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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

Change and flux

16 Dec 1999

Danny Hammill reviews 'Almost like a whale: The origin of species updated' by Steve Jones

Turning the GM tide?

08 Jul 1999

Mary Godwin reviews 'Genetic engineering, food and our environment: a brief guide' by Luke Anderson

Prince of fools

10 Jun 1999

Challenge for working class

25 Feb 1999

Genetically modified food

Controlling nature

03 Sep 1998

Red-green debate

The greening of socialism

20 Aug 1998

Terry Liddle of the Green Party opened a discussion on red-green cooperation at Communist University ’98. Here are extracts from his contributions

Let them eat tacks

14 May 1998

Humanising our environment

17 Jul 1997

Do communists support a ban on fox-hunting or do we defend the ‘democratic rights’ of fox-hunters? Is a campaign to ban fox-hunting a ‘diversion’ from serious politics? Danny Hammill gives his view on some of these issues, debated at a recent CPGB London seminar

Reactionaries attack science

06 Mar 1997

Nothing less

31 Oct 1996

Mad government disease

28 Mar 1996

Fascist distortions

07 Mar 1996

John Bayliss reviews 'Ecofascism' by Janet Biehl and Peter Staudenmaier (AK Press, pp73, £5.00)

Heresy and orthodoxy

15 Feb 1996

Danny Hammill reviews 'Reinventing Darwin: The Great Evolutionary Debate' by Niles Eldredge, (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1995, pp244)

The Darwinian revolution

21 Dec 1995

Danny Hammill reviews 'Darwin’s Dangerous Idea: Evolution and the Meanings of Life' by Daniel Dennett (The Penguin Press 1995, pp586) and 'River out of Eden: A Darwinian View of Life' by Richard Dawkins (Weidenfield & Nicolson 1995, pp172)

Shell survives

29 Jun 1995

Brent Spar is moved but Shell lives to fight another day

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