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A Few Things Ill Considered: Another week of GW News, November 1, 2009
Worldchanging: Bright Green: Population control is not what makes climate change a feminist issue
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Climate change is a feminist issue http://bit.ly/OtKpi 19 days ago |
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Nice perspective... RT@guardian Climate change is a feminist issue | Mary Fitzgerald http://bit.ly/3TNGld 24 days ago |
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Awesomely sensible. RT @denny: Pro-choice & climate change. Population growth vs. feminism. http://tr.im/Dn53 #fb 24 days ago |
Another week of GW News, November 1, 2009
A Few Things Ill Considered —
... aboriginal leaders] is ensuring its boreal forests continue to soak up carbon The movement toward a long term ecologically viable economics is glacial: 2009/11/01: OilDrum: Tricking and Treating the Future 2009/10/29: CCurrents: Impossibleism IPAT [Impact = Population * Affluence * Technology] raised its head once again: 2009/10/29: CCurrents: Climate Change Is A Feminist Issue 2009/10/29: Grist: By the numbers -- data highlights on poverty and population 2009/10/27: Guardian(UK): Climate change is a feminist issue As for how the media handles the ...
Population control is not what makes climate change a feminist issue
Worldchanging: Bright Green —
Women contribute less to global warming yet will be hit harder by its effects. Reproductive justice is a separate issue Last week Mary Fitzgerald argued that climate change is a feminist issue on the basis that population control is a way to prevent the situation spiralling out of control. And, she posited, this could be achieved by giving more women more autonomy over their own bodies, through improved access to contraception and abortion. I'm not going to get into the arguments around ...
