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Campaigns Activist Campaigns Electoral Action Activism Blog About Us Principles Platform Handbook Statements National Committee Locals and Commissions National Office National Convention Media The Socialist Literature The Organizer Bulletin Board SP Members E-List Membership Join Us/ Renew Make a Contribution Members Mail Log-In Socialist Party Handbook - Ecology Another movement that has affected many Socialists is the environmental movement. Capitalism with its necessity for expansion has run into the problem of limited resources. Furthermore, the need for corporations to cut expenses has led to the senseless ruin of much of the Earth’s ecology. The environmental movement has also called into question the older superficial socialist view that the only thing wrong with industrialism is who controls it. The capitalist desire for unlimited growth that no longer makes sense in a world of limited space and resources. Socialists seek to create a sustainable society through renewable resources and intelligent, long term planning. What the Socialist Party Believes Economic Democracy Working Class Unity Class Consciousness Internationalism Socialist Feminism Ecology A Multi-tendency Organization Defining Democratic Socialism Strategies for Transition to Socialism Tactics/Organizing Socialist Party History -             Socialist Party USA 339 Lafayette St. #303 New York, NY 10012