Redefining Masculinity in the Climate Movement

This chapter addresses the integration of men into the climate movement, focusing on the conflicts between economic responsibilities tied to fossil fuel industries and environmental consciousness. It critiques societal constructs of masculinity that prioritize job security over ecological concerns, while examining the potential for a transformative understanding of masculinity in the context of climate action. The discussion highlights the need for a just transition for energy workers and explores innovative approaches to reshape labor perceptions in a sustainable economy.