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- Ecosocialist Bookshelf, February 2020Robbery of nature; Choosing a future; Neoliberal lives; Indigenous resistance; Canadian oil vs the climate; Environmental justice in danger; Agrobiodiversity; Cars and capitalism---READ-->>
- Capitalist roots of the environment crisisWhat’s behind the breakdown of the relationship between human society and the natural world on which we depend?---READ-->>
- Record climate disasters hit Africa … and worse is comingNnimmo Bassey: Africa will face calamitous roasting unless radical social and ecological transformation starts soon---READ-->>
- Climate change, emissions, and the fat tail riskExisting emission policies will not harm oil and gas profits. They also won’t stop global warming from rising to globally destructive levels---READ-->>
- Organizing to amplify ecosocialist voices around the worldAfrican journal interviews John Molyneux, a founder of the new Global Ecosocialist Network, on the challenges before ecosocialists today.---READ-->>
- Blue Acceleration: Capitalism’s growing assault on the oceans“A new phase in humanity’s relationship with the biosphere, where the ocean is not only crucial but is being fundamentally changed”---READ-->>
- In Cuba, greener farming means cleaner riversJoint Cuba-U.S. study finds sustainable agriculture in Cuba keeps river pollution far below levels in U.S. waterways---READ-->>
- Announcing the Global Ecosocialist NetworkActivists on five continents form a new international association, a network of ecosocialists to coordinate activity and build worldwide resistance to capitalist ecocide---READ-->>
- Coronavirus: Agribusiness breeds another deadly epidemicOnce again, authorities are scrambling to deal with a fast-spreading disease after the fact, while the systemic causes remain in place.---READ-->>
- The phony war over inequality statisticsMethodological nitpicking obscures the undeniable fact that a ludicrously small number of individuals hold the same amount of wealth as billions of others---READ-->>
- Dystopia in the land of Oz: A climate change storyAustralia’s out-of-control bushfires dramatically confirm the need for a government that doesn’t serve the interests of multi-national corporations---READ-->>
- 2020 is hot, and it’s going to get much hotterEmissions are rising. Each decade is warmer than the last. The oceans are heating up. Australia is burning. And that’s just January.---READ-->>
- Reconsidering Nuclear PowerSocialists debate whether nuclear can generate the power needed to improve the economic well-being of the vast majority of people, without carbon emissions.---READ-->>
- ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ is a hoaxCSR is a public replations framework that lets corporations greenwash their public images, pretending to change so that everything can remain the same---READ-->>
- Ecosocialist Bookshelf, January 2020Mining in late capitalism; Green New Deal; The Pentagon and climate change; Big Oil vs democracy; Climate justice; Nature in Canada; History of human labor---READ-->>
- Greta Thunberg: ‘Clever statistics and creative PR’ cover inaction on climate crisisAt UN conference, Greta condemns government and corporate refusal to take effective action to reduce emissions.---READ-->>
- Ecosocialist Bookshelf: Best of 2019This was a bumper year for books of interest to ecosocialists. Here are ten that we found particularly interesting or valuable, or both.---READ-->>
- A system that steals from our future“We have been mortgaging the health of future generations to realize economic and development gains in the present”---READ-->>
- Capitalism versus Life on EarthEnvironmental destruction isn’t driven by human nature or mistaken ideas. It is an inevitable consequence of a system built on capital accumulation.---READ-->>
- Building resistance to Canada’s destructive mining industryLong-time activist Joan Kuyek brilliantly shares lessons from decades of fighting environmental and community disruption by Canada’s mining corporations---READ-->>