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Aryan Outfitters

Aryan Outfitters

Business is booming for sinister seamstress

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Sock and Awe

Sock and Awe

Take off your shoes to George Dubya?

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Photo by Krishna Murari Kishan / Reuters

A new, green, democratic deal

How the financial, social and environmental crises collide – the opportunities and the dangers. Susan George and Walden Bello get the debate going.

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Healthcare crippled

Healthcare crippled

Millions of African lives lost from shortfall in doctors.

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Remember, remember the fourth of November

Remember, remember the fourth of November

New law gives animal rights campaigners reason to celebrate.

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Hugo's Bank

Hugo's Bank

Latin American Bank held up by its members.

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Fall-out in Kazakhstan

Fall-out in Kazakhstan

Fall-out from nuclear test zone still killing Kazakhs.

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Don't panic: take action!

You can play your part in the global movement for climate justice by getting involved in local and national campaigns wherever you are. Here are a few tips for taking effective climate action.

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Homegrown energy

In Brazil, communities are forging their own solutions, reports Lucia Ortiz.

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Photo by Supri Supri / Reuters

Just or bust

Danny Chivers surveys the options for the Copenhagen climate talks in 2009, and asks if they can deliver climate justice.

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System error

Apocalyptic comedy from cartoonist Stephanie McMillan.

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Leave it in the ground!

Activists Nnimmo Bassey and Mel Evans report from the frontline.

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Carbon capitalist: should we really entrust the future of the planet to city traders and bankers who’ve just brought the global economy to its knees? Adam Butler / AP / PA Photos

A timely death?

Patrick Bond foresees a rocky future for carbon trading.

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Climate Justice - The Facts

Climate change is causing human suffering all over the world and it's the poorest of the poor who are going to be worst hit.

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Expert Security

Eat in or get taken away

New Internationalist Editorial January, 2009 419 Buy
Aryan Outfitters

Business is booming for sinister seamstress

New Internationalist Editorial January, 2009 419 Buy
Sock and Awe

Take off your shoes to George Dubya?

New Internationalist Editorial January, 2009 419 Buy
A new, green, democratic deal

How the financial, social and environmental crises collide – the opportunities and the dangers. Susan George and Walden Bello get the debate going.

Susan George, Walden Bello January, 2009 419 Buy
Healthcare crippled

Millions of African lives lost from shortfall in doctors.

New Internationalist Editorial January, 2009 419 Buy
Remember, remember the fourth of November

New law gives animal rights campaigners reason to celebrate.

New Internationalist Editorial January, 2009 419 Buy
Hugo's Bank

Latin American Bank held up by its members.

Adam Robert Green January, 2009 419 Buy
Fall-out in Kazakhstan

Fall-out from nuclear test zone still killing Kazakhs.

Elmira Gabidullina January, 2009 419 Buy
Don't panic: take action!

You can play your part in the global movement for climate justice by getting involved in local and national campaigns wherever you are. Here are a few tips for taking effective climate action.

Jess Worth January, 2009 419 Buy
Homegrown energy

In Brazil, communities are forging their own solutions, reports Lucia Ortiz.

Lucia Ortiz January, 2009 419 Buy
Just or bust

Danny Chivers surveys the options for the Copenhagen climate talks in 2009, and asks if they can deliver climate justice.

Danny Chivers January, 2009 419 Buy
System error

Apocalyptic comedy from cartoonist Stephanie McMillan.

Stephanie McMillan January, 2009 419 Buy
Leave it in the ground!

Activists Nnimmo Bassey and Mel Evans report from the frontline.

Nnimmo Bassey, Mel Evans January, 2009 419 Buy
A timely death?

Patrick Bond foresees a rocky future for carbon trading.

Patrick Bond January, 2009 419 Buy
Climate Justice - The Facts

Climate change is causing human suffering all over the world and it's the poorest of the poor who are going to be worst hit.

Jess Worth January, 2009 419 Buy