APRIL 24-29 SANTA MARTA, COLOMBIA

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FIRST CONFERENCE ON TRANSITIONING AWAY FROM FOSSIL FUELS This critically important gathering  will serve as a strategic space for dialogue among a broad range of stakeholders, including government representatives, experts, rural and Indigenous Peoples, Afro-descendant communities, civil society, climate advocates, industry leaders, and academia.  TPNS made its submission on the War Machine and Arms Industry as part … Continue reading APRIL 24-29 SANTA MARTA, COLOMBIA

COP30 REPORT: DISARMING THE CLIMATE CRISIS

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Our COP30 official event analysed six interconnected dimensions of this crisis: military emissions, military spending, fossil fuels and conflict, extractivism in Colombia and the Philippines, fossil-fuel-enabled occupation and genocide in Palestine, and nuclear injustice in the Pacific. Collectively, the speakers demonstrated how feminist and peace-based approaches provide essential pathways to climate justice.   COP30 Disarming the Climate … Continue reading COP30 REPORT: DISARMING THE CLIMATE CRISIS

TPNS participation at COP30 in Brazil

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For COP30 in Brazil TPNS activities included a new report, updated briefings and an official side event, all addressing military emissions, military spending and climate finance. PUBLICATIONS Report “Climate Reparations for Military Emissions” Key findings:  In this report, we estimate that the global top 20 military spenders alone are responsible for at least 10 billion … Continue reading TPNS participation at COP30 in Brazil

New publications: Report “Climate Reparations for Military Emissions” and Briefing “Climate Collateral (2025 update)”

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We published the following two publications for COP30:

Report "Climate Reparations for Military Emissions" and

Briefing "Climate Collateral (2025 update): Why the military’s impact on climate change can no longer be ignored"