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Climate change

Day school: Marxism and Nature

Posted on 27th April 2016 by Camilla

A one-day conference hosted by International Socialism Thank you to all the speakers, chairs, contributors, stallholders and helpers who took part in this conference. Here is a photo of the opening session and videos of all the speakers Capitalism’s thirst… Continue Reading →

Conferences & day schools Climate change, nature

Jobs, justice, climate: The struggle continues

Posted on 6th January 2016 by Camilla

A review of Paul Hampton, Workers and Trade Unions for Climate Solidarity: Tackling Climate Change in a Neoliberal World (Routledge Studies in Climate, Work and Society, 2015), £90 The complete and utter failure of the world’s governments to take meaningful… Continue Reading →

Book reviews Climate change

Up against the clock: Climate, social movements and Marxism

Posted on 5th October 2015 by Camilla

Time is running out. This is not an alarmist call to arms but a reflection of the scientific consensus about what is happening to the climate and what will happen in the coming years unless action to reduce emissions of… Continue Reading →

Analysis Climate change

Hungry for justice

Posted on 6th July 2015 by Camilla

Elaine Graham-Leigh, A Diet of Austerity: Class, Food and Climate Change (Zero Books, 2015), £12.99   In December last year the All-Party Parliamentary Inquiry into Hunger in the UK, “Feeding Britain” (funded from the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Charitable Trust), reported… Continue Reading →

Book reviews Climate change, Food

Good sense on global warming

Posted on 10th October 2014 by ISJ

Good sense, for Antonio Gramsci, was the “healthy nucleus of common sense”.1 This article tries to make sense of what Gramsci meant by good sense, and seeks to develop his understanding of good sense into a resource we can use… Continue Reading →

Analysis Climate change, Environment

Environmentalism in crisis: neoliberal conservation and wilderness romanticism

Posted on 2nd April 2014 by ISJ

A review of Tony Juniper, What has Nature ever done for us? How Money really does grow on Trees (Profile Books, 2013), £9.99, and George Monbiot, Feral: Searching for Enchantment on the Frontiers of Rewilding (Allen Lane, 2013), £11.99 In… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Book reviews Climate change, Environment

Climate change: it’s even worse than we thought

Posted on 9th January 2013 by ISJ

Whatever else it is remembered for, 2012 is likely to go down in history as the year when climate change began noticeably to change the face of the planet. The trends we are beginning to see mean that global warming… Continue Reading →

Analysis Climate change, Environment

The growth paradigm: a critique

Posted on 27th March 2012 by ISJ

In respect of climate change, the hurricane that tore into New York was the game changer. The floods it unleashed forced the authorities to organise a mass airlift evacuation of much of the city’s population, and to begin planning the… Continue Reading →

Analysis Climate change, Environment

Why we should be sceptical of climate sceptics

Posted on 4th January 2011 by ISJ

Climate science came massively under attack in 2010. Leaked emails from the Climate Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia were spun by the right wing media to claim that climate scientists had hidden and manipulated data. The… Continue Reading →

Analysis Climate change, Environment

Climate politics after Copenhagen

Posted on 15th April 2010 by ISJ

The global economic crisis of the last two years has transformed the nature of climate politics in two ways. The turning point was Copenhagen. First, the economic crisis has changed the nature of climate politics at the top. From 2005… Continue Reading →

Analysis Climate change, Environment

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