Sunday, January 5, 2020

3300. Summary and Index for the Last 99 Posts

By Kamran Nayeri, January 5, 2020
Cochearius cochearius (Boat-billed heron) 51 cm at Tárcoles River, Costa Rica, Dec. 2019. Photo: Kamran Nayeri.


 Of the last 99 posts, 21 were about topics in socialism and ecosocialism, 13 were about climate change and global warming and related policy discussion. There were 12 posts were about capitalism and inter-imperialist conflicts and nine posts animals and animal rights. There were six posts about issues related to ecocide and six posts about the Cuban revolution.  A dozen other topics were also touched upon as well as three poems. 

Hyperlinks to posts follow:


“3201. Extinction Rebellion”
“3202. Bernie Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez Legitimize Regime Change in Venezuela”
“3203. Farming Like We're Here to Stay”
“3204. Book Review: Mama’s Last Hug”
“3205. Democratic Socialism: A Hot Commodity”
“3206. Book Review: Socialist Strategy and Electoral Politics, A Report”
“3207. U.S. Gears Up for War on Venezuela”
“3208. An Ecosocialist Green New Deal: Guiding Principles”
“3209. The Path to Climate Justice Passes Through Caracas”
“3210. Trump Administration Loosens Sage Grouse Protections, Benefiting Oil Companies”
“3211. Poem: The Seed”
“3212. A Future for American Capitalism or The Future of Life on Earth?: An Ecosocialist Critique of the ‘Green New Deal’"
“3213. Poetry: The Humming”
“3214. 300 March for Animal Rights in Santa Rosa, California”
“3215. Not a Dime Worth of Difference”
“3216. Is the Great Barrier Reef "too Big to Fail”?"
“3217. A Mysterious Infection, Spanning the Globe in a Climate of Secrecy”
“3218. Hands Off Venezuela”
“3219. Notes on the Dissolution of the International Socialist Organization”
“3220. Reflections on Coherence and Comradeship”
“3221. Yellow Vests Movement Struggles to Reinvent Democracy as Macron Cranks Up Propaganda and Repression”
“3222. Fascism and the Labor Movement: Some Lessons from Germany and Italy”
“3223. Candida Auris: A Factory Farm Fungus Among US”
“3224. Julian Assange Outside the Gate of Hell”
“3225. Book Review: A Hidden History of the Cuban Revolution: How the Working Class Shaped the Guerrillas’ Victory”
“3226. Paul Krugman on ‘Green New Deal’"
“3227. How a "Green Real Deal" Can Help Beat Trump in 2020”
“3228. Has Germany Forgotten the Lessons of the Nazis?”
“3229. Marx and Race: A Eurocentric Analysis?”
“3230. Half of England Is Owned by Less Than 1% of Its Population, Research Shows”
“3231. The Earth Is Just as Alive as You Are”
“3232. Joseph Stiglitz Calls for Progressive Capitalism”
“3233. U.S. and Afghan Forces Killed More Civilians Than Taliban Did, Report Finds”
“3234. Americans Are Among the Most Stressed People in the World, Poll Finds”
“3235. Transition to Framing in Anatolia Originated Locally”
“3236. The Marxist Turn in Animal Liberation? Interview with Daniel Werding, Christin Bernhold and David Müller”
“3237. Breakthrough Discovery Recycles Plastic from the Inside Out”
“3238. Landmark Analysis Documents the Alarming Global Decline of Biodiversity”
“3239. A Green New Deal Beyond Growth”
“3240. The Wild Way to Rapid Transition – How Rewilding can Slow Climate Breakdown, Protect from its Worst Effects and Improve Biodiversity”
“3241. Excerpt from The Patterning Instinct: Can We Transform Our Society for a Flourishing Future?”
“3242. Cuban LGBT Community Calls Out Government for Canceling the Parade Against Homophobia”
“3243. Book Review: Fascism and Dictatorship: The Third International and the Problem of Fascism”
“3244. The New Deal: Roosevelt’s Answer to ‘Radicalism’”
“3245. Cuban LGBT Activists Defy government, Hold Unprecedented Indie Pride Parade”
“3246. Trotsky’s Theory of Permanent Revolution and Defending the Cuban, Algerian and Vietnamese Revolutions Against Imperialism” 
“3247. First Birds: Archaeopteryx Gets Company”
“3248. Wild Turkey Behavior”
“3249. Trotsky, Bukharin, and the Eco-Modernists”
“3250. The Yellow Vests of France: Six Months of Struggle”
“3251. Short Story: Thelma, Louise, and Ginger”
“3252. Short Story: Between Dream and Reality: My First Visit to Cuba”
“3253. New Research Suggests that the Big Bang Occurred 12.5 Billion Years Ago”
“3254. The Day Christian Fundamentalism Was Born”
“3255. Film Review: The Biggest Little Farm”
“3256. Embracing Ecstacy: Can Bottling MDMA's Magic Transform Psychiatry?”
“3257. Praise Song for the Unloved Animals”
“3258. ‘Food Doesn’t Grow Here Anymore. That’s Why I Would Send My Son North.’”
“3259. Why Have the Revered Crocodiles of This Island Nation Suddenly Started Killing People?”
“3260. Southeast Asia Says It’s Sick of the West’s Trash”
“3261. Poetry: When the Dark Clouds”
“3262. Interview With the Organizer of The Trotsky Conference in Cuba”
“3263. Thomas L. Friedman on Climate Change Mitigation as Capitalist Rivalry”
“3264. Earliest Evidence for Cannabis Use Discovered in Ancient Tombs”
“3265. The U.S. Is Purging Chinese Cancer Researchers From Top Institutions”
“3266. Oldest Carving in East Asia Found from 105,000 to 125,000 Years Ago”
“3267. Mahmoud Sayrafizadeh: The Father of Iranian Trotskyism” 
“3268. Cooperation and the Evolution of Hunter-Gatherer Storytelling”
“3269. Green Designs for 21st Century Socialism”
“3270. How Plastics Contribute to Climate Change”
“3271. Engels on the Socialist Revolution”
“3272. The Amazon Is Burning Because of Rising Meat Consumption”
“3273. In the Burning Brazilian Amazon, All Our Futures Are Being Consumed”
“3274. Book Review: Money and Totality”
“3275. The Anthropocene: The Amazon Could Self-Destruct”
“3286. Christian Parenti and Eco-Modernism”
“3287. Over 11,000 Scientists Around the World Declare a 'Climate Emergency’"
“3288. How Scientists Got Climate Change So Wrong”
“3289. Naomi Oreskes, Why Science Failed to Stop Climate Change”
“3290. 5 Global Trends Shaping Our Climate Future” 
“3291. Video: Do You Want to Eat Some Pesticides?”
“3292. Will the US Be a Dystopian Hellscape in 2100 if Emissions Keep Rising?”
“3293. Courageous UAW Strike Ends With Few Gains”
“3294. The Last Days of the Cat Man of Darby Road”
“3295. Mythical Beings May Be Earliest Imaginative Cave Art by Humans”
“3296. Ovid: a Netflix for the Left”
“3297. California's Crashing Kelp Forest”
“3298. Cuba the Most Sustainably Developed Country in the World, New Research Finds”
“3299. The Quiet Disappearance of Birds in North America”

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