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The common weal versus capitalist modernity.

How do we ever imagine peace in Gaza? What lessons can such imagining provide about conflict, non-violence and community?

Eco-socialists have a historic opportunity to turn a decade of despair into a new era of hope.

Sir Keir Starmer has presided over a government that so far has failed to address the climate emergency and social inequality. This is the last chance for course correction.

Britain needs a new comprehensive UK–EU Energy, Climate and Environment Partnership - and we need it now.

Indigenous wisdom offers sustainable route out of global cost-of-living crisis.

A huge solar project designed to exploit sunlight in Morocco to provide green energy to the UK will benefit investors, with negative impacts for local communities.

The deeper crisis behind the UK’s water shortages.

The escalating problems with Britain's nuclear submarines, both operational and retired, should sound the alarm for Australia and the United States.

Simon Pirani reviews 'Climate Injustice: Why We Need to Fight Global Inequality to Combat Climate Change', by Friederike Otto (Greystone Books, 2025)

Climate activists need to come together to build connection, community and movements - aims and principles can come later.

The new normal – the legal obligation to act on climate.

Spoilers: A review of eco-apocalypse films and series showing in 2025 from 28 Years Later and The Last of Us through to The End and Mickey 17.

'Once you’ve heard the truth, you are accountable.'

Fight The Fire, published by The Ecologist, is being translated into Greek. Here we look at political developments since it was first published four years ago.

Diyora Shadijanova reviews Minority Rule: Adventures in the Culture War by Ash Sarkar.

The salmon farm industry is emblematic of our exploitative and extractive relationship with nature.

The Labour government still refuses to marginalize those working to undermine climate policy using spin and misinformation.

Why 'livestock' doesn’t belong in regenerative agriculture.

Labour government's first year in power "like a dance pattern with impressive forward strides and sudden backwards steps."

How to bring people into the heart of the music-making process, breaking down the barriers between artist and audience.

Taking stock of the New European Bauhaus: art-science from coral reefs to choral AI.

Danny Boyle and Alex Garland reunite for 28 Years Later, an essay on the apocalypse of beauty, and the beauty of apocalypse.

The German climate protest group Letzte Generation is now history. But what will succeed it?