

For Land: The Capitalist Mode of Production and the Sixth Mass Extinction Event
Oct 21, 2024
Dive into the urgent relationship between capitalism and the ongoing climate crisis. The discussion exposes how capitalistic practices fuel environmental destruction and reveals the historical roots of these crises. It also emphasizes the interplay of imperialism, colonialism, and ecological degradation, particularly focusing on the Amazon and the extinction of megafauna. Strategies for enhancing climate activism through political realism and mass democracy are explored, along with support for an engaging new documentary tackling these pressing issues.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring 'For Land': A Documentary on the Climate Crisis
02:10 • 3min
Exploring Non-Dogmatic Marxism and the Interconnections of Land and Climate
05:40 • 4min
Ecological Crises and Capitalism's Impact
09:11 • 27min
Capitalism and Environmental Crisis
36:25 • 30min
Revaluating Movement Strategies for Climate Awareness
01:05:58 • 2min
Funding for 'For Land': Challenges and Opportunities
01:07:30 • 5min
Reflections on Activism and the Struggle Against Capitalism
01:12:59 • 3min