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          Ecosocialist Bookshelf, December 2022

          December 10, 2022

          Six important new books on fungi and racism and building socialism and wheat and more

          Fighting for Life

          Hugo Blanco: ‘Social movements in defense of our territories are our hope’

          December 3, 2022

          Peruvian peasant leader on the pain and hope of indigenous struggles

          Emitters win again

          COP27 achieved nothing. No surprise.

          November 28, 2022

          Another in a long line of meaningless UN climate meetings

          Billionaire Arrogance

          Food, Farming, and Africa: An Open Letter to Bill Gates

          November 17, 2022

          Food sovereignty activists challenge a wealthy white man’s flawed assumptions, hubris, and ignorance

          MST Calls for Action

          ‘Capital’s attack on nature endangers humanity’

          November 14, 2022

          Brazilian peasant leader: Build a global movement to save humanity and our common home!

          Reading Matters

          Ecosocialist Bookshelf, November 2022

          November 9, 2022

          Six new books and six recent essays: important reading for reds and greens

          WMO report

          The hottest eight years on record

          November 6, 2022

          Sea level rise accelerates, European glacier melt shatters records, extreme weather causes devastation

          Climate Talks

          COP27: Fiddling while the world burns

          November 5, 2022

          Effective action must replace talk, delay and false solutions

          Book review

          Slouching towards utopia, or hurtling towards disaster?

          October 25, 2022

          Top economist's paean to capitalism glosses over gross inequality, wars, and ecological destruction

          Climate Justice

          After the floods, Pakistan needs reparations, not charity

          October 10, 2022

          The people of Pakistan are the latest victims of a global crisis to which they have contributed almost nothing

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          Ecosocialist Bookshelf, October 2022

          October 4, 2022

          Seven new books for reds and greens

          Capital vs Commons

          Marx and Engels and Russia’s Peasant Communes

          October 3, 2022

          Would Marx support corporate land grabs?

          Social murder

          Free Market Genocides: The Real History of Trade

          September 27, 2022

          From Ireland to India, free trade brought plunder, famine and death

          Climate crisis

          1.5°C warming may trigger multiple tipping points

          September 13, 2022

          Five of sixteen identified tipping points are already in the danger zone

          Marxist Theory

          The meaning of ‘So-called Primitive Accumulation’

          September 5, 2022

          A key concept in Karl Marx's Capital is widely misunderstood

          Metabolic Rifts

          How plants transformed the Earth’s makeup

          August 31, 2022

          The evolution of land plants caused revolutionary changes from the surface to the deep interior

          Save the Blue Commons!

          How corporations are stealing the sea

          August 16, 2022

          Overfishing, seabed mining, corporate greed: it's time to take back control

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          Ecosocialist Bookshelf, August 2022

          August 14, 2022

          Seven new books for people who know that the point is to change the world

          UN Report

          Global hunger numbers jump; 2.3 billion are ‘food insecure’

          August 9, 2022

          World is further away from ending hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition

          Climate Crisis

          U.S. has the warmest nights ever

          August 8, 2022

          July 2022 was a textbook case of how global warming gets even more pronounced after dark.

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