Green Transition

Abundance and Freedom by Pierre Charbonnier is an environmental history of ideas that links changing patterns in land use to political thought as it developed in the modern era.

As generations mobilise to save the climate, traditional military mobilisations are doing much to destroy it. The carbon footprint of the military needs to be on the table.

Producing and consuming in a manner that is more respectful of biodiversity means rethinking international trade and the rules that govern it.

After 40 years of neoliberalism tearing at the social fabric, what form will the 21st-century counter-movement take?

Villagers have mobilised to fight both for their homes and for more ambition in German energy policy.

Green politics has long been part of Polish politics and, despite its ups and downs, it certainly has a future.

Is political ecology able to push for real transformation and to offer a convincing narrative that transcends class lines?

Does the ecological transition offer a route away from socio-economic stagnation?

Rather than insisting on external limits, environmentalists should call for society to make its own.

Grenoble is looking to the future, hoping to keep its place among green cities.