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TTIP ‘will make it harder to protect our climate’
Global Justice Now warns trade deals pose ‘massive dangers’

by Our News Desk

TRADE deals such as TTIP being negotiated by the European Union will make it even harder to stave of catastrophic climate change, campaign group Global Justice Now warned yesterday.

It follows the leaking last week of Trade in Services Agreement (Tisa) files which implied that governments could be sued by dirty corporations for backing the renewable energy that is desperately needed to avert a nightmare climate scenario.

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