Marxism & ecology

The struggle for ecology under socialism

Models of Nature
By Douglas R. Weiner

In defence of Murray Bookchin

Recovering Bookchin: Social ecology and the crises of our time

Climate change: What would Frederick Engels say?

By Martin O'Beirne

John Bellamy Foster: The epochal crisis -- the combined capitalist economic and planetary ecological crises

[Links International Journal of Socialist Rene

Simon Butler: Marxism and the ecological revolution (audio)

Simon Butler.

The Great Rift: Capitalism and the metabolism of nature and production

August 7, 2013 –

Oil, energy and capitalism: An unpublished talk by Barry Commoner

Barry Commoner.

Why we need an ecosocialist revolution (with video)

This is the text of Ian Angus' talk at the

‘There are no recipes for socialism’: interview with Hugo Moldiz, Bolivian Marxist

Hugo Moldiz interviewed by Coral Wynter and Jim McIlroy

North America: Ecosocialist Conference shows potential for a united green left

Introduction by Ian Angus

April 23, 2013 -- Climate & Capitalism, posted at Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal with permission -- I was unable to attend the Ecosocialist Conference in New York City on April 20, 2013, and it is clear from all reports that I missed an important and inspiring event. The meeting was organised by the Ecosocialist Contingent, the alliance that participated as a united anti-capitalist voice in the demonstration against the Keystone XL Pipeline in Washington on February 17.

Initiated by members of Solidarity and the International Socialist Organization, the Ecosocialist Contingent quickly expanded to include the broadest range of left organisations and individuals yet seen in the US environmental movement.

See the list of conference endorsers, which includes Climate & Capitalism, here.

21st century Marxists need to return to Marx’s ecological critique