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Less of What We Don't Need
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Decriminalized Marijuana Reinvents Racism and Poisoning
Contribution to the development of an ecosocialist program
The ecocidal accumulation of capital threatens the very conditions of human life on the planet. The Covid pandemic confirms this, insofar as the increase in zoonoses over the last forty years is attributable to the destruction of ecosystems. The global ecological limits of sustainable human development have been crossed in several areas (climate, biodiversity, nitrogen and land use). They are in the process of being crossed in chemical and plastic pollution, while there is great uncertainty about other key factors of sustainability (freshwater resources, fine-particle pollut
The Climate and the Republic, Melting Down in Real Time
Green Capitalism "Can't Work"
Daniel Tanuro argued that the energy transition would require an increase in fossil energy, and therefore an increase in emissions. So somewhere along the line, to balance the climate equation, we need to compensate for this by cutting production and transport. He suggested eliminating useless or harmful production, such as weapons production or advertising.
The government's climate plans that have been adopted to date would put global warming at 3.2°C. But there won't be any civilisation at 3.2°C, Tanuro said, as there won't be enough food for everyone.
Cap the War, Cap the Wells: A Bipartisan Oil Rush or the Phasing Out of Fossil Fuels?
Cuba Prepares for Disaster
Why We Need Much More than the Green New Deal
The digital world's real-world impact on the environment
Four scientists, a few small nations, and making unthinkable climate action possible
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