May/June 2019
The Just Transition Issue
How do we transition to a low-carbon future, in a way that’s just for Indigenous peoples and workers? This issue is both a vision and a plan.
With articles by Ananda Lee Tan on the history of the just transition movement; Emily Riddle on what “giving land back” really means; a roundtable with Heather Milton-Lightening, Kali Akuno, Mostafa Henaway, Hayley Zacks, and Jamie Kirkpatrick; case studies from the Wet’suwet’en nation’s reoccupation of territory to the Imagining 2030 Network in Nova Scotia; Syed Hussan on unbordering the transition; Yves-Marie Abraham on the degrowth movement in Quebec; and more.
Inside This Issue
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Just transition: a vision and a plan
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Just transition means returning Indigenous land – but that might look different than you think
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Bending the arc of movement history toward a just transition
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What’s in a just transition?
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“We need to begin protecting all of our territories”
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Bridging the gap with Saskatchewan’s coal communities
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This is what Indigenous energy sovereignty looks like
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Decentralizing climate justice in Halifax
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Tarsands vs. treaty
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Transition and resistance in the Global South
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Unbordering
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Qu’est-ce que la décroissance?
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Décroissance
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Degrowth vs. the Green New Deal
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Confronting economic barriers to a just transition
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How will we pay for a just transition?
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The climate crisis calls for a planetary politics
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“We can only glimpse our future reflected in our past”
