The US government report that minimized pipeline environmental impact was drafted by consultants who also work for TransCanada and the American Petroleum Institute.
New pipeline plan dwarfs Keystone XL
First Nations and environmentalists vow to fight proposal to pump over a million barrels of tar sands oil and bitumen a day -- 33% more than Keystone -- from Alberta to the Atlantic Ocean
Photos: A tar sands pipeline-in-waiting
TransCanada wants to pump tar sands crude through this pipeline
Tar Free 613
Stop the Energy East pipeline
Oil, energy and capitalism: An unpublished talk by Barry Commoner
"Oil companies do not operate for the purpose of producing oil. They operate for the purpose of producing maximum profit. To solve the energy crisis, we have to reorganize our economic system."
Quebec ecosocialists analyse the Lac-Mégantic tragedy
The catastrophe at Lac-Mégantic is not an isolated or technical problem. It poses the need for social mobilisation aimed at ecological transition and liberation from unscrupulous big business and its accomplices in the Canadian State.
The food crisis and agroecology
"With agroecology we can produce enough food to feed the world, but if the inequalities and structural forces that cause hunger are not resolved, then hunger will continue, whether or not we produce enough."
Just say no to TransCanada’s tar sands pipeline
Climate & Capitalism editor challenges mayor to oppose a dangerous and destructive pipeline project in Eastern Ontario
Lac-Mégantic and the presumed innocence of capitalism
The Lac-Mégantic disaster shows once again that capitalists are self-interested, uncaring, anti-social actors, not worthy of presumptions in their favor.
US Greens propose steps to economic and ecological sanity
A deep green program for saving the world and building better lives: Reduce working hours and ensure that everyone has enough work while no one is overworked, while building safer and healthier communities.
International manifesto of the women of Via Campesina
We are fighting for our rights, against neo-liberalism and patriarchy, for food sovereignty with gender justice
The Lac-Mégantic disaster: Capitalism kills
Two articles identify the root cause of Canada's worst train disaster: a system that always puts profit before people.
It's time to take our heads out of the tar sands
Quebec activists: Local tragedies, such as the one in Lac Megantic, must not distract from the global tragedy which threatens us all.
Video: Why we need an ecosocialist revolution
Ian Angus's talk at at Socialism 2013
This land is your land, this land is fracking land
Obama proposes a vast expansion of fracking on public and tribal lands -- under rules written by the drilling industry
Ottawa activists launch anti-pipeline campaign
Environmentalists aim to build broad movement to block TransCanada's plan to pipe tar sands bitumen through sensitive ecosystems in Canada's capital city.
Why we need an ecosocialist revolution
Ian Angus: “It’s not enough to say that socialism is the solution. In the 21st century, fighting capitalist ecocide must be at the heart of our vision, our program and our activity.”
Feminism and ecosocialism: a necessary alliance
Brazilian socialist leader Tárzia Medeiros: Ecosocialist and feminist struggles overlap and stand as the great reference point for our defence of common goods in our country and our continent.
Obama's climate speech: No cause for celebration
Chris Williams: The president's timid and grudging response to the global emergency shows the need to build a more powerful independent environmental movement
An avoidable environmental tragedy in India
Radhika Krishnan: Massive flooding kills and isolates thousands in Uttarakhand, a predictable disaster caused by the 'development' policies of India's ruling class