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Fossil fuel reserves - the facts

What we have, and what we can afford to burn.

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You Shell not pass: First Nations activist and singer Audrey Siegl confronts the oil giant’s drilling rig on its way to the Arctic. Photo: Emily Hunter / Greenpeace

Global Goals vs TTIP: trading human rights for profit

Three million concerned Europeans signed a petition against a controversial new trade deal that will undermine human rights, explains Mark Dearn.

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Worldbeater: Wolfgang Schäuble

German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble: ruthless schemer and reactionary heavyweight.

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A Mars bar from Tommy Chocolate

The dodgy dealings of bankers and financial traders continue to amaze and appal us. But few people realize that they, rather than governments, control the very creation of money, as Peter Stalker explains.

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Southern Exposure: Daniel Patino Flor

The Ecuadorian photographer captures a moment of relaxation on Santay Island.

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Country profile: Sudan

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Article title	Description	Author	Published	Magazine	Link
Fossil fuel reserves - the facts	What we have, and what we can afford to burn.	Danny Chivers	November, 2015	487	Buy
Forget Paris?	While politicians drag their feet at climate summits, Jess Worth and Danny Chivers find hope in unexpected places.	Danny Chivers & Jess Worth	November, 2015	487	Buy
Global Goals vs TTIP: trading human rights for profit	Three million concerned Europeans signed a petition against a controversial new trade deal that will undermine human rights, explains Mark Dearn.	Mark Dearn	October, 2015	486	Read
Also out there...	More reviews from the October 2015 magazine.		October, 2015	486	Buy
Mixed media: Books	The Underground by Hamid Ismailov; The New Threat by Jason Burke; The Wikileaks Files by Wikileaks; and America’s Dreyfus by Joan Brady.	New Internationalist Editorial	October, 2015	486	Buy
Mixed media: Music	Ya Balad by Bachar Mar-Khalifé; Try To Be Hopeful by The Spook School.	New Internationalist Editorial	October, 2015	486	Buy
Mixed media: Film	99 Homes, directed by Ramin Bahrani; A Girl at My Door, directed by July Jung.	New Internationalist Editorial	October, 2015	486	Buy
And finally... Meklit Hadero	Stories, silences and songs - the Ethiopian musician talks to Graeme Green.	Graeme Green	October, 2015	486	Buy
Only Planet - Telescope	Cartoon by Marc Roberts.	Marc Roberts	October, 2015	486	Buy
Worldbeater: Wolfgang Schäuble	German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble: ruthless schemer and reactionary heavyweight.	New Internationalist Editorial	October, 2015	486	Buy
A Mars bar from Tommy Chocolate	The dodgy dealings of bankers and financial traders continue to amaze and appal us. But few people realize that they, rather than governments, control the very creation of money, as Peter Stalker explains.	Peter Stalker	October, 2015	486	Buy
Big Bad World - Slaves	Cartoon by P J Polyp.	P J Polyp	October, 2015	486	Buy
Southern Exposure: Daniel Patino Flor	The Ecuadorian photographer captures a moment of relaxation on Santay Island.	Daniel Patino Flor	October, 2015	486	Buy
Open Window - Migration	Alex Falco Chang from Cuba with ‘Another Migrant Tragedy’.	Alex Falco Chang	October, 2015	486	Buy
Country profile: Sudan		Tess Finch-Lees	October, 2015	486	Buy

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