A key insight from the author of 'Risk Society'
Corporate power blocks global energy transition
A new report shows why an energy revolution is needed, and identifies the powerful forces that stand in the way.
A socialist defends nuclear energy
A contribution to an important debate. Is nuclear power essential or an unacceptable threat?
Global Wealth Inequality, Illustrated
Show this video to your friends who think capitalism is the way to end poverty.
Recovering our history: ‘Eco-Socialism in a Nutshell’
EXCLUSIVE: Climate and Capitalism is proud to republish a long unavailable pamphlet that introduced the coming together of greens and reds in comic strip form, in 1980.
Philippines: ‘Let our people live! Climate justice now!’
Filipino socialists respond to Typhoon Haiyen disaster: To save lives, redistribute food now! To prevent future catastrophes, stop economic and environmental plunder!
Only massive public investment can slash emissions
If we are not talking about massive public investments in green technology and social services then we are not really talking about responding to the climate emergency.
‘Growth imperative’ versus ‘climate imperative’
Attempts to use capitalist markets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions ignore the fact that fossil fuels are the lifeblood of the capitalist economy, and the strongest forces in the market are fossil fuel producers
In defense of Murray Bookchin
Ian Angus reviews 'Recovering Bookchin' -- An important book on the anarchist environmentalist that redeems his reputation and provides an invaluable overview of the political project he called social ecology.
Chevron’s scorched earth campaign to block justice
Oil giant Chevron is using its colossal wealth to destroy anyone who dares speak out against its destruction of people and land in Ecuador.
Fracking: not cheap, not safe, not welcome
Why the fight against 'hydraulic fracturing' for natural gas has become a key focus of environmental protests in Britain
Pipeline regulators schmooze while oil spills
U.S. pipeline regulators are like the college student who does his research at frat parties rather than in the library.
Is oil safer in pipelines than rail? Nope.
Setting the record straight: pipelines spill much more crude oil than rail cars.
Did McGill University whitewash asbestos?
Industry-funded research at one of Canada's largest universities has been used to cover up the overwhelming scientific evidence that asbestos is deadly
Bitumen vs cigarettes: Canada’s double standard on carcinogens
Carcinogens banned in restaurants and bars are encouraged in tar sands
Oceans on the brink of ecological collapse
Marine scientists say the health of the oceans is in crisis. A 'deadly trio' of emission impacts may have already initiated a mass extinction event, a mass die-off of species and catastrophic loss of biodiversity.
The best sentence I’ve read about postmodernism
An antidote to obfuscation
An open letter to the UK Green Left
Green Left activist Sean Thompson says ecosocialists should leave the rightward-moving Green Party, and join the effort to build a new political party of the left in Britain.
Manchester ecosocialists discuss ideas for action
Video from Ecosocialism 2013: Ideas for action, held in Manchester, UK, on October 15, 2013
Colombian peasants mobilize to block giant El Quimbo dam
Interview: How laborers, sharecroppers, and tenant farmers have united to block construction of the giant El Quimbo Dam, a multinational project that would destroy the homes and livelihoods of hundreds of peasant families in southern Colombia.