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Global Climate Justice retweeted
Starmer’s opposition to public ownership of energy and Reeves’ hackneyed attack on the “magic money tree” shows that they have no real interest in tackling the climate crisis or inequality.
They are propping up, not challenging our failing economic system. Sad.
💚🌱Climate refugees, indigenous link up, supply chains, bailout conditions, debt justice, use of public precurement, sharing of technology and resources internationally ALL from our climate justice motion. Thanks to our work we now have a truly internationalist GND to get behind
Global Climate Justice retweeted
Brilliant stuff from @Aden_Harris_, getting a standing ovation on the floor of Labour Party conference. Calls for a radical, internationalist, socialist Green New Deal. “And there is a magic money tree... it’s called taxing the rich!”
Global Climate Justice retweeted
Here's the absolutely incredible speech by Hannah from Edinburgh Central to second our motion
Capitalism is the root cause of the climate crisis. Any solutions must be explicitly socialist and create good green jobs for all and enshrine international climate justice 🌍 🛠
Global Climate Justice retweeted
In 2009, the UN promised a $100bn annual fund to help climate vulnerable countries adapt to climate change. Only three countries kept their promise and paid their fair share. The UK did not. The US did not. Why should climate vulnerable countries believe a word we say?
Global Climate Justice retweeted
This is a disgrace. Suppression of grassroots democracy on a vital, vital issue. Needs to be reversed immediately.
Global Climate Justice retweeted
"There is an expectation that governments will act in our interests, but unfortunately they're still acting in the interests of big business who are causing these crises." 👏👏
Our spokesperson @chilledasad100 speaking on the inaction and hypocrisy of UK government on @talkRADIO
People are rightly asking, if we are in a climate crisis isn't our government acting accordingly? We're less than 100 days away from this critical UN climate summit and we need to see more concrete action now.
@chilledasad100 from the @COP26_Coalition on @talkRADIO
Global Climate Justice retweeted
Bezos travels to space while Amazon workers toil on Earth. How about looking after the current planet we live on and your workers? Humans are not adapted for living in space. Where's the money for tackling the climate crisis & growing inequality? #GNDE theguardian.com/science/2021…
Global Climate Justice retweeted
Please join us online tonight at 7pm - with @labourlewis @LabourMercedes @chilledasad100 @Olly4Northfield @gayasktn Camille Barbagallo #ClimateCrisis #COP26
In coming months, we will see global battles between a just recovery from the pandemic, and maintaining the status quo – while the climate crisis deepens.
Join speakers from across the Labour movement to discuss how we win #climatejustice 🌍
Register: tinyurl.com/winningclimateju…
Global Climate Justice retweeted
Billionaires jetting into space for fossil-fuelled joyrides while the planet literally burns is really not a good look.
Global Climate Justice retweeted
Generally not a fan of intergenerational conflict in organising spaces, but you cannot make an entire generation your totem - and be forever praising their ability to mobilise at pace - and then refuse to take them seriously when they talk about political strategy.
75 per cent of young people agree with the assertion that #climatechange is a specifically capitalist problem.
One of the findings from new research by the Institute of Economic Affairs into young people's social attitudes.
Full report here: iea.org.uk/publications/left…
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There is convenience for political & industry leaders to be seen as climate ‘saviours’.
They seek recognition and reward without the ownership or accountability for the problems they have caused, or for the behaviours that prolong them.
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Global Climate Justice retweeted
Future generations are going to shake their heads at how little we were willing to spend to fight climate change.
The costs of climate devastation are incalculable, but imagine what it will mean to have 1.2 billion people forced to migrate from their homes due to climate.
Spot on @jasonhickel
Global Climate Justice retweeted
Meanwhile the people in power call themselves "climate leaders" as they open up new oilfields, pipelines and coal power plants - granting new oil licenses exploring future oil drilling sites.
This is the world they are leaving for us.
