The rush to decarbonise should not be an opportunity for capitalist profit and making workers pay through lower living standards and the loss of industry.
How should Britain’s workers respond to the many complex facets of climate change and net zero?
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The production and supply of safe, nutritious and affordable food is all our concern. Capitalism has no plan or vision to feed the people. How can workers in agriculture and elsewhere put this right?
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New skills for modern jobs are needed so Britain can become as technologically independent as possible. We also need new ways of using materials.
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Capitalism’s response to the successful workers’ action in health and rail is to make such action illegal. The right to strike can only be asserted in practice, not won in argument, or legislated for in parliament.
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Transport binds a nation, moving people and goods around. Our infrastructure needs modernising. What can workers do about this?
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NATO is escalating its aggressive potential. The world becomes a more dangerous place. How should the British working-class respond?
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Energy is an essential for human survival, for industry. Yet capitalism inflates prices for industrial and home users, and refuses to plan for reliable energy for Britain's future. So workers must. What should such a plan be?
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Removing the dollar's influence opens the door to political and economic independence for Britain and means once and for all rejecting bloc politics. In effect, Brexit from the dollar.
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