→ December 2, 2009
[Second in the series “Labor goes to Copenhagen"]
At the core of global labor’s strategy for climate protection is the idea of a “just transition” to a low-carbon economy.
A just transition means that the burden of change that benefits everyone will not be placed disproportionately on a few. It means that those most vulnerable to change [...]
→ November 30, 2009
[This is the first in a series of LNS posts as representatives of trade unions around the world head off to Copenhagen]
While world leaders play the “blame game” for their failure to negotiate a binding climate agreement in Copenhagen, trade unions from around the world, almost unnoticed, have forged their own common approach to climate [...]
→ April 29, 2009
Obama’s climate czar Carol Browner said last week there will be no U.S. climate protection legislation before the Copenhagen conference and that she doesn’t know if a global agreement on binding cuts in greenhouse gas emissions can be made in Copenhagen. She added that she had hope for progress because the world’s top leaders recognize [...]