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Consumers,consumption

  • The personal relevance of socialism
  • Is ‘conspicuous consumption’ destroying the earth?
  • Riots and role models
  • On the origins of green liberalism
  • Why corporate fat cats love ‘ethical consumerism’
  • Barry Commoner: Pollution, affluence and class
  • Why the movement should not #OccupyXmas
  • Are consumers destroying the earth?
  • Review: Requiem for a Species Blaming individuals breeds climate pessimism
  • Green lifestyle choices won’t solve the climate problem
  • Lifestyles of the rich and hypocritical
  • The U.S. auto industry’s Big Lie
  • Population, consumer sovereignty, and the importance of class
  • Most ‘green product’ claims are misleading
  • Superconsumers at sea
  • Mislabeled food and the myth of ‘consumer sovereignty’
  • This is agribusiness: exploiting workers and poisoning consumers
  • Did Consumers Cause the BP Oil Disaster?
  • Conspicuous consumption and destructive wealth The case of Ira Rennert
  • Murray Bookchin on Growth and Consumerism
  • Growth and Consumerism: Nature or Nurture?
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