The most recent seven years are the seven warmest years on record.
Overheating
'Austerity' for the poor
IMF ‘double standard’ displays capitalism’s inherent inhumanity
Human lives in the periphery are worth less than human lives in the metropolis
Reading matters
Ecosocialist Bookshelf, May 2022
Democracy, insects, Cuba, plastic, capitalist drug pushers & trespassing. Books for understanding and changing the world
Science overruled
How vested interests rewrote the IPCC’s latest report
Corporations and politicians edited the Policy Summary to omit the scientists' most powerful conclusions
'Charlie'
Darwin: ‘Commonsense and Wonder’
A song about a man who forever changed how we understand our world
Extreme Weather
‘Rain Bomb’ kills over 300 in South Africa, exposing political hypocrisy
Greenwash and lies cause disaster, while government promotes coal and methane
Reading for change
Ecosocialist Bookshelf, April 2022
Our monthly selection of new books for people who want to change the world
Funding Climate Chaos
Bankers lie about fossil fuel finance
Despite promising cuts, the world's biggest banks pour trillions into oil, gas and coal
White Skin, Black Fuel
The Danger of Fossil Fascism
Understanding the growing combination of racism, climate science denial, and fossil fuel promotion
'Sacrifice Zones'
UN report names the world’s most polluted places
Pollution kills more people than all wars, murders and other forms of violence combined
Reading Matters
Ecosocialist Bookshelf, March 2022
Oceans, legal rights, and industrial agriculture: Five new books for reds and greens
IPCC Impact Report
Scientists issue ‘dire warning’ on climate
'A brief and rapidly closing window to secure a livable future'
Emergency Statement
Ecosocialists condemn invasion of Ukraine
Statement of the Steering Committee of the Global Ecosocialist Network
Spreading like Wildfire
Climate change turns landscapes into tinderboxes
UN Report: 30% more extreme wildfires by 2150, 50% more by 2200
Read!
Ecosocialist Bookshelf, February 2022
Reading matter for reds and greens: Five new books and five recent reviews
Climate is a Class Issue
Poorest people hit hardest by heat stress
New Research: 25% of the world's people will face more heat wave days than all the rest combined
New Research
Climate change is suffocating fish
The ocean’s middle depths started losing oxygen at unnatural rates in 2021
Book Review
Deep adaptation or climate justice?
Should the climate movement give up the fight and accept catastrophe as inevitable?
Book Review
Can we stop the insect apocalypse?
A brilliant account of the growing threat to insect life falls short on solutions
Global Food in Crisis
World’s farms at a breaking point
UN Report: 34% of agricultural land is degraded, water is overdrawn