Scarcity of safe water in many places around the world has been made worse by a worldwide wave of privatization: the overexploitation of aquifers, the sale of bottled water, industrial and agricultural pollution, large hydroelectric...
Category - Vol25-2 Bleeding Earth
El agua es un recurso esencial para la vida. Sin embargo, surcamos desde hace años una ola privatizadora que acentúa las desigualdades en el acceso al agua. La sobreexplotación de los acuíferos, la venta de agua embotellada, la...
The extraction of financial assets in cryptocurrency requires physical space and tremendous amounts of energy. Its environmental impacts are recognized and resisted by local residents and scientists in Lake Seneca, New York.
The Andean Indigenous paradigm of Sumak Kawsay (Buen Vivir) inspires the People's Health Movement to subvert the growth-centric development models and promote health as a public good and a civil right.
A case study of Ecuador reveals the principal contradictions of extractive capitalism and claims of national and Indigenous sovereignty. The future of Ecuador's pink tide remains uncertain.
Matt Huber's new book misinterprets the reality and scale of the challenge for climate activism. Its academic prescriptions preclude discussion of multi-pronged tactics toward building mass movements in the twenty-first century.
The so-called "zero emission" electric vehicle is touted as a silver bullet solution to climate change. A look at EV's history and current supply chain reveals the logic of extractive capitalism, and why such technocratic thinking detracts...
See the art on the cover of our Autumn 2022 issue, Bleeding Earth
Meet the artists and scientists, writers and organizers, who contributed to our Autumn 2022 issue, "Bleeding Earth."
Organizing reports from SftP Twin Cities and Western Massachusetts.