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'If We Can Do It, So Can You': Marshall Islands Makes Inspiring Climate Pledge

"Our message is simple: if one of the world’s smallest, poorest and most geographically isolated countries can do it, so can you." (Photo: Christopher Michel/cc/flickr)

'Nothing Less Than a Systemic Transformation of Our World'

Jon Queally, staff writer

Ahead of UN climate talks in Paris later this year, the global climate justice movement is making its demands perfectly clear. The people are leading, say signatories to a bold statement, and governments must now follow.

No More False Solutions: Rising Call to Ban Corporate Polluters From UN Talks

Sarah Lazare, staff writer

"Given the fossil fuel industry’s years of interference intended to block progress, push false solutions, and continue the disastrous status quo, the time has come to stop treating big polluters as legitimate 'stakeholders' and to remove them from climate policymaking," states petition. (Image courtesy of Corporate Accountability International)

Groups deliver petition to 'kick big polluters out of climate policy'

US Climate Plan 'Treats the Wound But Does Not Stop the Bleeding'

Lauren McCauley, staff writer

As the White House unveils blueprint for emission reductions ahead of UN...

Murder in the Rainforest: Local Activists and the Global Politics of Climate Change

'A Roadmap to Global Burning': COP20 Closes With Even Weaker Climate Pact

Groups: Keep Fossil Fuel Industry Out of Climate Talks

Kerry Offers 'Fancy Words,' But US Inaction Blasted as Lima Talks Limp To End

To Keep Climate Promise, Canada Must Build on Successful Local Strategies

Marching in Defense of Mother Earth, Thousands in Lima Demand Climate Justice Now!

Divestment Campaign Aims to Bleed Dry the Fossil Fuel Industry

People's Summit in Lima Envisions Bottom-Up Movement for Global Climate Justice

'Get the FF Out': Campaigners Reject Fossil Fuel Influence at Climate Summit

Obama's Oil Boom Destroying Hope for Progress on Climate

Locally-Controlled, Renewable Energy Championed as Key to Climate Justice

Climate Finance Flowing, But for Many, the Well Remains Dry

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Making Climate Change Graphic

Along with a host of alternative actions at the U.N. climate talks in Peru - the People's March in Defense of Mother Earth, the Ecocity Builders' presentation for their first Ecocity World Map project, the controversial Greenpeace stunt at the site of a Nazca geoglyph - is a stunning International Exhibition of Graphic Humor dedicated to the theme of climate change. Because, often, a picture's worth...