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World Bank invests record sums in coal
Juliette Jowit, Observer environment editor
16th September, 2010
Last year, $3.4bn was invested in the dirtiest fossil fuel despite international commitments to cut emissions more...
World bank hints Africa is ‘quick win’ for land grabbing investors
Ecologist
14th September, 2010
Report on land-grabbing reveals large-scale farmland deals amounted to 45 million hectares in 2009 alone with 6 million hectares expected to be added every year in less industrialised countriesmore...
RBS should become the UK's Green Investment Bank, say NGOs
Ecologist
26th July, 2010
Campaign groups say turning the publicly-owned RBS into the Green Investment Bank would save money and also provide a model of sustainability for the rest of the banking sector more...
Goldman Sachs makes $1 billion profit on food price speculation
Tom Levitt
19th July, 2010
'Risky and secretive' gambling on the price of coffee, cocoa and wheat is leading to unstable food prices and exacerbating poverty and malnutrition but creating billions of pounds for the banking sector more...
10 steps to creating your own local currency
Phil England
8th June, 2010
Local currencies ensure that money spent at local shops gets reinvested in the community and fosters community spirit and involvement. Learn all you need to know to get one started in your area... more...
Paul Collier: saying 'nature has to be preserved' condemns the poor to poverty
Matilda Lee
14th May, 2010
Oxford Economics Professor and former head of Development Research at the World Bank, Paul Collier on reconciling romantic environmentalism and mainstream economics to help poor countries more...
What would banks do in a green economy?
Molly Scott-Cato
15th April, 2010
Banks - love 'em or hate 'em, they're an integral part of nearly every economic system. But just how would they function in a steady-state, earth-linked economy? more...
RBS labelled ‘dirtiest bank in Britain’
Ecologist
3rd February, 2010
Pressure groups take Treasury to court for second time in a year over failure to assess the environmental and human rights impact of RBS more...
Five radical things to do with your money
Matilda Lee and Laura Sevier
22nd December, 2008
Why not consider ploughing your green into green? Matilda Lee and Laura Sevier explore a radical response to the credit crunch more...
Teach the banks a lesson: pull your money out
Tom Hodgkinson
3rd December, 2009
Instead of moaning about the injustice of the financial sector, there's a very simple way we could make our voices heard, says Tom Hodgkinson more...
10 ideas for sustainable economies and businesses
Ecologist
19th June, 2009
Business and the wider economy can become sustainable parts of the ecosystem - here are some ideas more...
Wangari Maathai: fighting for Kenya's environment
Nicola Graydon
1st March, 2005
Wangari Maathai’s Nobel prize-winning activism has thrust the environment to the forefront of the global security agenda more...
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Call for publicly-owned green bank in UK
Ecologist
23rd October, 2009
National green bank would help finance major renewable projects like offshore wind that might not otherwise get off the ground more...
Progress is slow, but Zambia might yet see fair copper mining
Chris Hegarty
9th October, 2009
Scottish aid agency SCIAF responds to the Ecologist's article, 'Conned for her copper: Zambia pays the price for aid' more...
World Bank shackling developing world to high-carbon future
Ecologist
6th October, 2009
World Bank lending figures reveal that fossil fuel projects are still receiving the lion's share of funding more...
Conned for her copper: Zambia pays the price for aid
Khadija Sharife
29th September, 2009
Copper underwires the modern world, running through everything from the gas guzzler to the wind turbine. Any country that finds substantial reserves of the metal ought to consider itself to have struck gold. That is, until you let the World Bank decide how your mines should be run… more...
The End of Money and the Future of Civilization
Jaswinder Kaur
29th September, 2009
Thomas H Greco Jr's new book on money challenges the growth fetish and gives practical examples of how community-based exchange systems can save the economy, and the environment, from collapse more...
How best to create a wildlife-friendly garden? First, relax
Matilda Lee
3rd September, 2009
London's Pestival bugfest is back - showcasing a lazy gardener's dream and other ways to show our six-legged friends some love more...
Bailed-out banks should fund the Green New Deal
Dan Box
17th August, 2009
They emptied the public purse to fund their continuing largesse. Now it's time for the banks to pay us back. At phenomenally good rates... more...
Mr. Bean to explain quantitative easing policy
Molly Scott Cato
16th July, 2009
The deputy-director of the Bank of England is on a national tour to convince us of the seriousness of its policies to ease the recession. Molly Scott Cato can't wait for the punchline more...
Legal challenge to Treasury over RBS investments
Ecologist
2nd July, 2009
A green coalition has brought a legal challenge against the Treasury for refusing to rein-in the Government-owned RBS bank, which continues to invest in polluting industries more...
Ecologist guide to ethical finance
Ecologist
14th October, 2009
Banks, building societies, ethical funds, pensions or people - where should the discerning environmentalist put their money? more...
Dams: development or control?
Khadija Sharife
1st June, 2009
The vast dams clogging the veins of Africa are instruments of control rather than promised hydroelectric liberation. Khadija Sharife investigates.more...
Visionaries: Bill Drayton
Ecologist
1st April 2009
Bill Drayton is a slight, eager man who straddles worlds. He knows his stuff, having graduated from Harvard, Oxford and Yale, and has a theory of everything. more...
Bank backlash from Peoples' Tribunal in Bangladesh
Ecologist
1st February, 2009
Peoples' Tribunal calls for World Bank, IMF and Asian Developmen Bank ban. more...Members
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