by Jeremy Brecher, originally published 04 July 2025 by Z Network, accessible here: https://znetwork.org/znetarticle/how-to-make-the-fossil-fuel-powers-stranded-assets/ Synopsis In a few short years, China has become the world’s dominant producer of “Greentech” technology that reduces or repairs harm to the environment. Chinese technology and industrial infrastructure are cheaper and better in nearly every sector of Greentech. Chinese solar,… Read More »

by Jeremy Brecher, originally published 01 July 2025 on Labor Network for Sustainability’s Strike! Commentaries, accessible here: https://www.labor4sustainability.org/articles/social-self-defense-from-protest-to-contest/ Listen to the audio version >> With its aggressive use of the military at home and abroad, the Trump administration appears to be on the offensive. But its aggressions are less an expression of growing power than… Read More »

by S. E. Wiegand, originally published in the July 2025 Vol. 62 No. 11 of Choice, a publication of the Association of College and Research Libraries. Download here

by Jeremy Brecher, originally published 25 June 2025 on Foreign Policy in Focus, accessible here: https://fpif.org/make-the-fossil-fuel-powers-stranded-assets/ There is a specter haunting the fossil-fuel powers. As a recent article in The National Interest by Columbia University energy experts Tatiana Mitrova and Anne-Sophie Corbeau put it, What is emerging are two competing models of energy and influence—one anchored in the enduring… Read More »