The consequences of the 
second paradigm, the reduced carbon dioxide emissions worldwide, the poor get both economic justice and energy justice, having their rightful place in an economy, livelihoods with dignity and sustainability. The solution to climate change and the solution to poverty are the same – protecting, enhancing and rewarding livelihoods, work, production and consumption patterns centred on people, not on fossil fuels. In the case of food, economic justice and energy equity implies more small farms, not less – because small farms are people centred, large farms are machinery and chemical centred, which contribute to greenhouse gases.
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second paradigm, the reduced carbon dioxide emissions worldwide, the poor get both economic justice and energy justice, having their rightful place in an economy, livelihoods with dignity and sustainability. The solution to climate change and the solution to poverty are the same – protecting, enhancing and rewarding livelihoods, work, production and consumption patterns centred on people, not on fossil fuels. In the case of food, economic justice and energy equity implies more small farms, not less – because small farms are people centred, large farms are machinery and chemical centred, which contribute to greenhouse gases.For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2007
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