Athirappally Project: Lessons for Kerala from the Silent Valley Movement
Long before India understood the concept of ecology, a group of scientists and intellectuals saved a forest. Here’s how they did it and how it can be done again.
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Long before India understood the concept of ecology, a group of scientists and intellectuals saved a forest. Here’s how they did it and how it can be done again.
The Nisarga cyclone that caused substantial damage to Raigad and Ratnagiri districts was nature’s warning that the currently operative warped development policies cannot continue forever.
The historic movements for Black lives against white supremacy have raised class consciousness to unprecedented levels. Why are race and white supremacy so central to class consciousness?
What we are now seeing in the USA are the perfectly predictable and preventable consequences of a system that prioritizes profits over people’s lives.
Chomsky talks about the unprecedented scope and scale of the protests against the police murder of George Floyd, and why Donald Trump’s refusal to act to stop the impending catastrophe of climate change makes him “the worst criminal in human history.”
John Bellamy Foster [The following was published as part of roundtable in answer to the question: What is the main lesson that environmental movements should carry forward from the coronavirus pandemic? —Ed.] In his classic ecological work, The Part Played by Labour in the Transition from Ape to Man, Frederick Engels observed that “in nature…
NAPM condems Centre’s announcement of auction of coal blocks for commercial mining, saying it will destroy bio-diverse rich, adivasi heartlands; UN Chief also calls upon countries to make investments in non-polluting energy sources.
Extracts from the first-ever climate change assessment report by the Indian government.
Towards a atma nirbhar, seed sovereign, food sovereign India through regenerative agriculture (jaivik kheti) and local, circular, solidarity, economies.
Never before this year 2020 has the world-famous Doomsday Clock registered only “100 seconds-to-midnight.”
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