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      Category - Marxist Ecology

      The contradictions of environmental Keynesianism

      What environmentalists need to know

      Revolutionizing production, for humanity and the world

      If growth is the problem, why hasn't it been stopped?

      The four laws of ecology and the four anti-ecological laws of capitalism

      Paul Sweezy: Capitalism versus the environment

      Friedrich Engels: Can humanity conquer nature?

      A socialist perspective on life after capitalism

      The people's democratic struggle and the struggle for the environment. An interview with Fred Magdoff

      Marxism and the Environmental Crisis

      John Bellamy Foster: Capitalism and environmental catastrophe

      Anti-capitalism and environmentalism as a political alternative

      Marxism has an ecological heart

      From 'common goods' to the 'common good of humanity'

      Green capitalism: the god that failed

      James Connolly: We Only Want the Earth

      Capitalism and Degrowth—An Impossibility Theorem

      Ecological Civilization

      John Molyneux: Marxism and the environmental crisis

      The Triple Crisis of Capital

      Humanity in the Capitalist Cul-de-sac

      Leon Trotsky and Ecology

      Ecosocialism: For a Society of Good Ancestors!

      Karl Marx, Ecologist

      Ecology and the Transition from Capitalism to Socialism

      The Myth of the Tragedy of the Commons

      The Ecological Crisis and its Consequences for Socialists

      Video: John Bellamy Foster on Capitalism & Climate Change

      Trade Unionists must be the agents of human survival

      Richard Levins: Cuba, Ecology and the Need for a Dialectical Approach

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