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We are a group of early career researchers who study labor movement environmentalism. TULE explores how trade unions can advance working-class environmentalism and tackle today’s ecological challenges through collective action.
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Dr. Ewan Gibbs will present his and Riyoko Shibe's research with Scottish oil refinery workers after the 2023 Grangemouth closure announcement, highlighting workers' frustration with just transition promises and feelings of exclusion from key decisions.
April 23, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Dr. Ewan Gibbs will present his and Riyoko Shibe's research with Scottish oil refinery workers after the 2023 Grangemouth closure announcement, highlighting workers' frustration with just transition promises and feelings of exclusion from key decisions.
Dr. Jessie HF Hammerling will present on the Contra Costa Refinery Transition Partnership (CCRTP)— a coalition of environmental and labor organizations— formed after the 2020 closure and mass layoffs at a major California refinery.
April 23, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Dr. Jessie HF Hammerling will present on the Contra Costa Refinery Transition Partnership (CCRTP)— a coalition of environmental and labor organizations— formed after the 2020 closure and mass layoffs at a major California refinery.
Explaining this quagmire is key. How does clean energy unionization on paper fall short of the class formation needed to transform climate politics?
March 4, 2025 at 6:28 PM
Explaining this quagmire is key. How does clean energy unionization on paper fall short of the class formation needed to transform climate politics?
Long-reactive building trades backed clean energy mandates, and a few allied with immigrant and environmental groups to sweep into local politics. Then, in the early 2020s, those strides stalled out. Even as solar growth soared, union membership, novel alliances, and electoral gains all plateaued.3/
March 4, 2025 at 6:28 PM
Long-reactive building trades backed clean energy mandates, and a few allied with immigrant and environmental groups to sweep into local politics. Then, in the early 2020s, those strides stalled out. Even as solar growth soared, union membership, novel alliances, and electoral gains all plateaued.3/
Short teaser: California's solar boom achieved the best-case scenario for center-left visions of green jobs. Unlike the rest of the US, construction jobs unionized by the thousands, as utility-scale solar grew fifty-fold in a decade. 2/
March 4, 2025 at 6:28 PM
Short teaser: California's solar boom achieved the best-case scenario for center-left visions of green jobs. Unlike the rest of the US, construction jobs unionized by the thousands, as utility-scale solar grew fifty-fold in a decade. 2/
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February 26, 2025 at 2:55 PM