Category: Climate Change
Waste pickers join forces to fight climate crisis in Argentina
Webinar: Waste-pickers Contribution for a Cleaner Planet at COP26. Nov. 9th
Waste pickers in Chile and Madrid stand up for the Earth
Waste pickers at COP21: creating solutions to climate change
Waste pickers at Cop21: Creating solutions for climate change
COP21: Paris – Through the Eyes of Mansoor, Our Friendly Neighbourhood Scrap Entrepreneur
Joint delegation of Indian Youth Climate Network & Alliance of Indian Waste pickers for COP21, Paris
Recycling Should be a Part of Solid Waste Management NAMA
Clean stations, green stations: Chintan and Safai Sena celebrate Earth Day
Chintan in partnership with the Indian Railways is celebrating Earth Day on April 22nd, 2014 at the New Delhi Railway Station.
Case study from GAIA and Revuelta Verde – CDM proposal to burn waste in Mexico
The Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) and Revuelta Verde recently released a report on the struggle against waste incineration in cement factories in Mexico. The United Nations´ Clean Development Mechanism (carbon trading scheme) could approve a proposal for a UK-based company to incinerate waste in a cement kiln in Huichapan
Slideshow: Global Alliance of Waste Pickers in Durban – COP17
“No to dirty CDM” by Payal Parekh (in Spanish & English)
Unlike other UN Climate Conferences there have been very few creative actions; in large part due to the fact that actions are permitted in two small areas and UN police are harassing observers for handing out flyers!
Nevertheless there have been two great actions against dirty Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project types, incineration and coal. Yesterday, wastepickers that belong to the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) staged a vibrant action. Read more
Slideshow & Videos – Waste Pickers featured on Climate Change Studio at COP17
Slideshow – The Global Alliance of Waste Pickers make their voices heard at COP17
Video – “While indecision reigned” (Down to Earth)
“Recyclage local contre multinationales: la guerre des déchets aura-t-elle lieu?” (Basta Mag)
Report from Brazil
Movimiento y Articulación: La Esperanza de Brasil en Materia de Residuos
Magdalena Donoso, Coordinación Latinoamericana de GAIA
Brasilia, diciembre 2011
Desde el punto de vista de nuestro interés como organizaciones que luchan contra la incineración, basta instalarse a hablar sobre la Ley Nacional de Residuos Sólidos de Brasil, ratificada en agosto del año pasado, para abordar ampliamente lo negativo y desgastador que ha sido el Artículo 9 de la Ley, que abrió la puerta a esa industria.