Deep ecology versus ecosocialism, part 4. A prominent Marxist Humanist says that Saral Sarkar’s defense of Malthus against Marx and Engels is “astoundingly wrong-headed” Related posts… (auto-generated) Eco-Socialism and the Population Question: An...
Deep ecology versus ecosocialism, part 3: Saral Sarkar explains why he thinks population reduction is essential, and why he nevertheless calls himself an eco-socialist. Related posts… (auto-generated) Eco-Socialism and the Population Question: An...
“There is no economic mechanism that can substitute for the initiative of an aroused populace.” Related posts… (auto-generated) What the new IPCC report says about climate change and land A lesson from the yellow vests: Carbon taxes burn...
If the Earth is too crowded right now, it is because we have too many billionaires. Related posts… (auto-generated) What the new IPCC report says about climate change and land The return of the population bombers The Great Distraction:...
"I soon came to the conclusion that neither international cooperation nor technological advancements would guarantee human societies to build and safely run nuclear reactors"
Pablo Solón has been at the forefront of the battle for climate justice — the effort to address the climate crisis in an urgent and equitable manner. Related posts… (auto-generated) What the new IPCC report says about climate change and land...
60% of U.S. farmers get no aid, while government programs subsidize the wealthiest agri-businesses and absentee land owners Related posts… (auto-generated) What the new IPCC report says about climate change and land $88 billion a year in subsidies...
reviewed by Louis Proyect The Unrepentant Marxist, June 21, 2011 If a Tree Falls: a Story of the Earth Liberation Front is a powerful documentary on what the ruling elite have dubbed eco-terrorists. After you have finished watching it, you will...
Canada’s ‘justice system’ strikes again. The Canadian and Alberta governments have successfully prevented the Beaver Lake Cree Nation from obtaining free legal representation in their fight against the tar sands. Related posts…...
“One does not need to be a socialist to understand that socialism has been a part of this country’s journey from the start.”—John Nichols Related posts… (auto-generated) The Return of Nature: Socialism and Ecology On ’60 Minutes’...
Trailer for the new feature documentary about environmental direct action Related posts… (auto-generated) Climate Change: Why we can’t trust mainstream media What the new IPCC report says about climate change and land A tale of two...
Every month for the past 25 years the global temperature has been above the 20th Century average. And the rate of increase is speeding up. Related posts… (auto-generated) What the new IPCC report says about climate change and land State of the...
Evo Morales’ government is poised to pass a law that ensures Bolivians can feed themselves, and protects the environment Related posts… (auto-generated) Declaration of South African Food Sovereignty Campaign Feminism and the global fight for...
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is rubber-stamping applications to extend the life of nuclear plants by 50%, with no independent safety review. The industry claims the reactors were not designed for a specific life span. They lie. Related posts…...
Bill McKibben: “Exploiting the tar sands is a crime, pure and simple—and, given the stakes, it is one of the most staggering the world has ever seen.” Related posts… (auto-generated) EnergyEast tar sands pipeline faces growing opposition...
Carbon markets are open to fraud, misrepresentation and organized crime … and they do not reduce greenhouse gas emissions Related posts… (auto-generated) Carbon trade markets collapsing Durban conference must reject carbon markets for...
If the world’s ultra-rich wanted to, they could totally pay off the Greek and U.S. debts, and they would still be rich. Instead, they want us to pay. Too Much, the excellent (and free) weekly newsletter published by the Institute for Policy Studies...
Many of the June 5 rallies in Australia were the opposite of effective mass action – No community involvement in organising the events, no local buildup, no local follow-up, no march, no energy. This approach is no model for the future...
Our growing reliance on corporate food and farming concentrates and amplifies risk in new and unprecedented ways, at scales never seen before. The question of who defines “food safety” is increasingly central to the struggle over the future of food...
“We need to up the ante for those pursuing business as usual, the relentless expansion of oil and gas infrastructure that is causing these problems and guaranteeing that they will be worse in the future.” Related posts… (auto-generated)...
