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Frightening numbers: Biosphere heating accelerates
The Earth is warming at an astounding speed, equivalent to absorbing 907 times the USA's annual energy use, far faster than biological species can adapt
Ecosocialist Bookshelf, Pandemic Edition (July 2020)
A special edition of Ecosocialist Bookshelf: six books we recommend for understanding the deadliest global health crisis of our time
Heatwaves are longer and more frequent, worldwide
New study provides 'unequivocal indicators' that global warming is not just underway but speeding up. Scientists insist 'the time for inaction is over.'
Not just meat: All farm and food workers are in peril
The profit-driven food system endangers the lives of millions of low-paid workers. It's time to adopt more humane and robust methods of feeding humanity.
Tonnes of ‘recycled’ European plastic pollute the oceans
Researchers find that much supposedly recycled plastic from Europe is in fact exported to Southeast Asia and dumped
A Ten-Point Agenda for the Global South After COVID-19
Neoliberalism has driven the the world system into a cul-de-sac. The Global South must lead in building a new international economic order
Cars and drivers in the age of inequality
A magazine for fans of very expensive cars unexpectedly exposes the gross economic inequality that characterizes the U.S. today
Banning wild animal sales won’t prevent another pandemic
'If wildlife-oriented solutions distract from the weaknesses that COVID-19 has exposed in global health security, the next pandemic will levy a higher toll.'
Agribusiness drives severe decline of essential insects
Four million tonnes of poison a year, most produced by four agribusiness giants, are killing essential insects everywhere. One-third of species face extinction.