Table of Contents
House Organ 1
Essays
What is Environmental History?
Why Environmental History?
By James O'Connor 3
The World Wildlife Fund: Ecocolonialism as
Funding the Worldwide "Wise Use" of Nature
By Timothy W. Luke 31
Street Ecologist
Biogeography as Destiny
By Mike Davis 63
Environmental Justice
Risk and Justice: Capitalist Production
and the Environment
By Rodger C. Field 69
Eppur4 Si Muove
Organism and Environment
By Richard Lewontin and Richard Levins 95
The Second Contradiction of Capitalism
Marxism, the Second Contradiction, and
Socialist Ecology
By Stuart Rosewarne 99
Ripples In Clio's Pond
Rome's Decline and Fall: Ecological Mistakes?
By J. Donald Hughes 121
Marxism and Ecology
Value, Waste and the Built Environment
By Stephen Horton 127
Green Dreams
Meszaros' World and Ours
By Paul Buhle 141
Brief
Revolutionary Ecology
By Judi Bari 145
Book Review
Richard D. North, Life on a Modern Planet:
A Manifesto for Progress
By Ted Benton 151
Book Note 155
We at CNS are grateful for the support of the Division of Social Sciences, University of California, Santa Cruz; the financial assistance of the Center for Political Ecology, Sustainers and Members, and Guilford Publications; and the labors of our volunteers.