Political Ecology: IFP's Environmental Policies
Tuesday, April 21, 2009 - 13:07, by Khadija SharifeQ&A with the IFP* on a few front-line issues regarding their environmental resources policies (political ecology). The questionnaire - sent to major political parties - interrogated a number of issues ranging from agriculture and the extractive industries to carbon trading, energy and sustainable economics. Due to limited space, only a handful of responses have been pasted below.
IFP's Environmental Priorities:
Climate chaos must be averted. Ecology is the key to understanding the role of humans on earth. WE must carefully balance human development with respect for all other living entities… ( Read on! )
IFP's Environmental Priorities:
Climate chaos must be averted. Ecology is the key to understanding the role of humans on earth. WE must carefully balance human development with respect for all other living entities… ( Read on! )
Political Ecology: ID's Environmental Policies
Tuesday, April 21, 2009 - 13:05, by Khadija SharifeQ&A with the ID* on a few front-line issues regarding their environmental resources policies (political ecology). The questionnaire -- sent to major political parties -- interrogated a number of issues ranging from agriculture and the extractive industries to carbon trading, energy and sustainable economics. Due to limited space, only a handful of responses have been pasted below.
ID's environmental priorities:
The ID firstly believes that the economy is a subset of the environment and not the other way round. It is this perspective that informs our approach to environmental issues, where we… ( Read on! )
ID's environmental priorities:
The ID firstly believes that the economy is a subset of the environment and not the other way round. It is this perspective that informs our approach to environmental issues, where we… ( Read on! )
Political Ecology: DA's Environmental Policies
Tuesday, April 21, 2009 - 13:04, by Khadija SharifeQ&A with the DA* on a few front-line issues regarding their environmental resources policies (political ecology). The questionnaire -- sent to major political parties -- interrogated a number of issues ranging from agriculture and the extractive industries to carbon trading, energy and sustainable economics. Due to limited space, only a handful of responses have been pasted below.
DA's environmental priorities:
The DA's primary focus is on the maintenance and improvement of environmental quality as it relates strongly to human and eco-system health. This resonates in our responses to water… ( Read on! )
DA's environmental priorities:
The DA's primary focus is on the maintenance and improvement of environmental quality as it relates strongly to human and eco-system health. This resonates in our responses to water… ( Read on! )
Capital Flight: Gingerbread Havens, Cannibalised Economies
Saturday, March 28, 2009 - 11:03, by Khadija SharifeIt could be said that the Brothers Grimm wrote both fairy tales and nightmares at one and the same time. In such tales, Hansel and Gretel — innocent children abandoned in the woods at the behest of their stepmother — stumble on a delicious, edible cottage inhabited by a cannibalistic witch. Though they eventually outwit the witch, finding their way home, the moral of the story, as it relates to “toddler” or developing economies is clear: gingerbread cottages and idyllic countries-cum-tax havens such as Switzerland, serve as bases where the young are cannibalized, deposited by… ( Read on! )
Banking on liberation, bankrupting democracy
Monday, March 02, 2009 - 18:54, by Khadija SharifeThere is a reason Cope’s president will not reveal the details of the arms deal, a deal that will lock South Africa into servicing billions in debt over the next 20 years — the same deal that Lekota was in all probability privy to as former minister of defence and chief of intelligence of the ANC. It’s no secret that the arms deal lies at the root of the ANC’s crisis of integrity, a stain that should by all rights be transferred to Cope as an entity composed of people who were until recently, members of the ANC.*
Does Cope’s split symbolise a significant shift from the political… ( Read on! )
Does Cope’s split symbolise a significant shift from the political… ( Read on! )
Khadija Sharife
She likes to blog about politics, human rights and the environment in Africa, specifically relating to the nexus between conflict and exploitation of natural resources.
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