An shorter version of this article first appeared in Left Foot Forward and can be seen here.

05 July 2019  

Greenpeace’s recent exposés of rubbish dumps in Malaysia and a recycling plant in London shows how the growth of this green industry has been built on exploitation in the global South as well as poorly-paid, often migrant workers in the UK. It should provide a lesson to the environmental movement that workers’ rights need to be given much greater priority in the struggle to address environmental challenges.

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