If you are interested in the work of the Green Web, and want to find out more about
            left biocentrism and its relationship to deep ecology, read the articles below for a sample
            of Green Web writings.

• The Green Movement and the Deep Ecology Movement  - a talk

• Off-Road Vehicles and Deep Ecology: Cultural Clash and Alienation from the Natural World
  

• Press Releases and Brochure for Green Party of Canada candidate David Orton, Federal Election Campaign (2005-06)
  

• What Makes A Deep Green Lawyer?

• Opposing Forest Spraying (Green Web Bulletin # 6)

• Talk to the Green Party of Canada Convention: "Is Left Biocentrism Relevant to Green Parties?"

A good first introduction to left biocentrism.  
•  David Orton (photo)
  


My Path to Left Biocentrism

• My Path to Left Biocentrism: Part I - The Theory  (Green Web Bulletin # 63)

• My Path to Left Biocentrism: Part II - Actual Issues  (Green Web Bulletin #64)

• My Path to Left Biocentrism: Part III - Handling Contradictions (Green Web Bulletin #70)

• My Path to Left Biocentrism: Part IV - Aboriginal Issues and Left Biocentrism (Green Web Bulletin # 71)
   See also Unfashionable Ideas: A Left Biocentric Critique of the Report of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples (Green Web Bulletin #67A&B)

• My Path to Left Biocentrism: Part V - Deep Ecology and Anarchism (Green Web Bulletin # 72)

• My Path to Left Biocentrism: Part VI - The Impact of September 11th: Fundamentalism and Earth Spirituality (Green Web Bulletin # 73)

• My Path to Left Biocentrism: Part VII - Notions of Self in the Age of Ecology (Green Web Bulletin # 77)

• My Path to Left Biocentrism: Part VIII - The Left in Left Biocentrism (Green Web Bulletin # 78)

• Envirosocialism: Contradiction or Promise?
  

• Historical Memory and Victors’ ‘Justice’: A Meditation
  

• In Memory of Richard Sylvan (1935-1996)

• Rudolf Bahro (1935-1997): A Tribute

• Winin Pereira (1928-1999): Memories

• The Wild Path Forward: Left Biocentrism, First Nations, Park Issues and Forestry, A Canadian View  (Green Web Bulletin # 44) 

• Marine Protected Areas: A Human-Centric Concept 

• A Commentary on Green Political Thought  

• Comment on the Terms of Reference of the 'Eminent Panel on Seal Management'

• Discussion: Socialist Biocentrism
  

• Ecofascism: What is It? A Left Biocentric Analysis (Green Web Bulletin #68) 

• Deep Ecology Perspectives 

• Deep Ecology and Animals (Green Web Bulletin #74)
  

• Nova Scotia Forestry and Anti-Environmentalism - Review of Against the Grain: Foresters and Politics in Nova Scotia (Green Web Bulletin #76) 

• The Ecocentric Left and Green Electoralism -  A commentary

• Thinking Like a Mountain