This event, which Feasta supported, stimulated discussion on issues and challenges facing us at present in a world of climate breakdown, war and militarisation, precarious employment, and inequality.
Mike Sandler, Theresa O'Donohoe and Amália Garcez provide a round-up of their impressions of the first week of the COP: "for the Brazilian youth at the event, this is a COP of hope."
This keynote talk by Caroline Whyte on November 17th was part of the Development Studies Association of Ireland's conference on 'Critical Perspectives in Sustainable Development'.
Lars Münter speaks with David Somekh and Caroline Whyte about the need to shift emphasis in the healthcare system away from ‘illness care’ and towards empowering patients and helping to build community capacity, and about synergies between the healthcare system and the broader economy, the energy system, and the education system.
18-year old Pakistani Feasta delegate to the COP-27, Hania Imran, made a presentation on October 21 on the situation in Pakistan with the floods at present. This was followed by a short description by Caroline Whyte of a new paper on fossil fuel phase-out.
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