environment

Water scarcity is not a future crisis. It is a present emergency reshaping geopolitics, agriculture, and daily survival for billions of people right now.

Local food looks expensive because industrial food is artificially cheap, and somebody is paying the hidden costs.

Your grandparents repaired everything. You throw everything away. This isn't a generational virtue difference.

The workers who extract, transport, and burn fossil fuels are the same ones who'll build what comes next. Climate transition requires labor organizing.

You can have modern medicine and less stuff. These aren't contradictory. Degrowth targets throughput, not quality of life.

You cannot consume your way to sustainability. The market will not save us. Green capitalism is an oxymoron that delays real solutions.