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A transnational agri-food system for whom? The struggle for hegemony at Rio+20

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EDF Energy’s green CSR claims examined: the follies of global carbon commodity chains

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‘Fixing’ the climate crisis: Capital, states and carbon offsetting in India

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Ten reasons why carbon markets will not bring about radical emissions reduction

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