Climate change, carbon trading and civil society: negative returns on South African investments

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Acknowledgements

Contributors

Introduction

Part 1. South Africa's Energy Crises

Chapter 1. Dirty Politics: South African Energy

Chapter 2. Interrogating Nuclear and Renewable Energy

Part 2. South Africa's Carbon Investments

Chapter 3. Low-Hanging Fruit Always Rots First: Observations from South Africa's Carbon Market Graham Erion with

Part 3. Who Really Benefits From Carbon Trading?

Chapter 4. Climate Fraud and Carbon Colonialism

Chapter 5. World Bank Carbon Colonies

Chapter 6. Prototype Carbon Fund Beneficiaries

Chapter 7. Big Oil and Africans groundWork

Chapter 8. Oil Companies and African Wealth Depletion

Part 4. Civil Society Strategies for Genuine Climate Justice

Chapter 9. Oil, Climate Change and Resistance from the South

Chapter 10. Beyond Bali

Chapter 11. Conclusion: Leave the Oil in the Soil

Appendix 1. South Africa's Clean Development Mechanism Policy

Appendix 2. The Durban Declaration on Carbon Trading

Appendix 3. Climate Justice Now!

Select Bibliography

Index