right to the topRead
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News & Media
Jan 20, 2023Lützerath: Germany needs climate action, not more coalRead
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Films
Dec 09, 2022Deadly bargain: Western markets and violence against Indigenous peopleRead
Deadly bargain: Western markets and violence against Indigenous people
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Films
Dec 09, 2022Pantanal on offer: Global markets and the destruction of the largest tropical wetland on the planetRead
Pantanal on offer: Global markets and the destruction of the largest tropical wetland on the planet
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Campaign Stories
Nov 29, 2022The People's COP27Read
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News & Media
Nov 24, 2022Further towards climate catastrophe: No end to fossil fuels at COP27Read
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Nov 18, 2022On the need for a global fossil fuel non-proliferation treatyRead
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Nov 17, 2022New People’s Climate Manifesto demands climate justice at COP27Read
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Nov 12, 2022Lula's other problem — not the Amazon, the wetlandsRead
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News & Media
Nov 09, 2022Germany, France and Spain create genuine possibility for action on deep sea miningRead
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Nov 09, 2022It’s time to stop funding the climate crisisRead
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Reports
Nov 03, 2022環境正義基金會致台灣政府氣候政策報告Read
如果可以展現完善的氣候治理應如何被落實,台灣就可以在對氣候變遷採取行動的國際社會之中,確立不可動搖的領導地位。
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News & Media
Nov 03, 2022COP27’s sponsorship choice is total trashRead
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Reports
Nov 02, 2022EJF’s Climate Policy Briefing for the Taiwanese GovernmentRead
If Taiwan can demonstrate how good climate governance should be carried out, it would establish a leading position in the global community of nations that are taking action on climate change.
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News & Media
Oct 28, 2022Rebuilding Brazil from the ashes: Lula will need all the help he can getRead
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Oct 26, 2022People’s COP27 gives a voice to the unheardRead
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Oct 17, 2022Local solutions, global support: What the Global South needs to achieve real climate justiceRead
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News & Media
Oct 06, 2022Join us for the People’s COP27 - it’s time for climate justiceRead
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Reports
Sep 09, 2022Terms of reference: Climate film on Germany’s coal dependenceRead
„Why the World Needs Germany to Exit Coal now“: a film on Germany’s coal dependence — with a focus on what the consequences are for the world of Germany’s coal ‘hunger’
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Reports
Sep 08, 2022暴風雨中無處可躲:氣候難民迫切需要被承認和保護Read
對因氣候危機而被迫離開家園的人們而言,目前的法律保護零散且不符合其需求。這份報告檢視了氣候難民相關的國際框架,並發現不僅定義含糊不清,保護措施也不一致。
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News & Media
Sep 01, 2022Deep sea mining debacle reveals an urgent need for changeRead
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Reports
Aug 04, 2022The People's COP27 guide for filmingRead
This guide explains how to take part in the People's COP27 by recording a video contribution.
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News & Media
Jul 29, 2022Sleepwalking into disaster with deep sea miningRead
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Reports
Jul 13, 2022The People's COP27Read
The People’s COP27 is a platform for the voices shut out of COP27. Stories from the frontlines of the climate crisis and an online high-level plenary event will deliver messages from marginalised people to the politicians making decisions about how the world is meeting the challenges of climate breakdown.
We will gather perspectives and messages from communities and organisations around the world and together, present a list of clear, concrete and actionable demands to global decision makers as they go into the COP27 negotiations.
By listening carefully to those experiencing the impacts of the climate emergency and to the visionaries across the world who have the solutions we need, by standing together and calling for action with one voice, we can make ourselves heard and catalyse the action we need to ensure a liveable future on Earth.
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News & Media
Jul 05, 2022The climate crisis is a clear and present danger: we must act nowRead
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Jun 22, 2022EU nature restoration law should help protect blue carbon and the climateRead
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Films
Jun 20, 2022We Cannot Go to the Moon: Climate Collapse and the Sámi PeopleRead
We Cannot Go to the Moon: Climate Collapse and the Sámi People
The impacts of the climate crisis are keenly felt by the Sámi people, whose traditional ways of life are under threat despite their negligible contribution to global emissions. The nations, companies and people responsible for the bulk of global heating must act to end this environmental injustice.
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News & Media
Jun 13, 2022No second chances for G7 climate actionRead
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News & Media
Jun 10, 2022Blue Carbon: The Role of Our Ocean in the Fight Against the Climate EmergencyRead
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Films
Jun 09, 2022In search of justiceRead
In search of justice
The climate crisis is fuelling inequalities within and between countries worldwide, with low-income, marginalised people in both developed and developing countries being disproportionately affected by climate breakdown.
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News & Media
Jun 08, 2022Inequality is worsening as the climate crisis deepensRead
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Jun 08, 2022Inequality is worsening as climate crisis deepens: New reportRead
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Reports
Jun 06, 2022In search of justice: How the climate crisis is driving inequality and eroding human rightsRead
This report highlights how the climate crisis is fuelling inequalities within and between countries worldwide, with low-income, marginalised people in both developed and developing countries being disproportionately affected by climate breakdown. Developed nations – who have contributed the most to global heating – must immediately cut their emissions and increase financial support for developing nations who did the least to cause this crisis.