Comment les riches détruisent la planète?

Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières has published a French translation of Ian Angus’s review of the book How the Rich Are Destroying the Earth

Time to Bury the ‘Clean Coal’ Myth

The mirage of clean coal is designed to coax the world into maintaining its addiction to the most dangerous fossil fuel of all

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Swedish Autoworkers Campaign: Save Jobs! Save the Planet!

Is there a future for the auto industry – with or without cars?

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The Global Economic Crisis: An Historic Opportunity for Transformation

An initial response from individuals, social movements and non-governmental organisations in support of a transitional programme for radical economic transformation. Adopted in Beijing, 15 October 2008.

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A Greenish Approach to the Financial Crisis

Or: I Learned Everything I Know About Economics From the Kyoto Accord

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Peruvian Indigenous Communities Want Talisman Out

On its website, Calgary-based Talisman Energy claims to be “conducting its business in an ethically, socially and environmentally responsible manner.” Over two dozen communities in northern Peru strongly disagree …

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Global Warming: Stronger Than Expected, Sooner Than Forecast

Global warming is accelerating at a much faster rate than predicted by the IPCC, according to a new compendium of scientific research 

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Humanity, Society and Ecology: Global Warming and the Ecosocialist Alternative

Ecosocialism is much more than a new label, or a revamping of an old perspective: it is a new project for the emancipation of humanity.

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Evo Morales: 10 Commandments To Save the Planet

“If we want to save the planet earth to save life and humanity, we are obliged to end the capitalist system”

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Clean Coal – A Contradiction In Terms

Both major U.S. political parties have made clean coal central to their election platforms. The newly-reelected Canadian government says that clean coal technology will ensure that Canada meeets its  greenhouse gas emission targets. Fact: There is no such thing as clean coal.
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‘Clean Development’ Supports Dirty Energy

Kyoto’s “Clean Development Mechanism,” which was supposed to reduce emissions, is subsidising the fossil fuel industry. The construction of such new coal-dependent energy infrastructure is locking us into decades more of massive greenhouse gas emissions.

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Marxist Economics: A handbook of basic definitions

 Resistance Books offers handbook as a free download

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Book Review: How the Rich Are Destroying the Earth

Hervé Kempf. HOW THE RICH ARE DESTROYING THE EARTH. Translated by Leslie Thatcher. Chelsea Green Publishing, White River Junction, Vermont, 2008. ISBN 978-1-60358-035-9.

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Should Canada Be Placed Under Third Party Management?

(From Intercontinental Cry) Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) has reportedly ‘taken control’ of Pine Creek First Nation in western Manitoba, placing the reserve under third-party management.

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The Limits of Green Keynesianism

A Marxist response to “A New Green Deal,” published by the UK-based New Economics Foundation in July. Sean Thompson is active in Green Left, an ecosocialist, anti-capitalist current within the Green Party of England and Wales

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Canadian academics call for carbon tax

Belief in the free market fairy is alive and well in Canada’s universities
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Book Review: Keeping Our Cool

Andrew Weaver. KEEPING OUR COOL: CANADA IN A WARMING WORLD. Viking Canada, Toronto, 2008.

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Climate and Capitalism Top Ten: September 2008

After levelling off during the summer, Climate and Capitalism’s growth resumed with a bang in September. The number of unique visitors to the site hit an all-time high, nearly 20% higher than in any previous month. The most-read articles were:

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Climate Change — The Case For Public Ownership

Only when we have control of the gears, pedals and steering wheels of the economy will we have any real chance to steer away from the brink of a climate catastrophe

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