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Produce Less
‘Urban Greenlash’: Why is climate action facing opposition across cities?
by:
Neelakshi Joshi
Joshua Frank on the Dark Side of Green Energy
by:
Joshua Frank
Earthy Governance: How to learn about democracy from Indigenous Peoples
by:
Shrishtee Bajpai and Ashish Kothari
The radical ecology of Rosa Luxemburg
by:
Paul Le Blanc
Deported Cubans: The Silence of the Lambs
by:
Raúl Antonio Capote
Biodevastation
Israeli incitement campaign paves the way for attacks on Gaza hospitals, threatening Palestinians’ means of survival
by:
Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor
Conserving a Connected Ocean
by:
Marie-May Jeremie
Rivers are more than Water: They are the Arteries of the Earth
by:
Advocate Sudhakar Shunmugam
Ocean Death Countdown
by:
Robert Hunziker
Climate Breakdown imperiling Coral Reefs: “Rainforests of the Sea”
by:
H. Patricia Hynes
Politics
Mamdani and the Zionist Shakedown
by:
Margaret Kimberley
Sabrina Fernandes: The Ecosocialist Alternative
by:
Sabrina Fernandes and Federico Fuentes
Brazil’s Angry Tide and the Struggles Ahead
by:
Vijay Prashad
The Urgency of Recognizing the Ansar Allah Government in Yemen
by:
Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J. S. Davies
Israel Bans Polanski After UK’s Green Party Votes to Classify Zionism as Racism
by:
Shireen Akram Boshar
Labor/Economics
Reflections on academic tenure prompted by events at The New School
by:
Thomas Palley
Minimum Wage Theft in Germany
by:
Thomas Klikauer
What Is Green Social Thought?
The Philosophy of Green Social Thought
We live in a capitalist economic system that is based on continued growth which threatens the survival of humans and most animals and plants. This economic system is protected by a military-cultural-political system that maintains global domination.
Our challenge is to advocate and create an alternative that empowers people across the planet, while establishing a new economy and global social order based on equity, social justice and peace. We believe that only a truly democratic economic order can enhance the quality of life. Achieving that requires eliminating unnecessary production, drastically reducing the US military, ensuring satisfaction of needs for all people, and placing the survivability of the ecosphere at the center of our social, political, and cultural life.
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