Green Majority Radio

TPP as global economic eugenics

| February 5, 2016

Podcast




Artist: Green Majority Radio
Title: (489) TPP as Global Economic Eugenics
Album: Eco-News + Interviews
Year: 2016
Genre: Eco-News + Interviews
Length: 0:54:32 minutes (49.94 MB)
Format: 44.1kHz, 128Kbps

Show Notes:

TPP as Global Economic Eugenics

Lauren Brown joins us from LEAF (Local Enhancement and Appreciation of Forests) to talk about the organization and a new program they are offering to increase the amount of women in the forestry sector. Currently females makes up only 10 per cent of the sector, and they'd like to change that!

Our main guest this week is Gus Van Harten, associate professor at Osgoode Hall Law School and author of Investment Treaty Arbitration and Public Law. Gus walks us through just some of the may reasons that the TPP "trade" deal that Canada just signed and it looking to ratify is a terrible deal for Canadians, and furthermore democracy in general everywhere.

Learn more about Gus here, and you can read a recent article by him on the TPP here.

The final section of the show, and the entire bonus show is dedicated to our crack team of hosts talking from our perspectives (with examples) of why you should be loudly opposed to the TPP. Let your local MP or MPP know right now, TPP is not good for Canada.

More reading on the TPP from recent news:

Trans-Pacific Partnership hides significant health costs, according to two new studies

How TPP Helps Workers Still a Mystery, Says National Union Leader

'Signing Does Not Equal Ratifying': Freeland on TPP

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