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Archive | April, 2007
Capital and Nature: An Interview with Paul Burkett
The author of Marx and Nature and Marxism and Ecological Economics discusses the insights Marxism offers about capitalism’s impact on nature and human development.
Left Atomics: A Call for Rediscussion of Nuclear Energy
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Fossil Fuel, Climate and Anti-Capitalism
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Pan Yue on Ecosocialism and China’s Environmental Crisis
Pan Yue, deputy director of China’s State Environmental Protection Administration, sparked debate with his essay On Socialist Ecological Civilization, which was published in China Economic Times in September. In this interview he discusses the international ecosocialist movement, and the global inequalities that threaten China’s environment. (more…)
Australian Socialists Discuss program for Climate Change
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Comment on "Barriers to a Capitalist Solution"
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EcoSocialist Bookshelf: Five Recommendations
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Tomorrow Is Too Late!
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Global Warming: Three Barriers to a Capitalist Solution
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A Terrifying Truth
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IPCC: Final Report vs Draft
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Green Venezuela
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Politicians and Scientists at the IPCC
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IPCC Releases Report on Climate Change Impact
Working Group II of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change today issued a Summary for Policy Makers based on its forthcoming report, Climate Change Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability. It’s been widely reported that Russia, China and Saudi Arabia (and possibly the U.S.) made a much stronger effort to persuade scientists to water down SPM-2 than […]
The IPCC and the Conservatism of Consensus
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Contraction and Convergence: An Exchange
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Joel Kovel Speaks in Toronto
TORONTO, MARCH 4, 2007: Joel Kovel, author of The Enemy of Nature: The End of Capitalism or the End of the World? and co-author of “The Ecosocialist Manifesto,” spoke in Toronto last night. A recording of Joel Kovel’s talk is posted online HERE. His talk, “A Very Inconvenient Truth: The Left After Kyoto,” was sponsored […]
IPCC's Latest Conclusions on Climate Change Impact Start to Leak Out
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Marx’s Concept of Social Metabolism and Ecosocialist Responses to Climate Change
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