Re-Enchanted with Gaia
Review by Paco Puche of Carlos de Castro’s book Reencontrando a Gaia. A hombros de Lovelock y Lynn Margulis (Re-discovering Gaia. On James Lovelock and Lynn Margulis shoulders).
15/15\15 de revolutione in collapso
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The lessons that coronavirus can teach the human species
[Luis González Reyes] Contemplating a diminutive virus from the heights of anthropocentrism, the west, neoliberalism and globalization: maybe we could learn something from it.
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A modest proposal
An ecosocial modest proposal by Miguel Brieva from the coronavirus pandemic. How about if we take advantage of such a complex and extraordinary situation to draw some valuable conclusions?
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[VIDEO] Statement from Chile against so-called «natural climate solutions»
Video by Global Justice Ecology Project on false natural solutions to Climate Change for the profit of companies and the destruction of indigenous land and resources.
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[VIDEOCLIP] The World is Falling Apart
Song by Birch: The world is falling apart… And perhaps that’s great news.
Re-Enchanted with Gaia
Review by Paco Puche of Carlos de Castro’s book Reencontrando a Gaia. A hombros de Lovelock y Lynn Margulis (Re-discovering Gaia. On James Lovelock and Lynn Margulis shoulders).
The lessons that coronavirus can teach the human species
[Luis González Reyes] Contemplating a diminutive virus from the heights of anthropocentrism, the west, neoliberalism and globalization: maybe we could learn something from it.
A modest proposal
An ecosocial modest proposal by Miguel Brieva from the coronavirus pandemic. How about if we take advantage of such a complex and extraordinary situation to draw some valuable conclusions?
[VIDEO] Statement from Chile against so-called «natural climate solutions»
Video by Global Justice Ecology Project on false natural solutions to Climate Change for the profit of companies and the destruction of indigenous land and resources.
[VIDEOCLIP] The World is Falling Apart
Song by Birch: The world is falling apart… And perhaps that’s great news.
Open letter to Fridays For Future. It’s time for action, but, what action?
Open letter by Marga Mediavilla to Fridays For Future: “There is one thing that worries me. In your speeches on climate change you can find demands for very ambitious decarbonization objectives proposing, for example, the replacement of all fossil fuels by 2050 or 2100.”
Explaining Peak Oil the Easy Way
[Antonio Turiel] Don’t expect a breaking point, things are not going to change radically overnight, rather there will be a gradual fall, however not exactly a slow one.
Irresponsibility. The fire to come
[Xabier Vázquez Pumariño] A society with a little more consciousness and responsibility would be terrified of the surrounding continuous forest masses of pines, eucalyptus and acacias which are inflammable and inextinguishable, and would turn the policy of reducing and fragmenting them into a state issue.
Fascism is back to stay
[Luis González Reyes] Fascism appeared and grew in a context of material shortages and existential anxiety, with the common idea that there were not enough resources for everyone and that it was not possible to respond to problems through solidarity. It was therefore seen as logical that the socially superior group should be placed above everyone else. Now in the 21st C this idea has returned with great strength.
Open letter to all young people struggling on behalf of the climate
[Adrián Almazán] The violence generated by the desire to maintain priviledges, or by the imposition from above of what we we need in the case of a lack of agreement, will force us to remember that managing to stop climatic emergency, or the social and ecological crisis in general, will mean struggle and resistence.
A Practical Exercise Suggestion for Peak Oil Sceptics
[Pedro Prieto]I would suggest that they analyse why conventeaiser to extract) is falling irremediably. Perhapwill arrive, and finally, that of all liquid fuels.
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