Q&A: “Profit Is Enemy Number One of the Environment”

SANTIAGO, Oct 20 (Tierramérica) - The global financial debacle is evidence that
capitalism “is more alive than ever” and can only be
stopped by policies that extinguish all forms of profit or by the
end of life on Earth, says Chilean professor and activist Marcel
Claude.


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