Parar empresa estadounidense que experimenta con geoingeniería solar en México
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Crédito de la foto: Marcus Woodbridge
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Crédito de la foto: Marcus Woodbridge
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Photo credit: Marcus Woodbridge
Mexico City, Mexico – A longtime watchdog on geoengineering activities, ETC Group is sounding the alarm on two recent solar geoengineering tests that have released sulfur dioxide over Baja California Sur, Mexico as part of an experiment to block the sun’s warmth from reaching the earth. A two-man start-up from the United States, calling itself Make Sunsets, is behind these tests and appears to be seeking to profit from the climate crisis.
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Montreal, 21 de diciembre de 2022.
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Two years late – and supersized beyond any previous CBD meeting – COP 15 was always going to be a complex multidimensional chess battle. Once all sides met in Montreal’s enormous Palais des congrès, an army of corporate and philanthrocapitalist lobbyists and big delegations from biotech-friendly governments used their superior numbers to drown out (and often literally edit out) long-standing principles of precaution and justice.
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COP15: An interview with Sabrina Masinjila
by Zahra Moloo
(Click on the link below to listen to the interview.)
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MONTREAL/TIOHTIÀ:KE/UNCEDED TERRITORY OF THE KANIEN’KEHÁ:KA NATION – Climber-activists today dropped 80-foot banners reading, “Biodiversity versus Billionaires,” visible from Montreal’s Palais des Congres where world leaders are meeting at the UN’s landmark Biodiversity COP15.
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¡No se metan con la biodiversidad!
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December 12, 2022, Montreal, Canada – Eighty-three national and international organizations from forty countries have released an open letter calling on the parties to the United Nations Conference on Biodiversity (CBD) to say no to geoengineering and yes to protecting biodiversity, the environment, the climate, the rights of Indigenous peoples and the human rights of local communities.
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El Convenio de Naciones Unidas sobre la Diversidad Biológica (CDB) tomó una decisión pionera al abordar desde el principio la geoingeniería y sus posibles efectos sobre la biodiversidad y las personas. En un loable ejemplo de previsión y precaución, el CDB ha tomado decisiones consensuadas de gran relevancia sobre la geoingeniería en varias reuniones de la Conferencia de las Partes (COP) y del Órgano Subsidiario de Asesoramiento Científico, Técnico y Tecnológico (OSACTT) desde 2008[1].
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12 de diciembre de 2022, Montreal, Canadá - Ochenta y tres organizaciones nacionales e internacionales de cuarenta países han publicado una carta abierta en la que piden a las partes de la Conferencia de las Naciones Unidas sobre Biodiversidad (CDB) que digan no a la geoingeniería y sí a la protección de la biodiversidad
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