This post is based on a talk I gave at an on-line event on the Roadmap to Ecosocialism, on 10 September. I have added…
The international climate talks in Egypt ā the 27th Conference of Parties to the 1992 UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, or…
Putin claims to be defending populations in the Donbas. In fact, the Kremlin-controlled statelets there are dominated by military rule and repression of organized labor
To end our fossil fuel addiction we need a fundamental technological change ā but this cannot happen without changing our social and economic systems
The transition away from fossil fuels will be a transition away from capitalism towards a society that lives in harmony with nature, fashioning from it what it needs, not what feeds profit. Politically, that has to be fought for outside the UN process
by Simon Pirani Russia appears close to striking a bargain under which its oil companies would retain lucrative projects in a post-Saddam,…
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