Category - Corporate polluters

Waterborne poison from metal mines affects over 23 million people

Counter-offensive: Fossil fuel giants boost global production

Coverup: Industry hid dangers of ‘forever chemicals’

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, April 2023

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, May 2022

Jeff Bezos says everything will be ok

Can ‘ethical investing’ save the world?

Climate change, emissions, and the fat tail risk

‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ is a hoax

Capitalism versus Life on Earth

Climate change and overfishing boost toxic mercury levels in fish

How Capitalism ‘Solved’ the Nitrogen Crisis (continued)

Poisoned City: How Flint fought back

What the Monsanto Papers tell us about corporate science

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, June 2018

Shell knew about climate threat decades ago

Why corporate promises to cut carbon can’t be trusted

Make fossil fuel giants pay for climate change destruction!

Hurricane Harvey and the Dialectics of Nature

Growing food in the post-truth era

Barry Commoner: Radical father of modern environmentalism

Corporate Power + Climate Change = Geocide

Corporate climate risk is about profit, not fixing the problem

U.S. labor brass to pipeline protestors: Drop Dead!

Unhealthy environments kill 12.6 million a year

Flint’s poisoned water and capital’s second contradiction

Climate scientists: Obama’s emission rules are too little, too late

Peru: International labor solidarity aids fight against polluting, anti-union copper mine

Corporate greenwashing on Earth Day in New York

The secret history of pollution and the EPA