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Voting for liberals won’t work. Nor will isolated actions by small groups. Building mass movements is hard work, but it is the only way to win
The post There is no shortcut to an ecosocialist future first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
Unprecedented global temperatures made last month the hottest September since 1880. 2020 will likely be one of the three warmest years on record.
The post Earth just had its hottest September on record first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
China’s reckless mode of development has savaged its environment and ecology. Is a new revolution the only way to prevent disaster?
The post Review: 'China's Engine of Environmental Collapse' first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
A live meeting with the left’s top pandemic analysts. Sponsored by Global Ecosocialist Network and System Change Not Climate Change. Saturday October 17
The post Mike Davis & Rob Wallace: COVID, Capitalism, and Ecology first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
Should the ecological left aim to reduce all consumption, or to radically transform the prevalent type of consumption?
The post Ecosocialism and/or Degrowth? first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
The new Living Planet report grimly documents global environmental destruction, but lets the responsible systems and institutions off the hook
The post Capitalism is killing the world’s wildlife, not ‘humanity’ first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
Gradual reforms can’t do the job: only profoundly radical measures can ensure human survival in an epoch of global sickening.
The post Book Review: Corona, Climate, Chronic Emergency first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
Australian ecosocialists call for a new mass movement to stop capitalism from destroying our common future.
The post For an egalitarian, cooperative road to ecosocialism! first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
Continuing Ian Angus’s examination of the ‘deadly trio’ of CO2-driven assaults on ocean life. Part two: The ocean is losing its breath.
The post Triple Crisis in the Anthropocene Ocean. Part Two: Running Low on Oxygen first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
In ‘The Return of Nature,’ Foster shows that a chain of ideas connects Marx and Engels to today’s greatest ecological thinkers, from Rachel Carson to Barry Commoner
The post Nature and Society, from Karl Marx to Rachel Carson first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
Scientists call them a ‘deadly trio.’ If acidification, oxygen loss, and overheating are not ended soon, a massive die-off of ocean life may be unstoppable.
The post Triple Crisis in the Anthropocene Ocean. Part One: Corrosive Seas first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
Five new books and an essential magazine! Science for People; Katrina’s History; Small Farm Future; Mass Migration; Energy and Work; China’s Environmental Crisis
The post Ecosocialist Bookshelf, September 2020 first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
Mass grassroots campaign calls for system change now and for a climate justice deal that ends the suffering of the most vulnerable and oppressed
The post South African movement adopts Climate Justice Charter first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
‘Climate Change Solutions’ shows that capitalism cannot solve the climate crisis, but the alternatives it offers don’t meet the challenge
The post Ecosocialist critique lacks a concrete program for radical change first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
Should ecosocialists put aside calls for radical social change until after we win reforms that solve the climate crisis within capitalism?
The post Does fighting climate change require postponing the fight for system change? first appeared on Climate & Capitalism.
