Just got a notice that UPS deliveries will possibly be impacted during the #ucstrike because “delivery drivers will not cross the picket line of striking academic workers”

I stand in strong solidarity with the 48,000 academic workers at the University of California who are on strike for higher wages, better child care benefits, and expanded paid leave.

At 5am this morning, striking Academic Workers formed a picket line at a construction site at UC Berkeley and successfully shut it down by talking to the workers from OE, IBEW, and LiUNA. They are honoring our picket line and won't be building today. #Solidarity #UAWonStrike

Was delighted to see @barelifereview's Climate Issue selected as a special notable issue by Best American Essays 2022. It's an excellent issue and I'm grateful to the editors for including my work. barelifereview.square.site/product/tblr-v…

My wide-ranging conversation on climate change and energy transition with Sarah Marie Wiebe, Allan Stoekl, and @szemanimre is now live on "Volatile Trajectories." Thanks Scott Stoneman (He/Him) for producing! youtu.be/NGLBn_1AdN8

I've posted about this before but here's my most recent contribution to the discourse

A short vid that assembles some significant moments from the Volatile Trajectories podcast, now available on iTunes, Spotify, and Google Podcasts: youtu.be/IABn7Xuulvc Stacey Balkan 🐊👊 Casey Williams Graeme Macdonald @szemanimre Penélope Plaza Sarah Marie Wiebe @emily.eaton.bsky.social 🇵🇸 @CalebWellum Edilll Jagoe

Police killed a forest defender today, someone who loved the forest, someone who fought to protect the earth & its inhabitants. This is why we organize to stop Cop City. And we will. In honor of their life, and the lives of everyone killed and imprisoned by the police.

I could not be more proud of the Duke Grad Union fighting for recognition. In response, Duke has challenged the right of grad workers everywhere to unionize. I’m pledging #NoDollars4Duke until they abandon this embarrassing and transparent delay tactic. #LetUsVote

So proud of everyone who spent years fighting for this! Duke is a union campus!

When commuters berate climate protesters blocking highways, it's not because they don't care about the climate. It's because FF infrastructure breaks solidarity, clarifying how much work is required to build a working-class climate movement. With the brilliant Claire Ravenscroft

Our 7/24 issue is now online, with James Gleick on AI nonsense, Joyce Carol Oates on serial killers and toxic metals, Lola Seaton on Sheila Heti, Casey Williams on degrowth, Regina Marler on the Brothers Grimm, Michelle Nijhuis on what we save, and much more. go.nybooks.com/4nO3CED

My work reviewed w/ 斎藤幸平 in The New York Review of Books yet no cool pic w/Marx on my shoulder (jk it’s more about Kohei). “Huber…sees eco crisis as a consequence neither of growth nor of capitalist tech but of how & for whom the modern economy’s productive powers have been put to work”

Thanks to Casey Williams for writing this and a good time to boost his brilliant earlier review of my book in “Radical Philosophy”: radicalphilosophy.com/reviews/indivi…

I gloss the degrowth debate for The New York Review of Books this month, reviewing work by Kohei Saito and Matt Huber. Ultimately, there's much to admire in the degrowth vision, but it still lacks a theory of political change nybooks.com/articles/2025/…

Casey A. Williams (Casey Williams) on economic degrowth, abundance, and the climate crisis go.nybooks.com/4klnLPe

“Critics…see degrowth as a Luddite fantasy, motivated by middle-class consumer guilt,” Casey Williams writes. “[But] almost all degrowth proponents…insist that such sacrifices would…open more avenues for self-fulfillment.” go.nybooks.com/4lSY1uz

“Today’s banana plantations could not simply be seized by workers and made to serve an ecologically conscious socialism. What’s needed is a totally different way of producing bananas—and probably far fewer of them.” —Casey Williams go.nybooks.com/3TPgkVL

For the The BREAK–DOWN today, Casey Williams rereads Stuart Hall in an age of climate breakdown break-down.org/reading-stuart…

Stuart Hall wrote little about the environment, but I argue in a new piece for The BREAK–DOWN that Hall is nonetheless essential reading for a left committed to addressing climate change break-down.org/reading-stuart…