Green Sins – How the Green Economy Became a Subject of Controversy Published: 6 November 2012 Large-scale wind farms and solar power plants are springing up everywhere one looks. That’s good for the climate, but small-scale farmers and the poor are becoming the pawns of hard-nosed business interests around the world. By Barbara Unmüßig
Climate Change and the Good Life Published: 1 March 2012 The definition of "good life" depends mostly on political, economical and cultural circumstances, but due to the effects of climate change and global warming, it also depends on issues of nature and environment. Georg Koessler investigates the relationship between climate change and living conditions. By Georg Koessler
No Romance: Mobilising Climate Finance for Africa Published: 18 November 2011 While Africa has contributed the least to historic greenhouse gas emissions globally, it stands to be the hardest hit by the effects of climate change. Africa will require substantial financial resources in order to adapt to the unavoidable consequences of climate change. At this year’s Climate Change Conference in Durban, climate finance is expected to feature prominently. By Editors: Dr Antonie Katharina Nord, Jochen Luckscheiter and Kulthoum Omari
The Greenhouse Development Rights Framework Published: 26 November 2008 The Greenhouse Development Rights Framework provides an interesting approach towards combining sustainability goals and development equity. Revised second edition, November 2008, with new analysis based on updated data! pdf
