Lies of the land: against and beyond Paul Kingsnorth’s völkisch environmentalism
Submitted by Out of the Woods on Mar 31 2017 12:56
Paul Kingsnorth, writing in The Guardian, has called for an explicitly nationalist environmentalism. Out of the Woods offer a critique and an alternative.
Freedom September 17, 2005
NB// This is a bit rough and ready as I'm testing a new scanning wand, but what the hey.
Fighting Heathrow expansion from within
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Dec 9 2016 15:20
Invitation to join a workers' intervention at Heathrow airport
Infrastructure against borders
Submitted by Out of the Woods on Dec 6 2016 09:36
Climate change could displace millions of people. Can fascistic responses be inoculated against? The second of two pieces looking at climate migration, anti-migrant populisms, and no borders politics.
Refuges and death-worlds
Submitted by Out of the Woods on Nov 25 2016 09:57
![Migrants demonstrate, Calais: banner reads Tombent les murs [May the walls fall]](/web/20170408113852im_/http://libcom.org/files/imagecache/teaser/images/blog/calais.jpg "“May the walls fall” – migrants demonstrate in Calais")
Climate change could displace millions of people, and border politics are a matter of life and death. The first of two pieces looking at climate migration, anti-migrant populisms, and no borders politics.
Human nature
Submitted by Out of the Woods on Mar 16 2016 11:14
A review of Jason W Moore's book on world-ecology, Capitalism in the Web of Life.
Ende Gelände: a reflection on mass action
Submitted by Amongst the Elder on Oct 7 2015 17:08
On the 15th of August, around 1500 people took part in a mass act of civil disobedience by occupying the Garzweiler open cast coal mine in the Rhineland, Germany. The Amongst the Elder collective reflect on their experiences of this action and pose questions about the effectiveness and limits of such mass actions in the future.
Contemporary agriculture: climate, capital, and cyborg ecology
Submitted by Out of the Woods on Jul 17 2015 10:38
Climate change will put pressure on world food production. We must disentangle the potential benefits of agricultural science and technology from agribusiness' centralised control of the food chain.
The failures of atmospheric commodification
Are carbon markets just another wave of capitalist accumulation, or is there an inkling of hope that in commodifying the atmospheric commons we will stave off catastrophic climate change?
