Driven from their farms by climate change, brickworkers near luxurious Kathmandu are dying slowly in an air pollution disaster zone
Energy is far too important to our future to be left in the hands of corporate directors and investment bankers.
There’s no shortage of food, no shortage of wealth to solve social crises. The problem is a system that enriches a few and starves multitudes.
Update on the Réseau écosocialiste, and a translation of its founding statement. “Ecosocialism advocates the distribution of wealth, ecological and democratic planning, and popular sovereignty.”
The Wealth of Commons: A World Beyond Market and State
The Wrath of Capital: Neoliberalism and Climate Change Politics
Tar sands: Alberta puts a fox in charge of the henhouse
Fracking waste is too toxic for hazardous waste dump
In U.S., cops hold back hungry people as food dumped
What next for the U.S. climate movement?
Why small-scale alternatives won’t change the world
Chinese leader calls for ecological civilization
Inside the B.C. pipeline wars
Idle No More and Defenders of the Land call protests for Indigenous rights
Latin America’s Turbulent Transitions
Class Dynamics of Agrarian Change
Call for an Ecosocialist Conference, April 20, NYC
HUGO CHAVEZ, UNDEFEATED
Global Capitalism and Climate Change
Montreal meeting to launch ecosocialist network
Quebec activists unite against tar sands pipeline
Nature’s mass protests against climate change
Plutocrats: An informative and frustrating book
Join the ecosocialist contingent in Washington, February 17
First Nations pull out of tar sands pipeline hearing
Books on ----------- Ecosocialism Marxism Climate change Population Energy Food and hunger Green Views
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