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Adrienne Buller is a senior research fellow at Common Wealth and policy director at Labour for a Green New Deal.
There’s nothing neutral or natural about resource ownership being concentrated in the hands of an elite few – and the countless crises now hitting the public make it clear a democratic alternative is long overdue.
As the climate crisis deepens, arguments for market solutions are still growing – but the truth is that capitalism is fundamentally incapable of overseeing the radical shift we need.
Climate change can’t be tackled through personal responsibility – but any fight against it will pose difficult questions about the degree to which our society is built on environmental destruction.
From Covid-19 outbreaks to terrible working conditions, disastrous impacts on the planet and animal cruelty, industrial meat production reveals the destructive nature of modern capitalism.
Policies to tackle the climate crisis are increasingly popular – but unless they’re tied to a different model of ownership they won’t change the system that is killing the planet.