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Produce Less
Ruthless Settlements: BHP, Brazil and the Samarco Fundão Dam Class Action
by:
Dr Binoy Kampmark
Fukushima: Stumbling Through Deconstruction of Reactor Meltdowns
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John LaForge
Dominance of Mining Corporations and Distressed Democracy in Odisha
by:
Bhabani Shankar Nayak
Farmers’ Rejection of GM Potatoes Supported by Senior Scientist
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Bharat Dogra
Why Did The FBI Show Up At Alison Weir’s Door?
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Robert Inlakesh
Europe’s Thirst for Green Imperialism in Serbia
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Revolutionary People’s Party-Front
12 economic growth myths and how to counter them
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Dave Darby
Biodevastation
‘Serious Risk’ of Vital Ocean Current Collapse by 2100, Warn Scientists
by:
Olivia Rosane
Ironic and Tragic: Technological Fundamentalism and Our Fear of Limits
by:
Robert Jensen
We Really Need a Plan
by:
Zia Gallina
Amber Waves of Solar: The Limits of Power Density
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Henry Robertson
Bicycle And Transition Town
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T Vijayendra
Politics
A New Age of Presidential Unilaterism?
by:
Karen J Greenberg
South Koreans Defy Biden’s Man in Seoul
by:
Tim Shorrock
UN report accuses Israel of willfully destroying Gaza’s health care infrastructure
by:
Carlyn Zwarenstein
Brazil’s Veto of Venezuela into BRICS Burst the PT’s Narrative Bubble
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Andrew Korybko
Seattle Diary: 25 Years After
by:
Jeffrey St. Clair
The Zionist Effort to Defund Climate and Environmental Justice
by:
Anthony Karefa Rogers-Wright
Understanding Hamas and Why That Matters
by:
Ann Garrison
Labor/Economics
G20 knocks out G7 agendas
by:
Pepe Escobar
The Globalized Industrial Farm System is Destroying the World
by:
Helena Norberg-Hodge
The white saviour complex and global AI governance
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Shamira Ahmed
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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