The above is the shortest explanation of the Greenhouse Development Rights framework proposed by EcoEquity, an approach to climate change that takes into account equity, by differentiating the rich elites in the South, from the poor citizens must be protected from any burden sharing. Because if it doesn’t we’re toast right? TA : Yeah!

In much of the world outside of these heartlands of capitalism, however, struggles against neo-liberal capitalism have been waged not in the cities but in the forests where corporate aggression takes the form of mining and intellectual property rights in biotechnology (Harvey 2004: 548). * Special Issue: Review of Urban Affairs : The Commons.