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- Swiss ‘environmental’ anti-immigrant plan defeatedIn referendum, 74% of Swiss voters reject eco-nationalist call for immigration limits and third world population control---READ-->>
- Preface to the French edition of ‘Too Many People?’“A remarkably well-documented book that debunks this overpopulation myth.” —Serge Mongeau’s preface to Une planète trop peuplée?, in English and French---READ-->>
- After Lima fiasco, Bolivia plans global assembly to fight climate changeALBA backs Bolivian call for international assembly of social movements in 2015; Evo Morales urges “a climate agreement for life, not business and capitalist commercialism”---READ-->>
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- Capitalist efficiency, illustratedBehold, the efficiency of capitalism …---READ-->>
- Lima agreement fails humanity and the earthThe result of the Lima conference was yet another decision that weakens international climate rules, fails the planet, and threatens humanity’s future.---READ-->>
- ‘Corporate Conquistadors’ versus climate and humanityThe giant corporations responsible for the climate crisis are also reaping immense profits from the destruction they cause in the poorest communities---READ-->>
- Real agrarian reform could double food productionAround the world, giant agribusinesses are displacing the most productive farms. Only by returning land to small farmers can we feed the world’s hungry.---READ-->>
- Review: Toward climate justiceBrian Tokar analyses the climate crisis and offers solutions framed by Murray Bookchin’s Social Ecology theory---READ-->>
- CARE: Fertility control won’t solve the climate crisisChoice, not control: Global aid organization says environmentally-motivated birth control programs undermine women’s rights, and don’t protect the earth---READ-->>
- The new climate movementThis is a movement of hope, a new militant social movement against fossil fuels. It is no longer an environmental battle but a harsh cry for climate justice.---READ-->>
- Forces, relations, and 21st century ecosocialismPaul Street: A shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy is technically achievable. The barriers are economic, social and political.---READ-->>
- An absurd attack on Naomi Klein and John Bellamy FosterAre the authors of ‘This Changes Everything’ and ‘Marx’s Ecology’ undermining the fight for radical social and environmental change?---READ-->>
- Unions urge rapid and just transition to save climateAt COP20, the global labor federation calls for decisive climate action to keep warming below 2 degrees, promote equality and defend workers’ rights---READ-->>
- Trade unionists must join the climate fight!B.C. ecosocialists appeal for a cross-Canada labour climate caucus to campaign against climate catastrophe and growing threats to community safety---READ-->>
- ‘Too Many People?’ published in FrenchThe definitive ecosocialist response to overpopulation myths is now available in a French-language edition.---READ-->>
- Reflections on Naomi Klein’s ‘This Changes Everything’This book may well change everything, not because it gets everything right, but because it helps us move forward … more grounded, more savvy and more hopeful---READ-->>
- Two accounts of Engels’ revolutionary lifeIan Angus reviews two very different books on the life of Karl Marx’s closest collaborator---READ-->>
- Review: Inequality and the 1%Danny Dorling’s new book demonstrates the harm done to the whole of society by rising inequality---READ-->>
- What ecosocialists can learn from Naomi KleinSocialists can’t just criticize neoliberal and liberal responses. We must actively support and build the movements that are confronting the climate crisis---READ-->>