Archives: Popular Struggles
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Employment Transitions and the Phase-Out of Fossil Fuels
The report reviews the scale, trend, and regional distribution of employment in fossil fuel industries in Canada, in order to better understand the labour market challenges associated with the coming phase-out of fossil fuel use.
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Can We Mine Our Way Out of the Climate Crisis?
This report highlighs the emerging conflict between growing renewable energy generation and the destructive effects that mining can have.
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Pfuck Pfizer
Pfizer is holding up its jab as it demands tax breaks from Ottawa.
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Building Class Power by Fighting for the Common Good
As activists orient to the post-election landscape, we’re having lots of conversations about building power for the long term.
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In memory of Patrice Lumumba, assassinated on 17 January 1961
On 17 January 2021, we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the assassination of Patrice Lumumba (1925-1961).
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A Global Green New Deal Is the Only Way to Avert Disaster
Global warming is the biggest challenge facing humanity today.
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We are calling this apartheid
The systematic promotion of the supremacy of one group of people over another must end, says Hagai El-Ad, executive director of B’Tselem.
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How Fossil Fuel Companies Have Exploited the Covid Pandemic
While lockdown puts climate movements on hold, oil and gas lobbyists have increased their access to public subsidies and placed themselves at the centre of economic recovery plans.
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This is apartheid
A regime of Jewish supremacy from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea.
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Remembering Mary-Jo Nadeau
Faculty for Palestine expresses deep sorrow as we grieve the loss of the beautiful, brilliant Mary-Jo Nadeau, activist, scholar, friend, and co-founder of F4P.
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No Safe Options: A Conversation with Andreas Malm
Nothing could be more dangerous at this moment in human history than a blind faith in politics – or activism – as usual.
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A Tribute to Leo Panitch (1945–2020)
The editorial collective of the Socialist Register and its publishers are in shock and deep mourning at the sudden passing of Leo Panitch, the long-standing co-editor of the Register, on December 19 in Toronto.
