Blending essay and fiction, Holly Jean Buck argues that ecosocialists must engage with new technologies

by Justin Reynolds
Feb. 20, 2020

Reviewing Naomi Klein's book "On Fire: The (Burning) Case for a Green New Deal", the author challenges Klein's view that the right can and should be useful in any challenge to ecological disaster.

by Angela Mitropoulos
Jan. 12, 2020

There are potential contradictions between decarbonisation in the Global North and the needs of communities in the Global South. How should we handle them?

by Daniel Willis
Nov. 18, 2019

The economy is already planned, the task is for that planning to be based on democratic & ecosocialist values not profit.

by Michael Malloy
Oct. 6, 2019

The scale of the climate is global, but propositions on the left have largely confined themselves to the scale of the national and territoriality bounded - any Green New Deal must include free movement

by Conor Sewell
Sept. 19, 2019

To solve the disastrous impact of capitalism on the climate, we need to understand that the economy, the energy system, and the environment are all inextricably linked.

by Simon Mair
July 7, 2019

Technocratic policy fixes and sci-fi fantasies won’t save us—ecological collapse calls us to rethink our attitudes to extraction, exploitation, and interconnection.

by josie sparrow
June 16, 2019

Appeals to a fantasy past won't save us. We need to imagine—and plan for—a better, greener future.

by Gareth Fearn
June 14, 2019

Recent attempts to rehabilitate vitalism, despite claims to be radically ecological, are an example of how fascism re-appropriates the past in an attempt to colonise the future.

by josie sparrow
March 10, 2019