Work
Research and writing, organised by theme. Each theme is a strand of one argument about how energy and infrastructure organise colonial power, and how people build otherwise.
Fossil empire and infrastructural rule
How energy infrastructures govern: from Mandate-era electrification keyed to settlement, to Gaza's electricity-as-siege, to geoengineering as the newest climate colonialism.
Supply chains and corporate complicity
Following materials through circuits of extraction, logistics, and profit: oil tanker routes, military emissions, embargo politics, and the calculations behind climate reparations.
Gendered ecologies and intersecting violence
How environmental destruction inscribes itself on women's bodies, time, and labour. Feminist political ecology under occupation: reproductive harm, care work, and the gendered violence of energy denial.
Petroculture and post-fossil futures
The cultural life of fossil fuels: food, music, memory, and speculative writing on liberation energy and what comes after oil.