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Society & Culture > Ecology

To save the planet, fight for a red world

03 Dec 2009

Capitalism is showing itself to be totally incapable of cutting back on carbon emissions, writes Eddie Ford

Fiddling while planet Earth burns

02 Nov 2006

Simon Wells reviews George Monbiot's Heat: how to stop the planet burning Penguin, 2006, pp276, £17.99

Change and climate inseparable

02 Nov 2006

Climate change and the necessity of communism

02 Nov 2006

No to market solutions. Jack Conrad explains why capitalism is the problem

The limits of green politics

26 Oct 2006

Green politics have caught on in a big way. Jack Conrad explores their contours, limitations and contradictions

The power of reason and the market

28 Sep 2006

Simon Wells is not impressed by the market solutions to climate change advocated by Al Gore in Davis Guggenheim's film An inconvenient truth

Prophet flawed

10 Aug 2006

Green Party member Derek Wall remembers Murray Bookchin (1921-2006)

No future in the past

29 Jun 2006

Jack Conrad questions the romantic image of prehistory presented by green thinkers

On your bike

08 Jun 2006

Phil Kent criticises the limitations of greenism

Changing solutions

08 Jun 2006

Tony Stevens says broadness for its own sake will achieve nothing, as the June 3 Campaign against Climate Change conference showed

Changes and responses

01 Jun 2006

Climate change is nothing new. Nor can we stop it. What we need, insists Jack Conrad, is a society that can cope with sudden change

Natural insights

20 Apr 2006

Derek Wall, a founder member of Green Revolution, the socialist platform in the Green Party of England and Wales, reviews Nikolai Bukharin Philosophical Arabesques Pluto Press, 2005, pp407, £35

Darker shades of green

20 Apr 2006

Jack Conrad questions the romantic images presented by green primitives and cautions against the seductive lures of ecofascism

Natural insights

13 Apr 2006

Derek Wall, a founder member of Green Revolution, the socialist platform in the Green Party of England and Wales, reviews Nikolai Bukharin Philosophical Arabesques Pluto Press, 2005, pp407, £35

Greenism and neo-Malthusian pseudo-science

06 Apr 2006

In the first of three articles Jack Conrad argues that the global ecological crisis cannot be explained by crude overpopulation theories. Each social formation has its own laws, including laws of population

Cuckoos in the nest

09 Feb 2006

The Campaign Against Climate Change looks set to grow in 2006, writes John Downes. But where is it going programmatically?

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