Category - Anthropocene

Ecosocialism or barbarism: African journal interviews C&C editor Ian Angus

Millions of years of low CO2 … until now

Again: Does Anthropocene Science Blame All Humanity?

What kind of rebellion will save humanity from extinction?

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, June 2019

Major step towards formalizing the Anthropocene

Fossil capitalism, ecosocialism, and the Anthropocene crisis

Broiler chickens: The defining species of the Anthropocene?

Why the Anthropocene is not ‘climate change’ — and why that matters

IPCC report puts global warming crisis in Anthropocene framework

An unstoppable drive to Hothouse Earth?

Studying the health impacts of global environmental change

Uniting ecology and revolution: ‘Facing the Anthropocene’ featured in leading Québec newspaper

‘A contribution to a genuinely materialist ecology’

Face à l’anthropocène: Le capitalisme fossile et la crise du système terrestre

“An accessible and convincing case for ecosocialism”

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, December 2017

Is mass extinction unimportant? (Updated)

Science & Society reviews Facing the Anthropocene

In the Anthropocene, environmentalists must join wider battles

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, August 2017

Video: Ian Angus on the Anthropocene and ecosocialism

New research shows irreversible changes in England in the Anthropocene

Anthropocene scientists reply to critics

An interesting but flawed take on the Anthropocene

CO2, oceans, and atmosphere: a correction

I know I shouldn’t brag, but …

John Bellamy Foster answers five questions about Marxism and ecology

Carbon dioxide levels now rising at record speed

The terrifying mathematics of the Anthropocene