Economics and policy

The exploitation of labour, and the ravaging of nature, is an essential element in shaping the rich world’s economies.

The campaign to halt climate breakdown ecological destruction is bound up with the fate of the world’s Indigenous peoples.

We must create an economic ethos that places mutual collaboration above profit.

Trade treaties, comparative advantage and social inequalities.

The Energy Charter Treaty is the world’s most dangerous investment agreement.

Secret international trade deals could undermine any Green New Deals.

Mining that destroys communities and the ecosystem can have no part in any Green New Deal.

Workers will build the green transition: their rights and lives must be enhanced in the process.

'Perspectives on a Global Green New Deal' brings together voices from around the world calling for international climate action.

If the coronavirus pandemic provides an indication of our collective ability to cope with shocks, the future of the climate crisis does not look pretty.

Long Read: Economics has been dominated by Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as a measure of success. But ecological economics measures welfare and sustainability instead.

Renewable energy projects set to create 10 million new jobs globally - with 625,000 in the UK alone.

Tim Jackson's latest book Post Growth: Life After Capitalism is 'written almost as much in poetry as in prose'.

If you want a vision of our green future, imagine a Millennial working a zero-hour contract in a care home, looking after a lonely bed-ridden Boomer – forever.

Working less is both necessary and desirable from an environmental perspective.