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Our first five years …

In alphabetical order, the 25 most popular articles published in Climate & Capitalism from our launch in January 2007 through January 2012

  • Africa: Why The Richest Continent Is Also The Poorest
  • Carbon Trading: An Ecosocialist Critique
  • Climate change is a trade union issue
  • Conspicuous consumption and destructive wealth The case of Ira Rennert
  • David Harvey on the English riots: Feral capitalism hits the streets
  • Dissecting those ‘Overpopulation’ Numbers: Part One, Part Two, and Part Three
  • Ecosocialism: For A Society of Good Ancestors
  • Ecuadorian Assembly Approves Constitutional Rights for Nature
  • Evo Morales: A letter to the indigenous peoples of the world
  • Facts About the Alberta Tar Sands
  • Food Crisis: World Hunger, Agribusiness, and the Food Sovereignty Alternative Part One and Part Two
  • Global Warming and the Iraq War
  • Growth and Consumerism: Nature or Nurture?
  • How to Make an Ecosocialist Revolution
  • Hugo Chavez: Speech on Climate Change in Copenhagen
  • If Socialism Fails: The Spectre of 21st Century Barbarism
  • Murray Bookchin on Growth and Consumerism
  • Myth of the Tragedy of the Commons Part One and Part Two
  • Political Implications of Population-Resources Theory
  • Population Control and Climate Change, Part One and Part Two
  • Six Arguments Against Carbon Trading
  • Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth
  • What’s Wrong with a 30-Hour Work Week?
  • Will Population Control Solve the Climate Crisis?
  • Women’s Rights, Population and Climate Change: A Debate

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