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
Expensive, dangerous, unnecessary
04 Mar 2021
The solution to global warming does not rely on going over to nuclear power and a thousand Sizewell Cs - an accelerationist delusion, argues Eddie Ford
Luddite delusions
25 Feb 2021
Our arguments about energy forms must be based on solid grounds, says an insistent Emil Jacobs
No escape from Earth
25 Feb 2021
Dreams of Martian colonies cannot substitute for revolutionary change on this planet, argues Paul Demarty
Swords into ploughshares?
18 Feb 2021
Nuclear power is no answer to global warming, argues Eddie Ford - it is incredibly expensive and inherently dangerous
Loss of biodiversity continues
01 Oct 2020
A global socialist solution is becoming ever more urgent declares Jim Moody
Socialism or extinction
17 Sep 2020
Wildfires in Oregon and California point towards catastrophe in the near future, writes Eddie Ford
Arguing against the wrong ‘Marxism’
17 Sep 2020
Despite commonly believed myths, writes Chris Gray, Marx and Engels saw human emancipation as linked to the protection and enhancement of nature
Unrecyclable threat
25 Jun 2020
Jim Moody reviews Deia Schlosberg’s The story of plastic
Interlocking phenomena
25 Jun 2020
What is the connection between the coronavirus pandemic, ecological catastrophe and global capitalism? Mehdi Kia investigates
Nature and humanity
09 Apr 2020
Did Engels really seek to water down Marx’s concern for the environment? Quite the opposite, argues Michael Roberts
Premonition of the future
09 Jan 2020
Australia’s fires are a perfect illustration of the environmental crisis facing the planet, writes Eddie Ford
Avoiding extinction for real
17 Oct 2019
As the Met clamps down on Extinction Rebellion protests, Paul Demarty looks at the choices facing the movement
No future in the past
27 Jun 2019
Jack Conrad concludes his series of articles by questioning both brutish and romantic images of pre-modern society
Drawn to the flame
20 Jun 2019
Jack Conrad shows why primitivists and other such deep greens are more than predisposed to the lures of ecofascism
Colours, shades, limits
13 Jun 2019
In the second of four articles Jack Conrad explores the good, the bad and the ugly sides of green political thought