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      Category - Quotes & Insights

      “I paint what I see,” said Rivera

      Letting Go

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

      E.P. Thompson on human nature and socialism

      Early warning 2: Commoner on global warming

      Early warning: Bookchin on global warming

      Quoting Bookchin

      Ulrich Beck: ‘Ecological crisis is a breach of fundamental rights’

      Is capitalism 'obsessed' with growth?

      Neil Smith on the fight for the unity of nature

      I don't believe in charity

      China Miéville on art and politics

      Che: Marxism is an essential part of humanity's heritage

      George Novack: The mission of humankind

      Michael Lebowitz: In the beginning is the dream

      Robert Biel: Imperialism and ecocide

      Paulo Freire: The 'generosity' of the oppressors is nourished by death, despair, and poverty

      Richard Levins: Capitalism, hunger and health

      Paul Sweezy: Capitalism versus the environment

      Bertolt Brecht: A song about carbon pricing

      Friedrich Engels: Can humanity conquer nature?

      Murray Bookchin: Anthropocentrism versus biocentrism – a false dichotomy

      Barry Commoner: Pollution, affluence and class

      John Ruskin: 'The real science of political economy'

      "I paint what I see," said Rivera

      Green capitalism? As likely as a vegetarian tiger

      Rosa Luxemburg: Reform versus Revolution

      James Connolly: We Only Want the Earth

      Murray Bookchin: Ecological problems are social problems

      Lester Thurow: Why good capitalist decisions mean ecological suicide

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