Category - Ecosoc Notebook

Les Misérables: Metabolic rift in the sewers of Paris

Anthropocene scientists reply to critics

CO2, oceans, and atmosphere: a correction

Hal Draper on the Marx-versus-Engels myth

I know I shouldn’t brag, but …

Carl Schorlemmer as a historian of science

More on the Red Chemist

Introducing ‘A Redder Shade of Green’

Countries on Trump’s ban list face world’s biggest humanitarian crisis since 1945

Celebrating Darwin Day: What to read on (and after) February 12

Ten years of Climate & Capitalism

Ecosocialist Terry Townsend Needs Our Help

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, January 2017

The Age of Garbage

‘Anthropocene or Capitalocene?’ misses the point

Facing the Anthropocene: September book launch events

A vision of democratic ecosocialism

Summer reading for green-lefts and left-greens

Climate & Capitalism editor on Australian speaking tour, April 30-May 14

Population and food sovereignty: An exchange

Book Announcement: ‘Facing the Anthropocene’

Anthropocene: What’s in a name?

Harry Magdoff on the environment capitalism makes

Follow-up: Did early humans cause extinction of mammoths?

No, We are not headed for a little ice age

Full text of pope’s statement on environment and exploitation

Swiss newspaper reviews French edition of ‘Too Many People?’

Ernest Mandel on productivism, limits to growth, and socialist human development

How to trivialize the new epoch

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