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Sponge iron’s dirty growth

, par CSE , JUNEJA Sugandh

In the years to come, India’s expanding steel production will be largely driven by sponge iron. But its manufacturing process, based on coal, is highly polluting. The repercussions are already visible near sponge iron factories which have mushroomed in iron ore- and coal-rich areas. People are (…)

La croissance sale du fer réduit direct

, par CSE , JUNEJA Sugandh

Dans les années à venir, la production croissante d’acier de l’Inde sera largement tirée par le fer réduit direct (DRI). Mais le processus de fabrication du DRI, basé sur le charbon, est très polluant. Les conséquences sont déjà visibles près des usines de DRI qui se sont multipliées dans les (…)

Ecological illiteracy regarding Mumbai

, par Infochange , D’MONTE Darryl

Demographic and economic growth in Mumbai
There is a great deal of confusion over what Mumbai’s population is : ask even the generally well-informed and you will get as many estimates as there are people. The problem, partly, lies in the misconception of geographical area one is referring to. (…)

Illettrisme écologique à Mumbai

, par Infochange , D’MONTE Darryl

Croissance démographique et économique de Mumbai
Un grand flou existe quant à la population de Mumbai. Demandez même aux personnes généralement bien informées et vous obtiendrez autant d’estimations que d’interlocuteurs. Car on ne parle pas toujours de la même zone géographique. Mumbai (…)

Ethics, equity and genocide

, par Infochange , SEN Binayak

Binayak Sen comments on the WHO’s report on the social determinants of health, and illustrates how an inequitable system keeps large sections of Indians walking with famine by their side.
With its declaration that social injustice is killing people on a grand scale, the World Health (…)

Ethique, équité et génocide

, par Infochange , SEN Binayak

Binayak Sen commente le rapport de l’Organisation Mondiale de la Santé sur les déterminants sociaux de la santé et montre comment un système inéquitable maintient une large section de la population indienne au bord de la famine.
Avec sa déclaration selon laquelle l’injustice sociale tue les (…)

The public sector in the crisis

, by European Trade Union Institute

Against the background of governments’ consolidation strategies, European Trade Union Institute (ETUI) researcher Vera Glassner provides an overview of recent developments in terms of pay, employment and reforms of the pay system in the public sector. Cuts and freezes of public sector wages were (…)

Novas tecnologias e a ameaça à soberania na África

Edições Fahamu e ETC Group

, por KANE Molly, MANJI Firoze

Produzida em colaboração com o Grupo ETC, esta edição especial apresenta um conjunto de artigos que discutem a evolução impressionante na bio e nano tecnologia e suas implicações alarmantes para o continente africano e e para o Sul Global. Firoze Manji e Molly Kane delineiam a enorme dimensão (…)

Mujeres rurales, entre éxito y explotación

, por Inter Press Service (IPS)

La imagen tradicional de las mujeres rurales de América Latina, marcada por la subsistencia y el cuidado de su familia, da paso a otra de protagonistas de actividades comerciales y productivas a pequeña y gran escala, en un cambio que tiene detrás historias de éxitos y también de explotación. (…)

Guí­a para el mapeo y relevamiento de la economí­a popular solidaria en Latinoamérica y Caribe

RIPESS

, por Red Internacional de la Promoción de la Economía Social y Solidaria (RIPESS) : Latinoamérica y Caribe

Desde hace unos años, en varios países de América Latina y el Caribe se han llevado a cabo iniciativas orientadas a dimensionar y caracterizar la economía solidaria, realidad que, pese a su creciente importancia económica y social, no ha sido suficientemente mensurada, debido a la preeminencia (…)

ActionAid exposes tax dodging by brewing giant SABMiller

, by Action Aid International

Giant multinational brewer SABMiller – the company that owns Grolsch, Peroni, Miller and Castle – is avoiding an estimated £20m of taxes in Africa and India every year, enough money to educate a quarter-of-a-million African children, according to a new report released today by the international (…)

Walking With The Comrades

, by CETRI

In february 2010, quietly, unannounced, Arundhati Roy decided to visit the forbidding and forbidden precincts of Central India’s Dandakaranya Forests, home to a melange of tribespeople many of whom have taken up arms to protect their people against state-backed marauders and exploiters. She (…)

Questions & Answers with Krystyna Swiderska on the Nagoya Protocol

, by IIED

Last month, after 18 years of negotiations and more than 2 weeks of tense discussions in Nagoya, Japan, the world finally struck a deal on access to genetic resources and benefit sharing. The agreement — the Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and Equitable Sharing of Benefits — was, (…)

Quem tem medo do Wikileaks

Outras Palavras

, por CASTELLS Manuel

Como documentei no meu livro Comunicação e Poder, o poder baseia-se no controle da comunicação. A reação histérica dos Estados Unidos e outros governos contra o Wikileaks confirma isso. Entramos numa nova fase da comunicação política. Não tanto porque se revelem segredos ou fofocas, mas porque (…)

Duas operações libertam 20 trabalhadores escravizados

Por Bianca Pyl

, por Repórter Brasil

Em Xanxerê (SC), grupo móvel libertou 15 pessoas em situação de trabalho escravo contemporâneo na colheita de erva-mate. Em Urubici (SC), outras cinco que colhiam maçã estavam submetidas a condições de escravidão
Ações do grupo móvel de fiscalização do governo federal e da Superintendência (…)

Cuba entre la transgénesis y la agroecología

Por Leonardo Padura

, por Tierramérica

Resulta paradójico que un país tropical, con larga experiencia agrícola y pecuaria, necesite invertir tantos recursos en importar alimentos, afirma en esta columna exclusiva Leonardo Padura.
Cuando en 1990 comenzó el colapso que conduciría a la desaparición de la Unión Soviética, los campos de (…)

Iraqi Women: Lost Liberties

, by Alternatives International

According to a UN report entitled "Iraq 2010 Humanitarian Action Plan" (2010), overall security in Iraq has begun to stabilize and the presence of humanitarian actors has had a positive impact on the observance of human rights in the country. There has been a significant decrease in violent and (…)