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Statement on COP 30 by Zabalaza for Socialism (South Africa) - Global Ecosocialist Network
Resisting Green Structural Adjustment and Neoliberal Climate Policy in South Africa Capitalism Cannot Solve the Crisis It Created As COP 30 approaches, one truth is undeniable: capitalism has driven t...
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Alles was ihr über #COP30 wissen müsst (und #COP31, #COP32...): Klimapolitik ist längst Bullshit-Bingo mit der Physik - und fast alle spielen immer noch brav ihre Rollen in dieser Farce (Medien sowieso, aber auch Wissenschafter & Aktivist*innen). Hier in 2 Minuten amüsant auf den Punkt gebracht 😂😪
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'COP30 is not over': Indigenous peoples press for hard power
On the rainy afternoon of 9 April, thousands of Indigenous people marched along the Eixo Monumental in Brasília, the long avenue where Brazil’s primary institutions are headquartered. For around four kilometres, many walked barefoot on the wet concrete through the Brazilian capital, reaffirming an historic demand for the demarcation of their lands. Indigenous peoples continue to press for greater influence over the direction of climate policy, seeking ever more effective ways to advance their agenda. COP30, which took place in the Brazilian Amazon in November 2025, was hailed by the government as the “most Indigenous UN climate conference in history”. However, many of those Indigenous attendees say they were still shut out of the decision-making process. The manifesto being carried through Brasília is an outcome of a working group created at the end of COP30. In contrast to the top-down approach of those conferences, input from parties outside the negotiation rooms was essential to the manifesto’s completion. It was finalised at the 22nd annual Free Land Camp (ATL), in Brasília. This gathering of the Indigenous movement brings a temporary city of stages, markets and accommodation to Brazil’s political heart. It marked the starting point of the marchers’ route on 9...
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