Another example of climate colonialism: Ian Bryceson on Swedish radio
WebmasterThe Swedish company Sekab is planning to start lage-scale production sugarcane ethanol in Tanzania. Ian Bryceson together with his three Tanzanian colleagues argue this will have social consequences for the farmers and herders who will lose their land rights. The programme will be broadcasted several times.
-- Link to the Swedish 'Vetenskapsradion' information page
Updated: 22.04.09
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Universitetstunet 1 (Tivoli)
NO-1432 Ås