For a just ecosocialist transition from capitalism's unsustainable chaos
Abolish vaccine patents now!
For a pharmaceutical industry under popular control and a free, universal and public vaccination system
Over a third of heat-related deaths caused by global warming
Central and South America and Southeast Asia are the hardest hit regions
Ecosocialist Bookshelf, June 2021
New books on Food, Military Science, Nature, Forest Communication, Covid Failure, and Deadly Phones
Four competing views on how to save the Earth
Essential debates: New technology, carbon pricing, or radical social change?
World may reach 1.5°C warming by 2025
WMO Head: The earth is 'getting measurably and inexorably closer' to the Paris limit
Covid, Climate, and ‘Dual Metabolic Rupture’
A second titan of destruction now stands alongside the mega-threat of climate change
Once again on sabotage and climate change
The choice between well-behaved protests and sabotage is incorrectly posed
Antarctic melt: tipping point by 2060
If emissions continue at current rates, the world will soon be committed to irreversible and catastrophic sea level rise
Ecosocialist Bookshelf, May 2021
Seven new books about capitalist environmental destruction and the fight to save the earth
Intensive Fishing and the Birth of Capitalism, Part 4
Centuries before the industrial revolution, the first factories transformed seafood production
UN Food Summit: Cover for an Agribusiness Coup?
Peasant and indigenous organizations and civil society groups are organizing a counter-summit
Vaccine Patents = Mass Murder
The row over waiving patents on Covid vaccines reveals the inhuman logic of intellectual property
Worldwide glacier retreat speeds up
Glacier thinning rates have doubled over the past two decades
Can sabotage stop climate change?
Andreas Malm’s call for minority violence is eloquent and sincere, but self-defeating
Pollution Report: Oceans are ‘at the precipice of disaster’
The aquatic food web has been seriously compromised by chemical pollution and climate change
Climate Scientists: ‘Net Zero’ is a dangerous trap
The only way to keep humanity safe is by immediately and radically cutting emissions in a socially just way.
Ecosocialist Bookshelf, April 2021
Seven new books to read on Earth Day
Indian monsoons becoming more chaotic
Study warns of grave consequences for agriculture and economy, affecting over one billion people
The ocean is becoming more stable – and that’s not good news
A growing rift in the ocean's metabolism disrupts circulation and starves essential organisms