2021 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow

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2021 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow

The 26th UN Climate Change Conference takes place in Glasgow, Scotland in November 2021. The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation will send a delegation of international activists and experts to follow and report back on the negotiations and the activities of social movements and civil society surrounding the summit. Our goal is to make as many diverse voices for climate justice as possible heard worldwide, to push back against false solutions, and to apply pressure to achieve the most far-reaching and just outcome possible.

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Making the Polluters Pay

Comment | 08.06.2022Mak­ing the Pol­luters Pay

COP27 must hold the countries accountable who contribute the most to the climate crisis

Only People Power Can Save the Climate

Comment | 07.06.2022Only People Power Can Save the Cli­mate

If COP27 is to deliver what our planet needs, the capitalist agenda must be disrupted

An Exercise in Smoke and Mirrors?

Analysis | 22.03.2022An Ex­er­cise in Smoke and Mir­rors?

A climate justice perspective on the outcomes of COP26

Prioritizing Polluting Industries and Excluding Civil Society

Analysis | 01.02.2022Pri­or­it­iz­ing Pol­lut­ing In­dus­tries and Ex­clud­ing Civil So­ci­ety

The “solutions” agreed upon at COP26 favour wealthy corporations and states, but groups across Latin…

The Business Climate and the Climate Business

Essay | 07.12.2021The Busi­ness Cli­mate and the Cli­mate Busi­ness

COP26 was a panacea for corporations, but had little to offer those most affected by climate change

“Change Will Come from the Attitudes of Ordinary Citizens”

Interview | 25.11.2021“Change Will Come from the At­ti­tudes of Or­din­ary Cit­izens”

Indigenous leader Ninawa Inu argues that governments can’t be trusted to keep their climate promises

More Than Hot Air?

Comment | 19.11.2021More Than Hot Air?

An initial assessment of the outcomes at COP26

“We Need to Protect Forests for Adaptation, Not Mitigation”

Interview | 12.11.2021“We Need to Pro­tect Forests for Ad­apt­a­tion, Not Mit­ig­a­tion”

Melissa Moreano on REDD+ at COP26 and the need to change the discourse around forests and climate…

Video | 11.11.2021COP26: Steps Back­wards in­stead of Ad­vance­ments

Tetet Lauron and Katja Voigt on the COP26 in Glasgow and what is at stake in the final days of the…

Climate Justice from the Perspective of Latin American and Other Southern Feminisms

Studies | 11/2021Cli­mate Justice from the Per­spect­ive of Latin Amer­ican and Other South­ern…

To stop climate change, we have to stop the colonial patriarchal capitalist system that caused it

“Nuclear Power Is Founded on Massive Global Injustices”

Interview | 09.11.2021“Nuc­lear Power Is Foun­ded on Massive Global In­justices”

In conversation with Patrick Schukalla from the Beyond Extraction collective

Planet B: Everything Must Change

Podcast collection | 04.11.2021Planet B: Everything Must Change

Planet B: Everything Must Change is a six-part podcast series about a world that isn’t just saved…

Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Events at COP26

News | 03.11.2021Rosa Lux­em­burg Found­a­tion Events at COP26

Join us in Glasgow or online!

GreenNewTrade.org

News | 03.11.2021Green­NewTrade.org

Outlining how to fundamentally transform trade so we can win the Green New Deal we need

Beyond Disruption

Analysis | 03.11.2021Bey­ond Dis­rup­tion

How reclaimed utilities can help cities meet their climate goals

For a Fair Share and Bolder Contributions

Comment | 02.11.2021For a Fair Share and Bolder Con­tri­bu­tions

To stop the accelerating climate crisis, the Global North needs to show more ambition

Fighting for Just Transition(s)

Comment | 02.11.2021Fight­ing for Just Trans­ition(s)

Fairness and justice are at stake in the COP26 negotiations in Glasgow

Can It Really Get Better?

Comment | 01.11.2021Can It Really Get Bet­ter?

From the Kyoto Protocol to Article 6 of the Paris Agreement—an overview

Climate Justice, not False Solutions!

Comment | 01.11.2021Cli­mate Justice, not False Solu­tions!

The last 25 years of international climate negotiations have been 25 years of missed opportunities.

Our Common Home, Planet Earth, Is “On Fire”

Comment | 31.10.2021Our Com­mon Home, Planet Earth, Is “On Fire”

Expectations are mounting on the 197 states gathered for negotiations at COP26