Anarchist Hostilities to Green Capitalism Volume 1
This small collection is about those who have identified the problem of green capitalism, their technologies and took action against them. Reminding the world what hostility looks like, this collection, spanning the territories occupied by Germany, Sweden, Italy, Chile and the United States, is far from complete (hence “Volume 1”), and only represents a sample of actions and analysis taken by anarchists and autonomists. These texts reproduced inside demonstrate the refusal of green capitalism, but also the popular political division between fossil fuels and so-called renewable energy nurtured by politicians, company public relations and theorists of the narrow minded “fossil capital.”
This collection is a joint publishing venture between Active Distribution and Rupture Press.
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