We applaud the real progress embodied in certain aspects of this legislation, but we also implore Minnesota legislators and the communities they represent to go further in future amendments.
Category: False Solutions
JTA stands in solidarity with the New Mexico No False Solutions Coalition
We call on all peoples to rally around the NM No False Solutions coalition - to put public need ahead of corporate greed!
How Effective is Civil Society at the UNFCCC, Really?
Ever since the 2015 Paris Agreement ushered in a new era of polluter subsidies, opening the door for the deceptive buzzword “Net Zero Emissions,” philanthro-capitalism has guided NGO climate actions to become increasingly performative...
Critique of COP27 & Article 6
In many respects, these proposed false solutions and techno-fixes are in fact “dangerous interferences with the climate system” ...
The Greenwashing Scam Behind COP27’s Flop
CCS is a largely unproven technology with an empirical record of failure, and relying on it to deal with averting climate catastrophe is reckless. Many climate activists liken reliance on CCS to a belief in unicorns.
Three-Time Loser: Manchin’s Dirty Zombie Deal
The Just Transition Alliance has opposed Manchin’s permitting language for the past six months...
Frontline Voices Challenge False Solutions at COP27
We pressured members of the U.S. political delegation to make bold commitments to support climate reparations for people most harmed by the climate crisis, and to abandon its support for pollution trading schemes and corporate techno-fixes.
Press Advisory: COP27
Climate justice activists and frontline community members come together to push back against false carbon market solutions and corporate techno-fixes at the COP27.
U.S. Leaders Make Duplicitous Commitments While Promoting False Corporate Schemes at COP27
The Just Transition Alliance Condemns the Biden Administration for Advancing a Dirty Energy Agenda Under the Guise of Climate Finance for the Global South
Frontline Workers & Communities Demand Real Solutions at COP27
“Effective climate action should center the priorities of those first and most impacted.”








