Après moi le déluge! Fossil fuel abolitionism and the carbon bubble - part 1 In part one of this two-part article, we look at the so-called ‘carbon bubble’ – assets priced based…
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and its latest report The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report came out on Monday. This post includes…
What's wrong with Prometheanism? Simple questions of technological progress abound in metaphysical subtleties and theological niceties.
Murray Bookchin's libertarian technics The first in a series of critical introductions to thinkers and concepts that inform discussion of the climate crisis, looking at Murray Bookchin…
Let them eat growth Radicals are right to point out capitalism's need for growth at all costs is the road to ruin, but does runaway climate change wreck the prospect…
Communising energy: power to the people! A brief critique of the existing model of heat production in Britain and a comparison with a communal system. If you thought things were rosy in…
Who's afraid of ruins? Capitalism is locking-in climate change for centuries, but in the process, making radical social change more realistic than tinkering around the…
UK storms: a vision of the future The UK has been hit by a series of strong storms throughout January and into February, with no end in sight. This offers a case study of…
Out of the Woods - a new blog on climate change Announcing a new collaborative blog project to investigate capitalism and climate change.
The climate crisis …and the new green capitalism? Aufheben convincingly argue that "green capitalism" is not impossible, and that capital can recuperate environmental struggles.
Power Generation! The Climate Camp at Kingsnorth Paul M looks at the politics of the Climate Camp and its decision to go to Kingsnorth. Originally published in May 2008.