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we know we\u2019re dumping carbon in the atmosphere,
it\u2019s warming the earth, messin\u2019 with the oceans, climate change is here.
we know what we\u2019ve got to do, leave it in the ground;
look to the sun, feel the wind, listen to the sound.<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

                                                                                                             -joe uehlein<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n

long sung from the throats of ralph chaplin, pete seager, and workers around the world, \u201csolidarity forever \/ for the union makes us strong!\u201d is the authentic fighting song for organized labor, centering solidarity as their greatest strength against exploitative capital. yet for joe uehlein, it is hard not to see this as a \u201chollow slogan\u201d after more than four decades at the intersection of labor organizing and environmental activism. to him, the climate crisis has pulled organized labor\u2019s priorities\u2014its \u201ctwo hearts beating within a single breast\u201d<\/a>\u2014in opposite directions, giving into a false duality of \u201cjobs vs. environment\u201d as though we can’t have one without the other. <\/p>\n\n\n

\n
\"joe
(milan ilnyckyj)<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n\n

as one heart fights for the health, safety, and future of its members, the other must protect their jobs, as \u201cthe smoke coming out of the steel mill smokestacks\u2026 [means] bread on the table\u201d for america\u2019s working class. through his tireless work as a union organizer, environmentalist, and musician, uehlein picks out a new tune that \u201cspeaks to something other than the intellect,\u201d helping those beating hearts \u201crecognize each other\u201d and coalesce environmentalism with organized labor, taking down the barriers that keep these movements in separate \u201csilos\u201d to fight for a just, sustainable future.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

though they normally occupy two separate political spheres, organized labor and environmental activism could not be more relevant, more interlinked, or more personal for uehlein. the social life of his ohio hometown<\/a> revolved around the united steelworkers local 1104 union hall, and both of his parents made ends meet thanks to their union work<\/a>. but when the nearby cuyahoga river caught fire, uehlein and his community were forced to question what they were doing to \u201c[their] paradise, lake erie.\u201d signs reading \u201cdon\u2019t swim in the lake\u201d and \u201cdon\u2019t eat the perch\u201d were visceral reminders that the steel mill\u2019s smokestacks represented more than just their daily bread.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

uehlein brought this environmental consideration to the forefront of his work. after his early career in several union jobs\u2014both as a manufacturing and construction worker, and as a union rep\u2014and election to secretary-treasurer for the industrial division of the afl-cio<\/a>\u2014the nation\u2019s largest federation of unions\u2014he joined the un intergovernmental panel on climate change in 1988. \u201ci\u2019d never heard of global warming,\u201d uehlein said, \u201cbut i read about the [congressional] testimony\u2026and i thought, i\u2019m representing the energy unions, mine workers, steelworkers, refinery workers. i better learn about this.\u201d seeing both the available science and the presence of foreign labor unions, uehlein judged that america\u2019s labor movement was dangerously unconcerned with the looming danger of climate change. however, pushed by the energy unions under their banner, the afl-cio opposed uehlein\u2019s work on the 1997 kyoto protocol, undercutting their own representation on the panel and causing uehlein to resign in frustration.<\/p>\n\n\n

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\"an
an aug. 25, 1967, headline in the chicago tribune. heavy industrial pollution from cleveland and other surrounding cities spurred widespread protests in the late 1960s and early \u201870s. the phrase \u201clake erie is dead\u201d became popular in national news. (university of michigan environmental justice historylab<\/a>)<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n\n

why is the afl-cio so reticent in its attitude on climate, despite the danger to its roughly 12.5 million members and to working people around the globe? of its 57 affiliated unions, many have no stated environmental policy, while a handful advocate for some climate action as a peripheral issue. that leaves a bloc of about a dozen unions\u2014the building trades, steel, utility, and mine workers whose jobs depend on the fossil fuel industry or other climate-unsustainable sectors. far from being outright malicious, these unions have a legal duty to advocate for their members, especially in a time of increasing wealth inequality and corporate power. thus, these powerful and highly motivated energy unions direct the entire afl-cio into an \u201call of the above\u201d energy policy, accepting \u201cgreen jobs\u201d and infrastructure projects while vehemently opposing any attempts to curtail extractive industries. in the early 1980s, pressure from the united mine workers dissolved the afl-cio\u2019s action on community health issues like air pollution and acid rain, and toxic rhetoric about \u201cjobs vs. environment\u201d has continued to poison labor\u2019s political action. following protests against the keystone xl pipeline, special interests like the american petroleum institute have learned to inflame these tensions and now wield huge influence through energy unions.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

