Huge Role Military plays In Climate Change
Tomorrow TFF’s „Transnational Peace Affairs“ will present it’s new online magazine Bootprint. It sources to the (huge) role the world’s military systems play in climate change.
It’s time to talk much more about it and build bridges between peace and sustainability.
The struggle to reduce violence against other human being and against Nature must join forces.
But until then, browse TFF’s online magazine:
And these new posts on The Transnational:
A world-renown scholar on the Middle East asks:
On 41st Anniversary, has Trump’s belligerence strengthened the Iranian government?
Brilliant, passionate and knowledge-based American debate – so good you can’t see something similar in Europe
Gabbard, Kucinich and Kinzer – right on US foreign and security policy change
The weapon of mass destruction we don’t talk about, used by the U.S. for permanent warfare
The world must end Washington’s illegal economic war
How to make others obey you
An economic hit man confesses and calls to action
Yes, there are also positive developments
The World is finding happiness
Wellbeing is more important than growth
Economic growth is not the b-all and end-all in the Third World
And a piece of academic and peace research history – a scandal not told before
Peace research at Lund University closed down in 1989: Why and how?
Excuse us, but do you prefer
free research and public education for peace?
or fake and omission for violence?
Recent articles and videos on The Transnational
With a new weapon in Donald Trump’s hands, the Iran crisis risks going nuclear
The nonduality of good and evil
Nobel Peace Prize 2020 – Shortlist sent to the Committee
Gandhi’s killer evokes admiration as never before
Why NATO doesn’t target Russia B – Nepal is the new enemy, stupid!
How many millions of people have been killed in America’s post-9/11 wars? – Part 1: Iraq
How many people has the U.S. killed in its post-9/11 wars? Part 2: Afghanistan and Pakistan
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