This chapter frames climate politics in Milan through everyday practices of resistance to extractivism. It highlights partial, situated responses—ranging from agroecology to urban protest—as experiments in non-fossil socialities. Rather than critique from above, the focus is on lived engagements that seek to interrupt extractive continuities.

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Introduction: Notes on the Practices of Counter-Extractivism

  • Daniel Delatin Rodrigues

摘要

This chapter frames climate politics in Milan through everyday practices of resistance to extractivism. It highlights partial, situated responses—ranging from agroecology to urban protest—as experiments in non-fossil socialities. Rather than critique from above, the focus is on lived engagements that seek to interrupt extractive continuities.