Tom Athanasiou - Profile and Journalist Details

Tom Athanasiou

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Executive Director, EcoEquity

Berkeley

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Total articles 72

After COP29: The Climate Negotiations Reach Their Crisis
By Tom Athanasiou| EcoEquity@ This essay was first published in Foreign Policy in FocusI have for decades been assuring both colleagues and comrades that the climate negotiations are not a sick joke, that “COP” is not short for “Conference of Polluters,” that the negotiations matter. The argument has become easier to make as more people have come to see the implacable necessity of an international way forward. As imperfect as the COP process is, a world without multilateral climate negotiations would be far worse.
By Tom Athanasiou · EcoEquity
Dec. 12, 2024
Where Can We Get the Climate Finance That the Global South Needs? The Global Rich | Common Dreams
By Tom Athanasiou| Common Dreams Verified I have for decades been assuring both colleagues and comrades that the climate negotiations are not a sick joke, that “COP” is not short for “Conference of Polluters,” that the negotiations matter. The argument has become easier to make as more people have come to see the implacable necessity of an international way forward. As imperfect as the COP process is, a world without multilateral climate negotiations would be far worse.
By Tom Athanasiou · Common Dreams
Dec. 11, 2024
After COP29: The Climate Negotiations Reach Their Crisis
By Tom Athanasiou| EcoEquity@ This essay was first published in Foreign Policy in FocusI have for decades been assuring both colleagues and comrades that the climate negotiations are not a sick joke, that “COP” is not short for “Conference of Polluters,” that the negotiations matter. The argument has become easier to make as more people have come to see the implacable necessity of an international way forward. As imperfect as the COP process is, a world without multilateral climate negotiations would be far worse.
By Tom Athanasiou · EcoEquity
Dec. 12, 2024

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Springer,Sierra Magazine,Counterpunch,Nature,The New Republic,Informed Comment,inequality.org,Newsbreak,Common Dreams,Ecoequity,The Nation

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EcoEquity

Berkeley, United States