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THE BIG STORY: Climate Capitalism
Green face, Old Tricks: A new energy economy has arrived and it’s a bonanza for corporations
The El Dorado of energy: Green colonialism in the Middle East and North Africa
Green Colonialism: THE FACTS
Held to ransom: What happened to Greenland’s government when they said no to mining
‘Some things are priceless’: EU’s policies to secure rare earths and minerals
Transition mining infographic: Demand for green tech minerals vs fossil fuel extraction
Trade colonialism, again: Procuring raw material for the transition
How to end eco-apartheid: Climate capitalism is continuing ecological and social destruction. To change this we must tear down the structures that maintain the status quo

CURRENTS:
West Bank: Settler rampage
Silencing Solidarity: Israel’s domestic crackdown
24 hours in a Gaza Hospital
Energy warfare in Kurdistan
Nomads uprooted: Ladakh’s Changpa nomads threatened by militarization
Introducing: Wab Kinew, Canada’s Manitoba province Fist Nation premier
Cold-hearted no: Australia’s Voice referendum
Saviour or failure? Haiti braces for another foreign intervention

REGULARS:
Country Profile: Uruguay
Cartoon History: The Luddite Rebellions
Southern Exposure: an evocative image of a gambling house in the coca hinterlands of Colombia.
Temperature Check: Are heat pumps the low-impact saviours or a load of hot air?
Agony Uncle: What should I do about racist or sexist family members over the holidays?
What if…We had a right to public transport?

COMMENT:
View from India, Africa, Brazil
Quantitative Easing and its aftermath

FEATURES:
Wood-fired war: how the illegal trade in timber is fueling a long running conflict in Senegal
The Long Read – ‘They want to erase us’ people putting everything on the line to overturn a harsh anti-gay law