China investing massively to address climate change

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We are reaping the whirlwind after decades of criminal neglect of Britain’s privatised water and sewage systems.

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Ecuador / Chevron’s disgraceful persecution of human rights lawyer Steven Donziger

Instead of paying billions in damages owed for horrific pollution of Ecuador’s rainforest, the oil giant is hounding and demonising its accusers.

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Environment / Workers party hosts popular rally against LTN scheme in Birmingham

An excellent example of socialists connecting with the community in order to advance their interests and raise their understanding.

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Why does our society seem so incapable of dealing with the rising tide of plastic that threatens to overwhelm us?

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Environment / Bayer AG forced to pay over $10bn to settle cancer claims

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China / Building a prosperous and environmentally-conscious society

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Pollution / Residents unite against power station plan next to Bristol inner-city nursery

Fight against unelected planning authorities exposes once again the true nature of Britain’s sham democracy.

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Social wage / Bristol bus protest highlights failing public transport in Britain

Workers must demand renationalisation as the first step towards affordability, planning, and the sanity of a socialist economy.

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Energy / Government plans to push fracking through the back door

If we want to save our planet, we’ll need to get rid of capitalism.

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Pollution / Air pollution in Britain at scandalously high levels

And all for the sake of the profits of the automobile industry.

1 Feb 2018 , Proletarian
Energy / Frack flak buried

The government is trying to push ahead with fracking despite environmental and economic objections.

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Pollution / VW emissions scandal

Capitalism will always put the need for maximum profit above the people’s health – or even saving the planet.

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Energy / Fracking the world away?

Capitalism can’t be trusted to take care of our environment or our health.

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Oxfam report on ‘carbon inequality’ identifies problems but fails to come close to any meaningful solution.

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Pollution highlights

China / China investing massively to address climate change

China’s example shows the real way out of our climate disaster – but taken alone, even its great strides cannot be enough.

Environment / Stop these sociopaths from poisoning our rivers!

We are reaping the whirlwind after decades of criminal neglect of Britain’s privatised water and sewage systems.

Ecuador / Chevron’s disgraceful persecution of human rights lawyer Steven Donziger

Instead of paying billions in damages owed for horrific pollution of Ecuador’s rainforest, the oil giant is hounding and demonising its accusers.

Environment / Workers party hosts popular rally against LTN scheme in Birmingham

An excellent example of socialists connecting with the community in order to advance their interests and raise their understanding.

Environment / ‘Recycling’ today: greenwashing for a broken, ecocidal system

Why does our society seem so incapable of dealing with the rising tide of plastic that threatens to overwhelm us?

Environment / Bayer AG forced to pay over $10bn to settle cancer claims

A US court has unexpectedly agreed that Roundup does indeed cause cancer – and awarded unprecedented damages to victims.

China / Building a prosperous and environmentally-conscious society

A first-hand view of China’s march forward.

Pollution / Residents unite against power station plan next to Bristol inner-city nursery

Fight against unelected planning authorities exposes once again the true nature of Britain’s sham democracy.

Social wage / Bristol bus protest highlights failing public transport in Britain

Workers must demand renationalisation as the first step towards affordability, planning, and the sanity of a socialist economy.

Energy / Government plans to push fracking through the back door

If we want to save our planet, we’ll need to get rid of capitalism.

Pollution / Air pollution in Britain at scandalously high levels

And all for the sake of the profits of the automobile industry.

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The government is trying to push ahead with fracking despite environmental and economic objections.

Pollution / VW emissions scandal

Capitalism will always put the need for maximum profit above the people’s health – or even saving the planet.

Energy / Fracking the world away?

Capitalism can’t be trusted to take care of our environment or our health.

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Climate change / Oxfam: Can fairer taxes save our environment?

Oxfam report on ‘carbon inequality’ identifies problems but fails to come close to any meaningful solution.

Environment / Glyphosates: Monsanto still getting away with murder

The 40-year Roundup saga is a prime example of how science is corrupted in the pursuit of profit in capitalist society.

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Science and technology / Right to repair: a threat to monopoly superprofits

Apple are using their monopoly to rob workers by designing their phones and laptops to break. It’s wasteful, anti-environment and anti-worker; it’s capitalism!

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