Tag: Ecology

Our Preoccupation with the Presidency is Killing the Planet

May 9, 2019

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fitzdon

The 2020 US presidential campaign is already underway. With each day that passes between now and election day, all other topics will receive less attention, both from talking heads on the news and from regular folks (and bots) in the social media universe. This is quite unfortunate because the race for this office is far…
In Praise of Dead Trees

Jan 27, 2019

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fitzdon

Like most people I once viewed dead trees as an indicator of some presumed problem in the forest—that a ‘healthy” forest was one with a minimum of dead trees and largely free of wildfire, insects, and disease. Oh yes, I knew that a few snags were good for woodpeckers, and as a fly fisherman I…
The Economy of an Ecological Society Will Be at the Service of Humanity

Aug 20, 2017

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rsburke

Mark Karlin interviews Fred Magdoff about the book he has recently co-authored with Chris Williams, "Creating an Ecological Society."
New Catalan political space: one hurdle cleared on the road to left unity

Jun 30, 2017

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fitzdon

The struggle to build a Catalan political force inspiring the level of support and activism needed to implement radical social change took a step forward in Barcelona on April 8, when the new “political subject” provisionally called Un País en Comú (“A Country Together”) held its founding congress. Un País en Comú, whose final…
Murray Bookchin’s New Life

Jul 11, 2016

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rsburke

In this article, Damien White offers a sympathetic yet critical appraisal of the works of Murray Bookchin and their relevance for the 21st century.

Tag: Ecology

Our Preoccupation with the Presidency is Killing the Planet

In Praise of Dead Trees

The Economy of an Ecological Society Will Be at the Service of Humanity

New Catalan political space: one hurdle cleared on the road to left unity

Murray Bookchin’s New Life