Tag - Martin Empson

Food and Farming • Hunger and Famine • Inequality & Class • Latin America

Beginning to end hunger: Belo Horizonte shows the way

July 4, 2018

A Brazilian city’s food program feeds the hungry and supports local farmers. It succeeds...

Africa • Books & Reports • Climate Justice • Corporate polluters • Ecosocialism • History • Inequality & Class

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, June 2018

June 4, 2018

New Books! Red-Green Revolution. Rural Class Struggle. Climate Anthropology. Will Big Business...

Books & Reports • Climate Change

Ecological science fiction: Two hits and a miss

January 5, 2018

Three novels by Kim Stanley Robinson: Aurora is monumental and Shaman is a great evocation of the...

Books & Reports • Ecosocialism • History • Marxist Ecology • Science

‘A Redder Shade of Green’ explores the intersections...

June 26, 2017

Martin Empson says Ian Angus's new book makes the case for a renewed synthesis between science and...

Anthropocene • Books & Reports

An interesting but flawed take on the Anthropocene

June 4, 2017

Martin Empson says The Shock of the Anthropocene is a interesting account of the global...

Biodiversity • Books & Reports • Food and Farming

Dead Zone: Where the Wild Things Were

April 10, 2017

Martin Empson reviews an important book for activists, a frightening examination of the impact of...