 With production allowing humanity to "live more directly and receptively embedded in nature", Kovel predicts that "a reorientation of human need" will occur that recognises ecological limits and sees technology as "fully participant in the life of eco-systems", thus removing it from profit-making exercises.In the course on an Eco-socialist revolution, Kovel advocates the "rapid conversion to ecosocialist production" for all enterprises, followed by "restoring ecosystemic integrity to the workplace" through steps like workers ownership.He then believes that the new enterprises can build "socially developed plans" of production for societal needs, such as efficient light-rail transport components.