Green Cuba links  From Manchester Cuba Solidarity Campaign site.
earthimageWorld Wildlife Fund Living Planet report (2006) shows that Cuba is the only country developing without damaging the ecosystem NEW




While the rest of the world is busy destroying the ecosystem, a report published by the World Wildlife Fund claims that the only country in the world with "sustainable development" is Cuba.


WWF includes in its report a graph which shows two features: the human development index (established by the United Nations) and the so-called "ecological footprint" which shows the per person energy and resources consumed in each country. Only Cuba has 'passed' in both arenas, which is enough to be designated a country that "meets the minimum sensitivity criteria". link for the full report: http://assets.panda.org/downloads/living_planet_report.pdf
Living Planet graph
Cuba ranks 50th on the HDI and outperforms its predicted ranking on the basis of GDP by 43 places!
see http://hdr.undp.org/hdr2006/pdfs/report/HDR06-complete.pdf

The study's authors credit the high level of literacy, long life expectancy and low consumption of energy for this success.
This independent finding contrasts with the lies about Cuba's environment in the report of the Commisison for Free Cuba (sic) produced by the non-Kyoto signing Petroleum oligarchy that runs the USA.

Cuba: Viva la Revolucion Energetica from 21st Century Socialism

BBC Food Programme - from Havana to London !

Antonio Núñez Jiménez Foundation for Nature and Humanity

Climate change: the neo-liberal market is the problem, not the solution  The speech of Cuba's Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque at the UN meeting of world leaders on climate change on Monday 24th September 2007.

The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil review By Megan Quinn
From Permaculture Activist  Spring 2006   Order the film from Cuba Connect

CUBA’S ORGANIC REVOLUTION  Walter Schwarz  from Resurgence issue 212 May / June 2002

SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND RESISTANCE - TRANSFORMING FOOD PRODUCTION IN CUBA  book



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