
The Heat of the Game
Football in a warming world, plus an interview with Laleh Khalili on Iran, the US and the geopolitics of oil
New writing and conversations on capitalism, nature and the climate.
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Football in a warming world, plus an interview with Laleh Khalili on Iran, the US and the geopolitics of oil

A conversation with the best-selling author on the paralysis of the Democratic party and catastrophe as background condition.

Plus the politics of geoengineering from Issue 3, and a striking essay on a religious community in the shadow of a nuclear plant.

Jeremy Wallace on American and Chinese varieties of capitalism and lessons for decarbonization. PLUS our third print issue, recommended reads, and a party.

Decarbonization advances while politics retreat. Plus: our latest issue, an invitation to a party, and a bonus for new subscribers.

Feat. David Wallace-Wells, Cecilia Rikap, Adam Almeida, Mae Losasso, Drew Pendergrass and more

“China is the climate crisis and its solution”.

Rebekah Diski and George Edwards on Reform UK’s fossil-fuelled nationalism.

Hettie O'Brien on Private Equity

A symposium on the American-Israeli war on Iran

Five graphic narratives that document life in extraction zones

ESSAY: Ours is the age of transition. What emerges from it will be determined by the intense struggles of the present.

On the politics of promises

with Ann Pettifor

What the BREAK–DOWN editors have been reading over the past fortnight

On technology’s place in the history and ideology of the climate crisis, and why the evangelists for technological innovation won’t save us.

On the politics of water. PLUS, an interview with David Edgerton

From the late Mike Davis’s opus, 'Ecology of Fear', to works of sci-fi and essays about the landscape of Essex.

This week: Mikkel Krause Frantzen writes on the “climate endgame”, and Alyssa Battistoni chats to the BREAK—DOWN about nature’s “free gifts.”

Essential reading on the climate and capitalism that you might have missed—handpicked by the BREAK–DOWN editors!