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Presentation for Green Party (USA) Webinar on Degrowth

Posted on November 16, 2024December 6, 2024 by TPNS

Degrowing the Military While Preserving Jobs November 13, 2024 TPNS was delighted to be invited to join speakers from across the USA on a webinar addressing degrowth. Ho-Chih spoke to his work on the military and degrowth. Those advocating less military spending often overlook economic degrowth. This webinar will address the critical issue of shrinking militarism. Speakers: … Continue reading Presentation for Green Party (USA) Webinar on Degrowth

Military emissions, military spending & the “COP of peace”

Posted on October 23, 2024October 24, 2024 by TPNS

To be a true ‘COP of Peace’ Baku needs to acknowledge the ‘hard’ issues that impact on peace, the climate emergency and climate finance.

New publications & UN Summit of the Future

Posted on September 23, 2024September 24, 2024 by TPNS

a cartoon image of four politicians standing at podiums arguing and pointing to each other while there is a globe with explosive war happening in front of them as they ignore it

TPNS's Transform Defence project released two publications to mark these international weeks of action, and, notably, also to mark the UN Summit of the Future.

Global Week Of Action For Peace & Climate Justice

Posted on September 23, 2024October 19, 2024 by TPNS

The annual week of action for peace and climate justice aims to raise awareness of the links between war, militarism and climate injustice. It also coincides with the UN Summit of the Future.

NATO’s Record Military Spending in 2023 Caused More GHG Emissions than Qatar

Posted on July 9, 2024July 9, 2024 by TPNS

Embargoed: 00:01am CET, 9 July As NATO marks its 75th anniversary in Washington D.C. from 9-11 July 2024, new research shows that its record military expenditure of $1.34 trillion produces millions of tonnes of greenhouse emissions and diverts millions of dollars from climate finance. The research briefing, Climate in the Crosshairs,(1) produced by the international … Continue reading NATO’s Record Military Spending in 2023 Caused More GHG Emissions than Qatar