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       Date: August 29, 2023, 11:55 pm
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       The "Decarbonization Consensus" continually mobilizes the
       discourse of technological potential and innovation. At the same
       time, it explicitly advocates for "green business", "climate
       finance", "nature-based solutions", "climate-smart mining",
       "carbon markets" and various forms of speculative investment.
       Almost seamlessly, the "social responsibility" policies of
       extractive companies have become "socio-environmental
       responsibility" policies in recent decades, in an attempt to
       build an image of ecological responsibility that is in stark
       contrast to reality. In short, a type of transition is proposed
       based on a fundamentally mercantile logic and with a
       hyper-digitized interface,
       As a consequence, the “Decarbonization Consensus” is marked by
       ecological imperialism and green colonialism. It mobilizes not
       only practices, but also a neocolonial ecological imaginary. For
       example, governments and companies often use the idea of
       ​​"empty space", typical of imperial geopolitics. If
       in the past this idea, which India Email List
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       the Ratzelian notion of
       «living space» ( Lebensraum), generated indigenous ecocide and
       ethnocide – and later served to promote «development» and
       «colonization» policies of the territories–, today it is used to
       justify territorial expansionism for investment in «green»
       energy.
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       In this way, large territorial extensions in rural areas with
       little population are seen as empty spaces suitable for the
       construction of wind power mills or hydrogen plants. These
       geopolitical imaginaries of corporate transitions reproduce
       colonial relations, which can not only be seen as an imposition
       from the outside in, from the North to the South. In many cases,
       what is at stake is also a kind of internal green colonialism,
       which forges the conditions of possibility for the advance of
       green extractivism based on alliances and colonial relations
       between national elites and global elites.
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