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Military Emissions Are Too Big to Keep Ignoring - The Atlantic
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Media release: NATO 2% SPENDING GOAL COULD DIVERT $2.6 TRILLION FROM CLIMATE FINANCE BY 2028 - Transform defence for sustainable human safety
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| | NATO's goal of 2% spending of GDP on the military will accelerate climate breakdown by diverting millions of dollars from climate finance and increasing greenhouse gas emissions, concludes a new report that urgently calls for a 'climate dividend' similar to the 'peace dividend' that was won with the end of the Cold War.
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Laundering Carbon and the New Scramble for Africa | Climate & Capitalism
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| | The carbon offset market is an integral part of efforts to prevent effective climate action...
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Colombia announces new base? on Venezuelan border | Tony Seed's Weblog
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| ON DECEMBER 18, the Colombian government announced the construction of a new military base on its border with Venezuela. Colombia's Defense Minister Gabriel Silva said that the base, located on the Guajira peninsula near the city of Nazaret, would have up to 1,000 troops. "It is a strategic point from a defense point of view,"...