Issue 419 of New Internationalist
Reader-owned global journalism
January-February 2009
Climate Justice
The impending climate crisis will make the financial meltdown look like a teddy bear's picnic - and it's the world's poor and marginalized who will suffer the most. We know what's coming, and we have the means to prevent it. And yet we're just staring climate oblivion in the face. As the world continues to belch out greenhouse gases, and governments and corporations champion false solutions, a movement for climate justice is building.
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Concrete dreams
India's middle class is becoming more antagonistic to the urban poor, says *Jeremy Seabrook*.
Four principles for climate justice
Social movements around the world are calling for urgent and radical action, broadly based on four main principles.
Power politics
Stopping climate change will involve reversing
some fundamental injustices, argues *Jess Worth.*
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