alised countries. This means
Cancellation of the third-world debt. There is no point on calling on impoverished counties to tackle climate change if they are saddled with debt.
• A massive increase in investment in renewable energy including solar, wind, wave, tidal and hydro power (with the exception of destructive mega-dam projects). These should be monitored for anti-social consequences. No nuclear power.
• End the productivist throwaway society: production for use and not for profit.
• Tough action against industrial and corporate polluters.
• Free, or cheap, integrated publicly owned transport systems to provide an alternative to the car.
• Nationalisation of rail, road freight and bus companies.
• Halt airport expansion, restrict flights and end MORE READING
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• Renationalise water and protect water reserves. End the pollution of the rivers and the water ways. Our strategic approach will be governed by the following guidelines:
• We seek to build a broad ecosocialist, anticapitalist, current in the labour movement and the left, among young people and among environmentalists, including the Greens.
We fight to win the labour movement to campaigning against environmental catastrophe asa central concern and priority.
• We fight to win environmentalists and youth to an understanding that ecological sanity is incompatible with capitalism and that an eco-friendly world means socialism. COSOCIA
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