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COP15 Climate Summit 2009 |
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The Dead End of Climate Justice
The Great Nuclear Power Debate - Mon 11 Jan, 7.30pm, London
dichotomies of violence vs non violence at Copenhagen
We need to change our tactics if we are to fight climate change- violence is a very loaded word and can mean different things to different people
Reflections on Cop 15-
Call out for articles/artwork
Movement #3 - No Borders newsletter
Sleeping with the Enemy: TCKTCKTCK in bed with EDF, world’s leading nuclear corp
Climate Protestors in Court Following Defacing of Canadian Flag
Beyond Bloctivism: Critical Response to the Greenpolice
The following article is a critical response to a communiqué from the black bloc ‘Greenpeace-Greenpolice’ which contests the role of ecology in recent political conflicts taking place around the recent COP 15 Summit with the intention of drawing support away from the Reclaim Power action at the Bella Centre on the 16th December.
Statement From COP15 Prisoners- and how to support them
Reclaiming Power in Copenhagen.
A decisive step towards a global climate justice movement.
GreenPeace/GreenPolice: A communique from the COP15 Black Bloc
This communique was given out by a portion of the Black Bloc during the march to the Bella Centre on Saturday at the protests against the U.N. COP-15: There seems to be a common logic between the government delegates, the NGOs who control the march, and even the radical ecological activists: we are all saving humanity together. Who would not want to fight for this? And even if you did not, do you even have a choice?
Are we serious? the shambles in Copenhagen
A personal account of the failure of the protests in Copenhagen. It's all too easy to blame that nasty "police repression" for the lack of fizz of the demos in Denmark -- but were the protests ever serious?
COP15 Fails -- Capitalism is Ecocide
As the politicians and protesters disperse from Copenhagen , the COP15 climate talks were judged to have ended in a failure to produce any binding commitment to tackle climate change. On Saturday 12th, an estimated 100 000 joined a demo, to be met with repressive policing and mass arrests. The same style of policing continued for the duration of the summit, with hundreds of protestors detained for hours in degrading and inhumane conditions. Whilst the police demonstrated the limits of freedom and democracy on the streets, inside the convention centre western powers and corporations dominated the proceedings, imposing unfair conditions and watering down the already inadequate proposals that were on the table. In London, the Climate Camp which was set up after the 'wave' demo on December 5th, remained in situ in Trafalgar Square throughout the summit, mounting a number of actions, including an action against Tar Sands at Canada House on Monday 14th, and a protest against the Danish police on Thursday 17th. Links:
A recognition for climate refugees?
Scientists are convinced that we will have in the next 50 years between 50 and 250 million people will have to flee, as a result of climate change. Unfortunately these people have no status.
Issue 704 - Not a Hopenhagen
As World Leaders dither inside, SchNEWS looks to the thousands of dissenters outside the Copenhagen Climate Conference.... plus, the Camp for Climate Action activists target Canada for wanting to exploit the oil their climate koshing tar sands, as much of Iraqs's oil finally got auctioned off last week was was mission accomplished for the US?, a prominent member of the EDL is charged with soliciting murder and using threatening, abusive or insulting words, Israeli goverment irked as UK warrant for war crimes issued to foreign ministe, and more...
Release Tadzio Mueller and the other climate prisoners!
To add your signature:
Rotten Borough of Rushmoor rejects 10:10 greenhouse gas reduction
The Rotten Borough of Rushmoor has refused to support the 10:10 campaign for a reduction in CO2 emissions of 10% by 2010.
Fascistic Danish Police Force Threatens to Shoot Activists!
In connection with a funny, rather innocent, yet cheeky and coordinated Greenpeace action last night in front of and inside the Danish Parliament – Christiansborg – the Chief Inspector of Copenhagen Police, Per Larsen, now severely threaten people.
Banner Action in Central Copenhagen
Climate Camp Trafalgar- Ice Bear action
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How NGO Bureaucrats and Greenwashed Corporations are Turning Nature Into Investment Capital- 
For full details of the contents of issue three check out: 
Three climate activists are this morning due in Westminster Magistrate’s 
Further below is an edited version of the statement collectively released by the 11 remaining Cop15 Prisoners. Meanwhile, a website has just appeared solely concerned with repression in Copenhagen:
Today we dropped a massive banner in central Copenhagen. We dropped it over the corporate "Hopenhagen" greenwash campaign in the town hall square because Hopenhagen is damaging the planet!
As Copenhagen refuses entry to NGO's and delegates from around the world, Climate Camp Trafalgar enter another day of solidarity action. This time, the target..... The London Ice Bear.... He just didn't see it coming.
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