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Some 10,000 people protested in London on Saturday of last week as part of a global day of action against climate change.

Karl Marx’s analysis of the environment under capitalism shows how saving the planet is inextricably linked to transforming our society, writes John Bellamy Foster

Over the last few years there has been a massive shift in attitudes over the question of climate change.

Millions of people across the globe will take part in a day of action against climate change on 8 December.

Around 165 people participated in "The Great Aviation Debate" organised by Manchester Climate Forum on Thursday of last week.

The ecological relationship between human society and the planet's environment has become a major preoccupation for thousands of people around the world.

Around 1,400 protesters took part in demonstrations and other actions at Heathrow airport on Sunday of last week, as the culmination of the week-long Camp for Climate Action.

New Labour’s anti-terror legislation is being used this week against protesters wanting to take part in the climate camp near Heathrow airport.

The climate camp is being supported by people in the local community, one of the protesters told Socialist Worker:

Global warming threatens all humanity, but fighting it requires more than individual action, reliance on government or dropping other concerns. Chris Harman explains.

Kevin Smith, Carbon Trade Watch

Supplying clean energy and cutting carbon emissions are both technologically feasible and economically possible.