ion of the proletariat, is far more fitting.
In short, Marxism is the only viable way to deal with climate change. With capitalism threatening to destroy the entire planet, it is time for us to examine alternative approaches. Marxism, far from being applicable only to the 19th century working class, remains relevant for everyone concerned with the wellbeing of the human species.
Christopher C is a Marxist-Leninist activist and writer.
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