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Ecologist founder Edward Goldsmith dies at age 80
Ecologist
26th August, 2009
Edward Goldsmith, the founder of the Ecologist and one of the world's foremost green thinkers, has died at the age of 80 more...
Teddy Goldsmith: godfather of green
Paul Kingsnorth
Having launched the Ecologist 37 years ago, Teddy Goldsmith was instrumental in everything from the setting up of the world's first political green party to being the first to expose many of the problems associated with global development, such as giant dams and nuclear power. Following his death on 21st August 2009, we reprint this interview with Teddy from the Ecologist March 2007 edition more...
Why The Ecologist has gone on-line
Zac Goldsmith
9th April, 2009
Ecologist readers will know by now that the magazine is to re-launch on-line. I want to explain why. more...
Ecologist magazine to relaunch as online brand
The Ecologist
8th April, 2009
As the world’s most respected environmental affairs magazine, the Ecologist has always embraced change. That is why as of June we will be relaunching online. This change means we can reach a much wider audience, and provide them with better quality, more up to date news and analysis, as well as substantially reducing our own environmental footprint. more...
Indonesia wages war against tribe
Paul Kingsnorth
29th January, 2009
Armed and financed by Western corporations, Indonesia is waging a brutal war against a tribal people with little more than bows and arrows to defend itself. more...
As green as gold?
Phil Moore
25th September, 2008
Environmental group Global Response has challenged Wal-Mart’s claim that their Love, Earth jewelery is ‘committed to protecting the environment’. more...
Unearthing justice
Rashmi Mistry
28th May, 2008
Imagine you’re walking along and notice a flash from the ground. You look down and you’ve stumbled upon gold. You think your luck has changed, what’s shining back at you is a life of luxury, problems over. Except if you’re Luis Arteaga, a 95 year-old father of 10 in Honduras. more...
Not all that is gold, glitters - a report on the dark side of the precious metal
Laura Sevier
17th April, 2008
The world’s favourite precious metal is hiding a dirty little secret. Laura Sevier reports on the truth behind the glitter, and asks whether gold can ever be green more...
The 11th Hour
Zac Goldsmith
19th June, 2007
Zac Goldsmith talks to Leonardo DiCaprio about his new environmental film The 11th Hour more...
Zac, the Prince, and the eco-cars
Rosalie Portman
6th June, 2007
On Monday, Zac Goldsmith and Prince Charles test drove a series of environmentally friendly vehicles at an event arranged by Revolve, a charity which promotes sustainable transport. more...
Starbucks ruffled by success of coffee documentary
News
29th January, 2007
MPs will be given a private screening today of the highly-acclaimed film ‘Black Gold’, a documentary which charts the exploitation of coffee growers in Ethiopia. more...
We Are All Addicts
Edward Goldsmith
1st September, 2006
A 1971 editorial from the ecologist founding editor Edward Goldsmith on how our society is becoming ever more addicted to gimmicks intended to ensure our survival in ever less favourable conditions more...
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The Sanctity Of Life
Edward Goldsmith
1st July, 2006
An editorial from November 1971, by the Ecologist founding editor, Edward Goldsmith, explains why the sanctity of life is a myth whilst profit reigns supreme more...
New ecology party? That's the last thing we need
Paul Jennings
1st July, 2005
The short cut to transformation offered by politics is an illusion more...
Steffi the Vampire Slayer
PAUL KINGSNORTH
1st June, 2005
Paul Kingsnorth talks to Stephanie Roth, the former Ecologist campaigns editor who hasjust been awarded the 'environmental movement's Nobel prize' for risking life and limb
to prevent the exploitation of the largest gold reserves in Europe more...
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