Gareth Dale is a Politics Teacher at Brunel University. He focuses on climate policy and global warming, contributing insightful essays to various platforms such as The Ecologist, Truthout, and Jacobin. Gareth's work has been featured in The Conversation Australia + NZ, MillenniumPost, and Commonweal Magazine.
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Extraction of raw materials could rise 60 per cent by 2060; and making mining ‘greener’ won’t stop the damage
By: Gareth Dale
The unsustainable global use of materials and energy must be radically reduced, and in an egalitarian manner.
By: David Renton
Amid widespread British support for ceasefire, the Conservative government declared civil society groups “extremist.”
By: Mary Annette Pember, Julia Conley, Phil Galewitz, Katie Tastrom, Joseph Winters, Dahr Jamail, Gareth Dale, Bruce Melton, David Gray, Mike Ludwig, Brett Wilkins, Sachi Kitajima Mulkey, Sarah Abboud
Coral reefs are a reliable gauge of climate disruption because 90 percent of global warming is occurring in the oceans.
To what extent is the fate of the planet in the hands of asset managers?
Inspiration for decarbonising industry and creating green jobs is within the hands of those already facing precarity in today’s economically unstable
By: Gareth Dale
According to Polanyi, the expansion of market society brought not peace and prosperity, but economic collapse, fascism and war. Everett Collection/Shutterstock
In 2023, when Europe was blasted by a record-breaking heatwave named after Cerberus (the three-headed hound of Hades), workers organised to demand
A true just transition requires fostering the growing alliance between labor and the environmental movement.
By: Marianne Brown, Gareth Dale
They have been invading the UK for years; small mucus-covered animals which hunt in gardens, allotments and greenhouses.
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