Ideas
Articles covering new ideas, new ways of acting and being in the social and political space, new policy ideas, and more.
How I became radical: From being an ecologist…to a queer decolonial eco-feminist
The story of Ebène l’Adelphe, and how they became aware of the ecological crisis, and what they’re doing now to fight it.
Guide to an eco-friendly Christmas
Looking to make your Christmas period eco-friendly? Some ways to reduce waste and carbon emissions, and celebrate people, not presents!
Is recycling really that great?
Recycling is often heralded by business and government as an effective way to combat climate change and pollution problems. Does that claim stack up?
Geo-engineering
What is geo-engineering, and how does it work? Who is involved? And, most importantly, what are the risks? Our in-depth special covers all this and more.
The corporate strategies to avoid change: an activist’s guide
What is the strategy used by businesses and government to deal with protests and demands for change? How do they maintain their power and their position, throughout and despite the protests? Do meetings between activists and perpetrators often lead to change?
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Our environment is more than a resource to be exploited. Human beings are not the ‘masters of nature,’ and cannot think they are managers of everything around them. Plurality is about finding a wealth of ideas to help us cope with the ecological crisis which we have to confront now, and in the coming decades. We all need to understand what is at stake, and create new ways of being in the world, new dreams for ourselves, that recognise this uncertain future.
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