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The article discusses the impact of misfiring environmentalism in the context of climate change and its potential harm to the world's poor particularly in developing countries. Topics include the challenges of funding green development projects, the impact of global warming on vulnerable communities and the trade-offs between economic development and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The article discusses international economic assistance to development countries, including the politically corrupt Malawi government's stealing aid money. An overview of the percentage of international economic aid that reaches poor people in developing countries is provided.

The article argues that the United Nations' proposed list of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which set out how to improve the lives of the poor people in emerging countries, needs to be shortened and redesigned to focus on reducing poverty, improving health, and boosting education. According to the article, the SDGs are the successors to the development targets that various governments agreed to in 2000. The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and good intentions are examined.