Why Ecosocialism? A Discussion of the Case for a Red-Green Future
The author initiates a wide-ranging debate on the great transition from capitalist destruction to a just and sustainable future.
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The Climate Crisis Keeps Getting Worse – And It Is Doing So at an Accelerating Rate: Four Articles
Top scientists warn of ‘ghastly future of mass extinction’ and climate disruption; New study shows Earth now warmer than any time in last 12,000 years; Global ice melt accelerating at record rate; Florida professor predicts Amazon rainforest collapse by 2064.
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Dismayed Citizens, Despondent Fisherfolk Watch as Mumbai’s Coastal Road Comes Up Rapidly
The entire project has been marked by opacity and lack of public consultation, say activists.
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More Important than Gold, Water Should Not be Traded on Wall Street
That we are approaching a global water crisis is alarming, yet more alarming is the fact that our Mother Water is going to be controlled by a privileged group of people who will determine its value to the world.
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You Don’t Want to Imagine an Ocean Without Coral Reefs – But You Might Have to
A UNEP report gives the chilling suggestion that corals will be wiped out by the 2040s.
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Modi Government Dismantles Environmental Safeguards
The Modi government has launched an aggressive campaign to push his pro-business neoliberal agenda at the expense of environmental laws.
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Resisting Amazon Is Not Futile
Amazon represents the pinnacle challenge to union organizers and socialists throughout the country. Are we in a 1919 moment, still a generation of failures away from breakthrough success? Or closer to 1935, approaching the tipping point of winning real worker power?
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Black Women, Mothers, Workers: The Frontlines of the MTST
In the Brazilian Homeless Workers’ Movement (MTST), it is women who organize the day-to-day of the occupations, head up the assemblies in the territories, and participate in the negotiations for land. A discussion with two women leaders of the MTST.
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Farmworkers’ Strike Forces Peruvian Congress to Repeal Agrarian Law
After five days of strikes and roadblocks by rural workers, Peru’s Congress forced to repeal the pro-corporate Agrarian Promotion Laws.
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UN Climate Report Calls Out Global Elite as Cause of the Crisis
The UN Emissions Gap Report released on Dec 9 points out that the 1% richest people on the planet are responsible for emissions equal to that of the poorest 50% of the world’s population.
