Return to Treasure Island? • Rebekah Diski and George Edwards
Reform UK’s fossil fuel nationalism may be a fantasy, but it exploits the very real contradictions of Britain’s energy transition.
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Oil War II • Kate Mackenzie, Patrick Bigger and Kevin Cashman
Responses to the American-Israeli war on Iran.
• 14 min read
Oil War • Toby Craig Jones, Guy Laron
Responses to the American-Israeli war on Iran
• 13 min read
Electro-Capitalism • Gareth Fearn
In the transition from fossil capital to electricity capital, the future that emerges will be determined by the fierce struggles of the present.
• 16 min read
Three Peaks • Noah Gordon
The story of climate action is one of peaks—promised, assumed or still to come.
• 13 min read
Nothing to Lose but Our Mains • Sammy Feldblum
The unraveling of Britain’s largest water utility is not just a scandal. It's a case study in how privatized systems strain under climate pressures, aging infrastructure and the limits of market governance.
• 15 min read
Care Lessons for the Climate Endgame • Mikkel Krause Frantzen
During the climate endgame, our survival hinges on rebuilding the systems of interdependence that make life in the ruins possible.
• 14 min read
Reading Stuart Hall for the Climate Crisis • Casey A. Williams
Stuart Hall’s politics of culture offers the left a blueprint for confronting the climate crisis.
• 13 min read
Javier Milei and the Long Shadow of the IMF • Lola Allen
In Argentina, economic chaos and political upheaval expose how the IMF's promise of stability has become an instrument of managed decline.
• 15 min read
Between an Ice Road and a Ring of Fire • Gemma Boothroyd
The Ring of Fire development is a social and environmental calamity dressed up as economic necessity—and a continuation of Canada's long colonial history.
• 9 min read
Introducing Issue #2: Frontiers • Adrienne Buller, John Merrick
In the trade-offs between decarbonization and human and ecological impact, how do we determine which costs are bearable, or inescapable, even necessary—and who gets to make these decisions?
• 5 min read
Lula’s Dilemma • Sabrina Fernandes
In Brazil, big agribusiness holds the reins of political power. Without confronting this head-on, Lula’s ecological promises will remain just that—promises.