Contrary to Australian government claims, the proposed food plan is a recipe for increasing vulnerability, lack of resilience and heightened inequality in our food system.
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Enbridge, illustrated
Gas or bitumen or ... (oops!)
McKibben's climate math is too narrow and too broad
McKibben is right to point to the fossil fuel industry as an enemy, but his argument is both too narrow and too broad. He ignores the role of the U.S. military, and fails to focus his fire on the dirtiest fuels.
Urgent action needed to stop torture of Pakistan climate change prisoners
Baba Jan and Iftikhar Hussain are being held and tortured by Pakistan police, for the crime of aiding flood-stricken farmers. Your solidarity with these brave political prisoners of the global climate change crisis is urgently needed now.
Video: "What is socialism?" in 100 seconds
Participants in the July 2012 national conference of the Australian youth organization Resistance explain what socialism means to them
We can't put a price on nature
The executive director of Food & Water Watch says advocates of the 'green economy' are promoting the same old dirty economy under a new banner
People Land Truth: A free anniversary ebook by Intercontinental Cry
Essential reading on Indigenous Peoples' front-line struggles for the defense of Mother Earth
A reader reviews "Too Many People?"
Journalist Laura Kaminker posts an independent summary of our arguments against populationism
Peter Kent and Enbridge, illustrated
How Canada's Environment Minister earns his $230,000 salary
The return of the population bombers
Overpopulation ideology undermined the environmental movement in the 1970s, diverting social protest into harmless channels. To prevent a similar setback today, we must understand populationism's conservative role, and why it is attractive to a growing number of green activists.