Welcome to [Power Lines], the essential anthology that empowers activists and organizers with proven strategies for uniting labor and environmental justice. This compelling trade paperback, published by The New Press in 2024, is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in effective organizing in the climate justice movement. As the dialogue around 'jobs versus the environment' continues to polarize, this collection of insights from leading organizers serves to bridge that divide, showing that economic stability and environmental sustainability can coexist.

In [Power Lines], readers will discover actionable frameworks and innovative organizing models from experts deeply engaged in both labor rights and climate action. This book goes beyond mere theory—it offers practical tools and inspiring case studies that illustrate how vibrant movements for economic and environmental justice can be constructed. The contributors are at the forefront of this critical work, providing unparalleled perspectives on building robust alliances.

By addressing vital questions and challenges within the intersection of labor and climate, [Power Lines] makes a powerful case for why a just transition is not just necessary, but possible. It's a call to action for activists, union members, and environmentalists alike, illustrating real-world strategies that have sparked meaningful change.

Whether you're a seasoned organizer or new to the movement, [Power Lines] offers the insights and motivation needed to drive collective action and propel the labor-climate justice movement forward. Join the fight for a sustainable future where workers' rights and environmental health go hand in hand. Get your copy today!