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Who is included in a Just Transition?
New report finds that although coal workers are at greatest direct risk of job losses, many other workers in those communities are also threatened.
United to stop environmental racism
Over 150 Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (CBTU) delegates came together to expose the disproportionate impact of climate change upon racialized and Indigenous communities.
Our Times magazine’s union exchange on “Green is not white”
How to get more people involved in environmental justice work? Change the face of it.
Heating Up, Backing Down: Evaluating recent climate policy progress in Canada
Canadian governments have been unwilling to introduce supply-side energy policies designed to restrict the production of fossil fuels.
Steelworkers Union Tackles Climate Change in Workshop Guide
Workshop educates about the impact of climate change on jobs, and better prepares workers to ensure government policies create a just transition
UK’s Greener Jobs Alliance Heralds Committee on Climate Change Report
The UK must end its contribution to global warming with a new target of net zero emissions by 2050, the independent Committee on Climate Change (CCC) told the government on 2 May
ACW Mourns Passing of Green Built Environment Expert, Prof. Colin Patrick Gleeson
Colin Gleeson was a Reader at the University of Westminster’s School of Architecture and the Built Environment (UK)
Just Transition and Beyond Just Transition: Canada in Action
Roundtable Summary Report. Six groups active in the field invited the broadest range of Canadian groups involved in Just Transition to a daylong roundtable on August 27, 2018, in Ottawa.
Labour Leader to Urge Students to Combat Climate Change in the Workplace
Before the Canadian unions became leaders in the struggle to slow climate change, Donald Lafleur, executive vice-president of the Canadian Labour Congress, was training unionists about climate bargaining and green plans.
Deep Cleavages Amongst US Labour Unions with Respect to Climate Change, Finds Report
This report outlines the deep cleavages with respect to climate policy but also argues that the views of unions are more complex and contradictory than the opposition-support dichotomy.