The Destruction of Nature - Anton Pannekoek
This early article by the renown socialist scholar, as well as respected astronomer, Anton Pannekoek, goes a long way to dispel the idea that socialists have held a very productivist view about mankind's relationship with the environment. It deserves a wide circulation within the ecology movement.
Thunberg's Call for General Strikes: The Confusions of a Liberal Protest
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jul 17 2019 10:57
The Youth Climate Protest have turned to the mass strike as a weapon of protest. Unconsciously, they have grafted one of the major elements in the struggle for working class revolution onto their "utopian-reformist" demands. In doing so they distort the real meaning of such a strike.
Climate grief, climate anger
Submitted by Gabriel Levy on Jun 25 2019 07:51
Climate grief can turn to climate anger, which can be a powerful force for change
Climate Change: Capitalism is the Problem
Submitted by Internationalis... on May 7 2019 09:37
The capitalist mode of production, characterised by exchange for profit, private property, wage labour and capital accumulation, has only existed for around 300 years. Since the late 19th century it has found its way to even the most remote corners of the Earth by the way of exploitation, dispossession and imperialist competition. It has brought immense scientific and technological progress but at great cost. Wars, poverty, hunger, inequality, and oppression have plagued this system throughout its existence.
Anarchy #069
Issue of Anarchy magazine from November 1966, this issue is focussed on Ecology.
Anarchism and Agriculture
ALAN ALBON is a farm worker in Sussex
Midnight Notes vol 02 #01 (1980) – The Work/Energy Crisis and the Apocalypse
3rd issue of the autonomist journal Midnight Notes
P.M. - "The Power Of The Neighbourhood" and The Commons
The follow up to Bolo'Bolo which expands on the idea of the role of sustainable community units after capitalism.
Originally published by Autonomedia in 2014.
Taken from http://o500.org/
P.M. - Bolo'Bolo
A playful description of a world composed of small community units (Bolos) after capitalism.
Originally published by Semiotext(e)/Autonomedia in 1983.
Taken from http://o500.org/
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