according to uehlein, correcting this is a matter of advocacy. yet, in his experience as a strategic advisor for the blue-green alliance, a founding member of the coalition for environmentally responsible economies, a member of the union of concerned scientists, the chief organizer of the afl-cio\u2019s 50,000-strong presence at the 1999 wto protests, and leading countless workshops on cross-issue activism, uehlein observes that the prominent environmental groups who ought to be leading this charge are mired in shortcomings of their own<\/a>. because of their general unwillingness to utilize direct action or mass mobilization tactics, these major environmental organizations\u2014national wildlife federation, environmental defense fund, audubon society, league of conservation voters, sierra club\u2014appear to deal more in respectability politics than the massive popular demonstrations needed to motivate sustained action. ossified by beltway politics and the need to remain respectable amidst the mainstream democratic party, these \u201cbig greens\u201d hold intransigently to their traditional organizing patterns and lose support because of it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

\"a
a bumper sticker printed by uehlein\u2019s union in his early career (top left). though the first earth day in 1970 had major support from the united auto workers and afscme (american federation of state, county, and municipal employees), other unions clashed with environmental groups like the sierra club (top right and bottom), whose messaging did not account for the livelihoods of workers in extractive industries. (top left: david edwards<\/a>; top right and bottom: video still \/ robert stone, earth days<\/em>, documentary (films media group, 2010).<\/a>)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

for uehlein, the bottom line is that \u201cboth movements are losing.\u201d traditional environmentalism fails to elicit the nation-stopping turnout of 1970\u2019s first earth day, and traditional unionism has been greatly weakened in many sectors by multinational corporations and weak labor-rights enforcement. both movements, in their most institutionalized forms, are dominated by white male voices which fail to represent the women, people of color, and working poor who are most threatened by corporate greed and climate catastrophe. when operating in separate \u201csilos,\u201d labor and environmentalism fight each other instead of their common enemy.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

yet despite the failings of big green and big labor, these movements have so much to gain from cooperation. the federal jobs guarantee, a cornerstone of the green new deal and other major climate legislation, would benefit organized labor more than any legislation in the past several decades. according to uehlein, such a program would \u201cdrive wages and benefits up and allow unions to do what they do best: negotiate good contracts.\u201d the infrastructure necessary to transition the u.s. to a sustainable power grid would employ millions of americans across the country, and vigilant oversight could ensure fair workplace conditions that new unions to grow and flourish. and these new unions could bolster the waning power of american workers. history shows us that labor\u2019s greatest victories follow minority inclusion, like women in the \u201c9to5\u201d movement<\/a> or black workers in the congress of industrial organizations<\/a> [the \u201ccio\u201d in afl-cio]. recent victories at starbucks and amazon rejected the parenting of established unions, garnering more widespread support by organizing themselves. with the prominence of black lives matter, youth climate activism, environmental justice, and indigenous movements, uehlein maintains that labor must platform and learn from these activists who are actually doing something.<\/p>\n\n\n

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\"a
cooperation between labor unions and environmentalist groups was on full display during the 1999 wto protests in seattle, washington, resulting in the slogan \u201cteamsters and turtles.\u201d it remains a powerful message, seen at the protest\u2019s 10-year anniversary in portland, oregon. (bette lee \/ talking union<\/a>)<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n\n

how do we achieve this cooperation and dispel the toxic, false dichotomy of \u201cjobs vs. environment\u201d? uehlein now heads the labor network for sustainability, a research and advocacy group working out the nuts and bolts of a just transition. he was arrested for civil disobedience protesting keystone xl, arm-in-arm with bill mckibben. and he\u2019s in a rock band. the u-liners have performed with pete seager, tom morello, and at both the rock & roll hall of fame and afl-cio headquarters. whether singing his originals or covering jerry garcia, bruce springsteen, and willie nelson, uehlein\u2019s performances are a testament to his beliefs. he changes billy edd wheeler\u2019s lyrics to give the unions due credit and prefaces each set with words of love, empathy, innocence, or revolution. as opposed to capitalism\u2019s propensity for division and addiction, \u201cart and music\u2026 arrest life and invite contemplation,\u201d uehlein muses, and \u201chelp [labor\u2019s two beating hearts] recognize each other and come together.\u201d in tributing labor\u2019s rich history of art and music, he marvels at how songs can tell coal miners to \u201cleave it in the ground\u201d<\/a> with empathy and nuance that prose could never achieve. \u201cliving life is art,\u201d he says, and when business-as-usual fails us, it is the unexpected gracenotes in our music\u2014and our marching\u2014that keep us fighting.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

\"joe
joe uehlein and the u-liners perform for the first time since the covid-19 pandemic. april 16, 2022, in silver spring, maryland. (pace schwarz\/georgetown university)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

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