Matthew

The RFS asserts that this process can begin only if workers learn their own power through direct confrontations with capital.

My students often ask me what they can do to save the climate. I imagine they’re used to hearing things about lightbulbs or electric cars. But they need to hear something different: join a union.

But all efforts to recover a rooted and localized relation to nature ignore the very basic definition of working-class proletarian ecology: the lack of direct connection to the ecological means of life. The question becomes: what is to be done about the masses of people already torn from the land?