Lilian Yap

From the tar sands to ‘green jobs’? Work and ecological justice

Greg Albo and Lilian Yap / July 14, 2016 / 19 min readSyndicated

But the political calculation of ecologists, unionists, and socialists needs to be as ambitious as the challenges at hand are large. This is to insist that a rupture with the existing paradigm of production and work is needed – ‘ways of living’ as the early ecology and socialist movements envisioned. Solar communism, anyone?

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