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American Oil-Igarchy: How the Corporate Assault on Liberal Democracy and the Climate Are Connected

Given the hyper-competition for resources and market share in today’s global economy, the incessant expansion of the private property rights of capital are becoming increasingly antagonistic to the rights of the public to a healthy and clean environment.

Ecosocialists and Degrowth Advocates Should Work Together

Arguing for transitional transformative progressive change should be a joint undertaking. That includes the reduction in the size of or elimination of environmentally destructive sectors as well as democratizing the relations of production. We need both.

Common Strategies for Eco-Feminists and Eco-Socialists: An Introduction to the New Co-Editors in Chief of CNS

As the new Co-Editors in Chief of CNS, Leigh and Danny are committed to further extending the journal’s anti-racism and anti-war themes, extending an ecosocialist ecofeminist lens to analyze current conflicts, and advancing a democratic, ecosocialist politics.

Health and Environmental Justice Struggles in America’s Prisons During a Global Pandemic

Mass incarceration is anathema to the pursuit of public health and environmental justice because carceral systems are inherently anti-ecological and produce illness and disease within and beyond the walls of confinement.