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'Oil' tag archive

Five theses on sabotage in the shadow of fossil capital

Jeff Diamanti and Mark Simpson ~ RP 2.02 (June 2018), pp. 3–12 ~ Article Commentary
What will it mean, and what will it require, to trigger transition from fossil fuels to some other energy form – one incompatible with exploitation, and so with the social relations of capitalism? If ethics were the prime mechanism for such transition today, then oil would be done and dusted. Oil’s ascendency in the twentieth […]

What the frack?: Combustible water and other late capitalist novelties

Imre Szeman ~ RP 177 (Jan/Feb 2013) ~ Commentary
Commentary What the frack? Combustible water and other late capitalist novelties Imre szeman There is a reason why oil gets the lion’s share of attention when it comes to the global game of petrocarbon extraction. Through the multiple products into which oil is refined, most important of which are gasoline and diesel, oil is the […]
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