Ian Angus Editor, Climate & Capitalism The following is adapted from a short report I gave to the June 14 membership meeting of the Global Ecosocialist Network. The five studies I describe,all published […]
The Global Ecosocialist Network [GEN] is holding its first public event. This will be a transcontinental FACEBOOK LIVE meeting on Sunday 7 June. It will feature an ecosocialist discussion on COVID 19, CAPITALISM AND […]
Dr Lee Humber Author of Vital Signs:the Deadly Costs of Health Inequality. As the world continues in lockdown, and governments fumble for ways of getting us out and back to work, questions remain about […]
Asbjørn Wahl First published on LuXemburg site in German: https://www.zeitschrift-luxemburg.de/transportsektor/ ” The transport sector represents one of the biggest challenges when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions. They are increasing faster than […]
Covid-19: Global Ecosocialist Network Statement At its inaugural meeting by video conference on 3 May GEN unanimously adopted the following statement on the Covid-19 pandemic. GEN sees the appalling Covid -19 pandemic as […]
Quincy Saul Welcome to the crisis which is not yet a catastrophe, to the pandemic which is not yet a plague, to the real which is not yet a desert. We are captive […]
Memet Uludag Alan Thornett’s article on ‘Covid-19: the ecological dimension’ http://www.globalecosocialistnetwork.net/2020/04/07/covid-19-the-ecological-dimension/ makes many valid and important points. He is right to stress that such pandemics ‘are an integral part of the global ecological crisis […]
Patrick Bond sends this very useful report on an interesting forum in South Africa with links to many of the contributions including his own. Patrick is Professor at the University of the Western Cape […]
In an interview with roape.net, ecosocialist and writer Ian Angus, founding member of GEN, discusses the environmental crisis, the Anthropocene and Covid-19. He argues that new viruses, bacteria and parasites spread from wildlife to humans […]
Jesus M. Castillo, Professor of Ecology at the University of Seville, contributes a second article analysing the coronavirus crisis from an ecological standpoint. The global ecological crisis is one of the main causes […]
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