Reading Ellen Meiksins Wood for the Climate Crisis • Grace Blakeley
The route to a decarbonized future runs through democratic control of the economy.
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On the Midterms • Kate Aronoff
Five questions for Kate Aronoff on what a night of Democratic victories means for the climate.
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Fossil Empire, Settler State • Adam Hanieh
How oil and Western imperialism remade the Middle East.
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On Lula's Victory • Isabel Estevez
Three questions for Isabel Estevez on what Brazil's Presidential result means for the climate.
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Pragmatism Without Purpose • Editors
Jackdaw reveals a government without direction or coherence on climate.
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Making People Care About the Climate • Morgan Jones, Steve Akehurst
As the world heats up, are we really taking notice?
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The Great Volatility • James Jackson, Ryan Katz-Rosene
Our era of volatility is intimately tied to climate change.
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Ordosmaxxing • Jeremy Wallace
The contradictions of the energy transition collide in the Inner Mongolian city of Ordos.
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Fences, Barns and Roads • Thomas White
The fate of herders in Inner Mongolia shows that to understand China’s big green state, we must see it from the margins.
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The Machine • Kaiser Kuo, David Fishman
Is China's green technology revolution a model—or a warning?
• 27 min read
The Re-birth of Village Trees • Yan Lianke, Jeremy Tiang
Acclaimed novelist Yan Lianke reflects on the cost of progress in rural China. Translated by Jeremy Tiang.
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Desert Island Politics • Kamil Ahsan
A battle for sovereignty—and control—is unfolding in the South China Sea.