‘Special Publications’ is a series of pamphlets focussing on specific green topics.

Please note: 'Special Publications' publications are not published in chronological order.

ISSN 1360-8347

This work looks at the climate disasters which have nearly bankrupted lloyds of london. It highlights the connection between lloyds and certain mps like david tredinnick, henry bellingham, jerry wiggin, winston churchill, ted heath. It celebrates the way that free marketeers have been shafted by the free market and rejoices in the fact that tory Earth rapists are having to pay for some of the damage they have inflicted on the Earth.

Published september 21st 1995; An 8,815 word essay, 16pp. @ £1.00.

Perma-imperialists are quietly wrecking the Earth and exploiting Animals. This works seeks to highlight their ideology of violence.

Published september 21st 1995; An 8,151 word essay, 12pp. @ 75p.

The medical profession is a carist institution which is damaging public health rather than helping to improve people's health. This work explores the links between the medical profession and the car e.g. company cars, car parks for out of town hospitals, the lack of research into atmospheric pollution, etc.

Published september 21st 1995; A 9,856 word essay, 20pp. @ £1.25.

Politicians are carists. This work outlines the links between cars and politicians.

Published september 21st 1995; A 9,380 word essay, 16pp. @ £1.00.

A number of well known brutish comics have won considerable popularity by participating in comic relief's campaigns against global poverty but they have also made fortunes by doing voice-overs for companies promoting third world exploitation. This work outlines the companies which comics are working for; the corporate sponsors of the 1995 comic relief e.g. shell, pg tips and burger bar; and highlights the poverty caused by cash crops, cars, and the Animal exploitation industries.

Published september 21st 1995; A 13,052 word essay, 20pp. @ £1.25.

This work explores the anthropogenic destruction and suppression of the Earth's Photosynthetic capacity which is the most important factor stabilizing the Earth's climate and the most important element of the Earth's life support system. The devastation of the Earth's Photosynthetic capacity is boosting global burning which will lead, in turn, to a further reduction in global Photosynthesis. The third edition explores whether it is possible for oomans to destroy the Earth's Photosynthetic capacity and, if so, whether this will lead not merely to their self destruction but to the destruction of all life on Earth.

First Edition published september 21st 1995; A 19,206 word essay, 24pp. @ £1.50.

Second Edition published march 4th 1999; An 82,696 word essay, 68pp. @ £3.50.

Third Edition published 30.12.2002; Main text 99,877; Notes 16,833; Total 116,710 xxpp. @ £x.xx.

Greenpeace are currently caught in a dilemma: whether to be a direct action group or a group promoting economic policies for a green world. If it is moving towards the latter then it must be more democratic and it must explain why its vision of a green world has four times more vehicles than are running around at the present and why "Reafforestation cannot solve the greenhouse effect".

Published september 21st 1995; A 14,731 word essay, 16pp. @ £1.00.

According to a number of car-owning greens, green cars are supposed to cause less ecological devastation than their fossil fuelled counterparts. This is, of course, not true. Green powered cars pose a different sorts of threats from fossil fuelled cars but the outcome is the same - considerable damage to the Earth's life support system. It is not possible for greens to be objective about the ecological damage caused by the car when they own cars.

Published october 30th 1995; A 13,930 word essay, 16pp. @ £1.00.

This work highlights the nature of a new form of politics - climate politics. It points out that combating global burning requires the abolition of global poverty, the abandonment of the Animal exploitation industry, the setting up ooman-free Wilderness areas, the establishment of climate Forests (to stabilize the climate) and the creation of regional Wood economies. It explores the main objections to climate politics and outlines the proposals for a range of lunatic technological projects as means of avoiding the rejuvenation of the Earth's life support system.

Published september 21st 1995; A 9,025 word essay, 12pp. @ 75p.

This work looks at the activities and oomano-imperialist assumptions of the 'land is ours'.

First Edition published september 21st 1995; A 6,970 word essay, 8pp. @ 50p.

Second Edition published july19th 1999; A 13,778 word essay, 12pp. @ £1.00

Highlights the oomano-imperialist assumptions of greens such as tony wrench, george monbiot, bernard planterose, simon fairlie, edward goldsmith, etc and green organizations such as Earth First!(uk), the wwf, etc.

Published july19th 1999; A 25,544 word essay, 24pp. @ £1.50

This work highlights the new form of third world exploitation which has become obvious only during the 1990s since the discovery of the seriousness of global burning. It also explores the poverty generated in third world countries by cash crops, cars, and the Animal exploitation industries.

