• Green growth

    Green growth

    Originally published: Uneven Earth on October 31, 2022 by Winne van Woerden (more by Uneven Earth)  | (Posted Dec 03, 2022)

    Capitalist and neocolonial fantasies are hampering a just transition.

  • Climate Change as Class War, Matthew Huber

    Class struggle or degrowth?

    Originally published: Uneven Earth on August 11, 2022 by Gray Maddrey (more by Uneven Earth)  | (Posted Aug 18, 2022)

    Without class struggle the emancipatory potential of degrowth will fail to be realized. A revolutionary pedagogy can help to unify them.

  • “The coronavirus pandemic is like a chunk of ice falling off of a melting glacier. You can see the ice falling, but you can’t see the melting of the whole glacier.” Photo by Roland Seiffert

    This pandemic is ecological breakdown: Different tempo, same song

    Originally published: Uneven Earth on April 2, 2020 by Vijay Kolinjivadi (more by Uneven Earth)  | (Posted Apr 07, 2020)

    Comparisons between the toll of COVID-19 and climate change are not helpful because they view each as two separate “things”

  • “A reindeer stands in silent protest in front of a hydro power plant” on Indigenous Sámi land in northern Scandinavia. Image: Tobias Herrmann CC BY-NC 2.0

    Who owns the Green New Deal?

    Originally published: Uneven Earth on February 4, 2020 by Geoff Garver (more by Uneven Earth)  | (Posted Feb 06, 2020)

    Making sense of remote ownership problems and place-based governance. Grappling with entrenched problems of remote ownership is one way to take a focused approach to building momentum for this movement.

  • Marx Cyborg

    Redwashing capital

    Originally published: Uneven Earth on July 11, 2019 by Rob Wallace (more by Uneven Earth)  | (Posted Jul 15, 2019)

    Left tech bros are honing Marx into a capitalist tool

  • Japanese police carrying away a protestor. Photo: Eliza Egret

    A lifetime opposing the U.S. military on Okinawa

    Originally published: Uneven Earth on December 7, 2017 by Eliza Egret and Tom Anderson (more by Uneven Earth)  | (Posted Dec 11, 2017)

    There are eighty of us sitting down, linking arms, blocking the gates of a US military base. Private security guards are lined up behind us, while men in uniform film us from behind barbed-wire fences. Suddenly, Japanese police officers pile out of their vans in their dozens. They grab a protester, a woman in her seventies. She goes limp and screams “US bases out of Okinawa!” as they carry her away.