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Durban Assessment: A Climate Deal for the 1% or the 99%?

A civil society analysis of mitigation issues in the Durban talks
Unclear on the Concept

How can the World Bank Group lead on climate finance without an energy strategy to decarbonize its lending portfolio?
Green Scissors 2010

Green Scissors 2010 identifies more than $200 billion in wasteful government spending that is damaging to the environment and harmful to consumers.
Capitalizing on climate: The World Bank’s role in climate change & international climate finance

This June 2010 report by Friends of the Earth U.S. examines the various, and often contradictory, roles the World Bank is playing in relation to global efforts to address the climate crisis
Letter to the Export-Import Bank

Urging the U.S. Ex-Im Bank not to provide financing for mega coal power plants in South Africa.
Letter to Export-Import Bank Board of Directors

Export-Import Bank Draft Carbon Policy Implementation Plan
Dirty is the New Clean: A Critique of the World Bank’s Strategic Framework for Development and Climate Change

This report argues that the World Bank’s track record disqualifies it from managing clean technology transfer and climate adaptation funds.
Green Scissors 2004

The Green Scissors 2004 report focuses on a few particularly egregious policies and programs that should be addressed immediately.
Green Scissors 2003

Green Scissors 2003 outlines 68 recommendations that would do much to protect our natural resources, reduce unnecessary government spending by more than $58 billion, and help guide our nation towards…
Green Scissors 2002

This report describes 78 programs that Congress and the administration should cut.