Published september 21st 1995; A 12,309 word essay, 16pp. @ £1.00.

This work highlights the greens with cars and the connections between green organizations and the car industry. It is not possible for greens to be objective about the ecological damage caused by the car when they own cars.

Published october 30th 1995; A 12,636 word essay, 20pp. @ £1.25.

This work examines Trees from environmental, ecological, and geophysiological, perspectives. Whilst Trees are a major environmental asset and provide important ecological habitats, their most indispensible role is as part of the Earth's life sustaining processes. This work provides a geophysiological case for Reforestation as a means of moderating global burning and stabilizing the Earth's climate.

First Edition 'Trees and Global Warming' published december 18th 1995; A 17,463 word essay, 20pp. @ £1.25

Second Edition published march 17th 1999; A 44,877 word essay, 36pp. @ £2.50.

Third Edition This work has been extensively rewritten in order to emphasize Forests' critical role as Carbon pumps. It's true that Forests are major stores of Carbon but, according to james lovelock, their role as Carbon pumps may be their decisive contribution to the burial of Carbon which thus helps to combat global burning. Lovelock has talked of the idea of Forests as Carbon pumps but it is time to make this concept more prominent so that so-called greens can't avoid taking it into consideration, when discussing ways of combatting global burning, no matter how much they might want to dismiss the climatic role of Forests.

Published August 30th 2001; A 63,355 word essay, 44pp. @ £2.00.

This is the first critique of alternative energy from a green perspective. It explores solar/hydro/tidal/phytomass/biomass energies but focusses on the dangers entailed by the astronomic quantities of energy to be derived from solar power used in conjunction with hydrogen. This work highlights the multi-impacts that alternative energies have on the greenhouse effect, the Earth's Photosynthetic capacity, and Animals.

Published august 19th 1999; An 84,935 word essay, 60pp. @ £2.00p.

This work explores the six main fantasies which greens have about tribalism. These fantasies are contrasted with the realities of tribal life.

Published july 19th 1999; A 30,772 word essay, 24pp. @ £1.50p.

Tf12 included an article highlighting 28 reasons for greens' opposition to Reforestation even though it is the most important part of the Earth's Photosynthetic capacity, the Earth's climate stabilization system, and thus the Earth's life support system. This work attempts to consolidate and update the mundi club's critique of greens' dismissal of Reforestation and includes 43 reasons for the greenless greens' dismissal of Reforestation.

Published march 23rd 2001; A 60,525 word essay, 44pp. @ £2.00.

This work explores various aspects of Fox hunting: the number of Animals killed by Fox hunters; the variety of ways in which Fox hunters kill Animals; the lies sustaining this activity; its class basis; and its links to wider political and cultural issues. However, the primary concern of this work is with the ideology of Fox hunting. Fox hunting is legitimized by ideas that are specific to this particular example of Animal terrorism but it also borrows ideas from ideologies that justify all forms of Animal exploitation e.g. right wing, darwinian, naturalism. Fox hunting is vile enough but the ideology which goes with it is in many ways even more revolting.

First Edition: Published July 25th 2001; A 19,440 word essay, 16pp. @ £0.50.

Second Edition: Published march 1st 2002; A 34,729 word essay - plus 5,504 words in notes 28pp. @ £1.00.

In the late 1980s scientists on the intergovernmental panel on climate change (ipcc) recommended savage reductions in Carbon emissions to combat rising global temperatures. However, they did not issue similar recommendations for an increase in the scale of Forest cover. The consequences of this decision are turning out to be catastrophic since there is no way of combating global burning, either politically or scientifically, by continuing to focus solely upon reductions in Carbon emissions. This work outlines a range of criticisms which can be made of the emissions-only tactic.

First Edition: Published July 25th 2001; A 10,655 word essay, 12pp. @ 50p.

Second Edition: Published march 1st 2002; An 11,745 word essay - plus 799 words in notes, 12pp. @ £0.50.

This issue highlights the scale of the subsidies, compensation payments, secondary subsidies, social subsidies, tax concessions, financial write-offs, windfall payments, etc, etc, received by the country's land owning pharming elite.

Published may 11th 2001; A 24,503 word essay, 44pp. @ £1.00.

This poster outlines the huge range of industries which help to keep cars on the world's roads. The geophysiological damage and greenhouse pollution generated by the industries servicing the car can be deemed to be a part of the contribution which the car and car industries make to global burning.

Published april 18th 2001; A 8,554 word essay. A3 Poster. @ FREE WITH ANY OTHER PUBLICATION.