These are the conclusions of the Oceans Workshop, that took place in Sao Paulo, Brazil, may 3rd 2008.

Os Verdes asks for the support of the The Global Greens, for their struggle against the Portuguese National Programme on Dams with High Hydroelectric Potential and asks for more investment in public transports, more affordable and available and thus a true alternative to private cars; Also to support the struggle of the Portuguese Green Party, as well as the several NGO's of environment, heritage and regional development in: revitalizing the Tua's, Corgo and Tâmega railways in the Portuguese North-East; its use as a regional development factor; Ask for extend it to Spain; To stop the construction of the Tua Dam.

Resolution proposed by Greens Japan on the resolution and prevention of armed conflict

Resolution by Greens Japan proposing that the Greens support renewable energy not nuclear power in response to the climate crisis. Ror consideration at Global Greens 2008

Positive Vision for Action on Climate Change: Overcoming the Negative Lens This workshop will discuss effective and powerful ways to shift the focus of climate change messaging from catastrophe to opportunity to engage radical action for the long term.

Massive waste import in developing counties: transfer of technology or transfer of hazardous?

The human rights situation in China and the current developments in Tibet In the last few weeks we have witnessed an uprising against the Chinese authorities repressive policies on the Tibetan plateau, the likes of which we have not seen in a generation. A terrifying crackdown has begun on a scale never seen before in Tibet, in the full glare of the world's attention just months before the Olympics in Beijing.

Enough wholesome food for all is high on the political agenda, since food prices skyrocket worldwide. Many factors have contributed to the current food crisis. Liberalisation of trade in food, speculation with growing volatility of supply, climate change effects like droughts and floods, but also the current boom of investments in agro-fuels have provoked a serious destabilisation of farming, allocation of food and feed production and growing hunger.

This workshop would invite participants to share experiences and thoughts on the issue of food for all and how that human right affects the idea of biofuels as one possible contribution to curb climate change and potential export revenue source for developing countries.