August 28, 2024
The author of The Rentier City speaks to GND Media about climate change, capitalism and why the Left should get to grips with the UK planning system.
Isaac Rose
August 12, 2024
Despite claiming to stand in alliance with the world’s working class, swathes of middle class activists are perpetuating classism by excluding, discounting and devaluing working class perspectives.
Emma River-Roberts
July 8, 2024
UK oil and gas projects must now take into account 'downstream' emissions.
Sarah Finch
June 10, 2024
Such a scheme could help remedy both ecological collapse and the problem of meaningless work, while also reconnecting humanity and non-human nature.
Andrew Ahern
May 29, 2024
Fossil fuel companies have hijacked sport — we must end their sponsorship once and for all.
Michael Hardy
April 9, 2024
There’s an alternative future within reach where councils build housing, create green jobs and provide publicly-owned buses and trams. But we won’t get there with one arm tied behind our backs.
Minesh Parekh
April 3, 2024
It has been described as "the 21st-century equivalent of a canary in a coal mine".
Jennifer Sizeland
March 25, 2024
Ecologically, the current food system is a disaster. We must fix it through legislation, incentives and public education.
Lennon Mudzengerere
March 8, 2024
A group of scientists have produced a groundbreaking study on the impact the climate crisis and human disturbance are having on the habitats of apex predators in the Greater Himalayas.
Pragathi Ravi
February 24, 2024
In 2024, socialism without ecology, biodiversity and the climate at its core is not a socialism that has any relevance for the people who are about to go through one of the greatest struggles in human history.
Adam Williams
February 19, 2024
BP's latest profits demonstrate that fossil fuel companies are structurally incapable of leading the clean energy transition. Only a state-led programme of transformative investment can deliver it.
Joseph Evans
November 10, 2023
Resisting borders is a key part of ending the climate crisis.
No Borders in Climate Justice
September 12, 2023
Even though developing countries’ contribution to greenhouse gas emissions is very low, they suffer the impacts of climate change the most.
Hyacinthe Niyitegeka
August 7, 2023
Forget the smiles and laughter. Angry people don’t laugh.
Adam Williams
June 30, 2023
Billed as a more inclusive, non-disruptive event, it may not have been insurgent but it did feel valuable.
Joel Stone
June 1, 2023
Activists should throw less orange paint and focus more on building alliances with working class communities.
Emma River-Roberts
May 26, 2023
What does a Green surge at the local elections mean for Labour? Is a Left UKIP possible?
Alex Champion
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April 27, 2023
While the treaty undoubtedly makes some progress, a number of challenges remain.
Chris Armstrong
March 24, 2023
Grief alone can never be a driver of climate action. We must let hope try.
Andrew Glassford
January 26, 2023
The clandestine climate activist group famous for covertly deflating the tyres of SUVs answered our questions about their tactics.
Anonymous
January 10, 2023
Key workers deserve better pay and conditions — and we need a strong trade union movement for a just transition.
Editorial
December 8, 2022
Victories like the loss and damage fund are a spark of hope, lit by the power of movements.
Amiteshwar Singh
October 29, 2022
No matter how good our medicine is, if we don’t tackle the systems which make people sick, we cannot heal them.
Rob Abrams, Abi Deivanayagam, Sara el-Solh, Rhiannon Osborne, Amiteshwar Singh
October 8, 2022
A report from the frontlines of the battle to save Ryebank Fields.
Lilly Hill
September 26, 2022
The Inflation Reduction Act will merely shore up the bottom line of capitalists. We need something that will revitalise American society.
David Griscom
August 30, 2022
The sweeping new bill to centralise the country's conservation projects under a 'super ministry' is unconstitutional and could create huge uncertainty if passed, critics say.
María Sagastume and Jorge Rodríguez
August 13, 2022
Far from being a neutral scientific proposal, geoengineering is deeply tied to imperial geopolitics and militarism.
George Buskell
July 9, 2022
In this opinion piece, Adam Williams reflects on Working Class Voices — a podcast series he hosted on how working class people view the climate movement.
Adam Williams
June 1, 2022
We must avoid repeating the same patterns of colonial exploitation and extraction that led to the climate crisis in the first place.
Andrea Gillespie
May 19, 2022
Acting locally allows us to build resilience, show solidarity and reconnect with the environment.
Emma de Saram
May 3, 2022
Labour councillors and Labour-held councils must show local communities that municipal socialism can create prosperity while tackling the climate crisis.
Aden Harris
April 9, 2022
War’s destruction of human and non-human life destroys the social and ecological conditions we need to build a better world.
Kai Heron
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April 2, 2022
The European Commission's 'Green Deal' is woefully inadequate. We need Europeans on the streets, citizens' assemblies, workers reskilled and MeRA25 in parliaments.
Dušan Pajović
March 26, 2022
A recent super typhoon in the Philippines underlines the need for the Global North to help the Global South address unfair climate damages.
Harpreet Kaur Paul
March 19, 2022
Building a just and climate-resilient future for India requires reforms which address pre-existing inequalities based on caste, class and gender.
Pooja Kishinani
March 14, 2022
A just transition means rejecting the failed electoralist strategies of social democracy and instead building a radical movement of movements.
Max Ajl
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