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“【Caption】A sunday celebration of two bold feminist writers, whose work is rich and rooted, expansive and experimental.”／“【Introduction】Kerri ní Dochartaigh & Victoria Bennett join us for a discussion of nature and place that reflects the contemplative and thought provoking take both have on bigger picture issues: motherhood, grief, conflict, community, place and change.”

“【Description】Join Leah as she talks to author, climate justice organiser and Lighthouse Digital Campaigns Manager Jessica Gaitan Johannesson about the endless posibilities of entangled movements and identities, approaching climate action with a baseline of justice and combining urgency with a long view.”

“【Description】Ecofeminism is a heterogeneous field of theoretical and political practice. A realm of emancipatory praxis before being an academic set of theories, it raises distinct issues in different world areas and their entanglements. This panel will bring together approaches that deploy and expand ecofeminist insights as critical tools of transformative knowledge and approaches that take critical stances towards some aspects of current ecofeminist projects.”

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“【Introduction】The reality of runaway climate change is inextricably linked with the mass consumerist, capitalist society in which we live. And the cult of endless growth, and endless consumption of cheap disposable commodities isn't only destroying the world, it is damaging ourselves and our way of being. How do we stop the impending catastrophe, and how can we create a movement capable of confronting it head-on?”

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“【Caption】With the climate crisis in full force in the Global South, these are the voices we should try listening to.”

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“【Caption】We’re watching a global failure to protect life unfold in the pursuit of profit. Here’s what needs to happen instead”

“【Caption】"Since most of history’s giant trees have already been cut down, a new Ark will have to be constructed out of the materials that a desperate humanity finds at hand in insurgent communities, pirate technologies, bootlegged media, rebel science and forgotten utopias."”

“【Caption】Teen Vogue interviews How to Blow Up a Pipeline writer and star Ariela Barer on her new movie and the climate crisis. ”

“【Exordium】The Inflation Reduction Act will reshape the physical and economic landscape of the United States over the next decade, including in ways that might surprise a lot of people.”

“【Caption】Our growth fetish has its roots in material and cultural transformations; so too will degrowth”／“【Description】The following is a modified excerpt from the authors’ book, The Future Is Degrowth: A Guide to A World Beyond Capitalism, released last year by Verso Books.”

“【Caption】The formidable Indian environmentalist discusses her 50-year struggle to protect seeds and farmers from the ‘poison cartel’ of corporate agriculture”

“【Caption】To celebrate Earth Day, the authors of The Future Is Degrowth suggest five books to contextualize the demands of a system hell-bent on perpetual growth and to help conceptualize a world centered around a vision of global ecological justice.”

“【Introduction】Frantz Fanon believed in the power and potential peasants have to change the world. 60 years after the English release of his ground-breaking text The Wretched of the Earth―and to mark this year’s International Day of Peasant Struggle―Levi Gahman and Johannah-Rae Reyes offer a three-part commentary on why we should too.”

“【Caption】The new film “How to Blow Up a Pipeline” arrives at a time when climate action has stalled and even nonviolent protest is criminalized.”

“【Caption】Britain is a country shaped by its landscape. But what are the politics of the British countryside? Richard Smyth tracks the chequered political history of nature writing, from Henry Williamson to Paul Kingsnorth.”

“【Caption】At the Primal Gathering retreat, attendees seek new ― and sometimes surreal ― ways to connect with nature and take meaningful action on environmental destruction”

“【Caption】When my country, Pakistan, flooded last year, women faced particular suffering. That’s true around the world”

“【Caption】Over the centuries, the forest has been many things: Indigenous land, a prison farm, a dumping ground―and the keystone of an ambitious proposal to incorporate nature into Atlanta’s growth. But in 2021, people living nearby were surprised to learn that the city had different plans for it: a massive new police training facility.”

“【Caption】Palm oil is in everything: what we eat, wear, read, drive. And like so much else that we consume and can’t disentangle ourselves from, palm oil is enmeshed in global supply chains that rely on brutal working conditions and the destruction of the planet.”

“【Caption】Minerals are a highly efficient use of space, and represent a tiny environmental footprint compared to agriculture.”

“【Caption】We meet the climate activist to discuss her new book and the importance of community-building.”

“【Caption】Seven texts that explain how the climate is changing―and what to do about it”

“【Caption】São Paulo’s first Indigenous congresswoman speaks to gal-dem about representation, Brazil’s struggle over land rights, and the country's polarised presidential election.”

“【Caption】With this summer’s strike, the country’s powerful Indigenous movement united two agendas long in tension: resistance to austerity and opposition to natural resource extraction.”

“【Exordium】Amid an economic and climate crisis, oil giants are raking in billions of pounds in profit. Governments across the globe are going back on their promises to phase out coal, instead relying on it as an alternative to gas. Fast fashion corporations continue to capitalise on the exploitation of workers. Multi-billionaires continue to jet around the world ― or 17 minutes down the road ― living exploitative, high-carbon lifestyles. Europe is experiencing its worst drought in 500 years. Parts of the world have gone from breaking temperature records to being inundated with flooding. The rest of us? We’re deciding whether or not we can pay our energy bills or afford rising food prices, while facing a rapid ecological breakdown.”

“【Caption】Degrowth invites us to envision a much deeper societal transition than simply swapping energy sources to maintain the status quo.”

“【Caption】Focus on market has led to climate crises, with spiritual, cultural and emotional benefits of nature ignored”

“【Caption】Leila Taheri makes sure a London nature reserve is habitable for wildlife and safe for visitors. Now it’s her turn to be looked after”

“【Caption】The all-female workforce is part of a visionary project committed to protecting the wetland forests. Now their challenge is to earn a sustainable living year-round”

“【Caption】The next episode in our new podcast series, Climate Crisis: Time for a New Society. A collaboration between the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Brussels and Verso Books.”

“【Caption】Earthcare Fieldcast is a podcast that listens into our collective struggles for existence to learn about world-making, earth care and planetary resistance.”

“【Description】This article is a part of the dossier entitled "Capitalism and Ecological Destruction: Paths of Strugle and Alternatives" that preapared in collaboration with Polen Ecology Collective and Abstrakt Journal.In her article entitled Forces of Reproduction: Socialist Ecofeminism and the Global Ecological Crisis, Stefania Barca emphasizes that an ecosocialist future cannot be built without combatting the patriarchy. Barca, which reveals the founding role of the patriarch in terms of capitalist modernity, discusses what the ecosocialist movement can learn from ecological and Marxist feminism.”

“【Caption】The crucial Glasgow Climate Pact fails to go far enough or fast enough. gal-dem asks what's next for the climate movement.”

“【Caption】Campaign group Insulate Britain have been blocking motorways and dividing opinion. But are they effective?”

“【Caption】From the South Side of Chicago to tiny Carolina farms, a growing number of Black women are reclaiming the land ― and their wellbeing”／“【Quot.】Beyond this shared intention, these women’s stories are connected in their origins ― experiences with trauma as Black women in the US and a decision to return to the land for healing: sisters of the soil, victors of their destiny.”

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