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Abonnez-vousUnderground Action Calendar refreshed Our Underground Action Calendar lists attacks from as far back as the 1970s, to inspire and serve as a research... Continue reading
What Will They Tell the Children? by Angela Nolan What will they tell the children? In the generations to come. Amerika is festering And the... Continue reading
Earth At Risk 2014 Videos Available Earth At Risk, sponsored by Fertile Ground Institute in November 2014, featured many of today's most important activists and thinkers... Continue reading
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Robert Jensen on Millennial Men, Climate Change, and the Increasing Need for Radical Politics
Zoë Goodall interviews Robert Jensen about his most-recent book, “The End of Patriarchy: Radical Feminism for Men.” by Zoë Goodall / Feminist Current This month, I had the fantastic opportunity to speak to Robert Jensen while he was in Australia to launch his new book, The End of Patriarchy: Radical Feminism for Men (2017, Spinifex Press). As a...
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Once, the Monsoon
Field notes from a botanical sanctuary: changing weather patterns are causing havoc to plants Featured image: Mist over local neighbourhood and Banasura by Suprabha Seshan I love being at home, in Wayanad, when the south-west monsoon arrives. This hilly district of northern Kerala is still full of tall trees and myriad creatures, and drenched in...
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Gulf Coast Environmental Justice Organizers launch the L’eau Est La Vie (Water is Life) Camp
by Indigenous Rising Springfield, LA – Following legal victories for the Tribes at Standing Rock, Water Protectors in Southern Louisiana will open the L’eau Est La Vie (Water is Life) Camp tomorrow. The launch marks the next fight to protect Indigenous rights, life-giving water and to stop Energy Transfer Partners from committing acts...
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Lawsuit Filed Against Federal Wildlife-killing Program in California
by Center for Biological Diversity SAN FRANCISCO— Conservationists sued the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services program today over its outdated wildlife-killing plan for Northern California. The lawsuit, filed in San Francisco federal court, seeks an updated environmental analysis of the program’s killing of native wildlife including coyotes, bobcats and foxes. “Wildlife Services’...
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Chief John Moreno Jailed in Mexico
by Jamie Sechrist TODOS SANTOS, BCS, MX–Chief John J. Moreno, of the traditional Council of Chiefs at Crow Dog’s Sundance, Rosebud, Lakota Territory, has been jailed in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico, in what looks like an effort to silence the young environmental attorney. Moreno, lead attorney for local fishermen and the...
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Indigenous and Environmental Rights Under Attack in Brazil
by UN Human Right Office of the High Commissioner GENEVA / WASHINGTON DC – Three United Nations experts and a rapporteur from the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights have joined forces to denounce attacks on indigenous and environmental rights in Brazil. “The rights of indigenous peoples and environmental rights are under attack in...
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Climate Change is Shrinking the Colorado River
Featured image: Lake Powell, photographed April 12, 2017. The white ‘bathtub ring’ at the cliff base indicates how much higher the lake reached at its peak, nearly 100 feet above the current level. Patti Weeks by Brad Udall, Colorado State University and Jonathan Overpeck, University of Arizona / The Conversation The nation’s two largest reservoirs, Lake Mead...
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Border Patrol Raids Humanitarian-aid Camp in Targeted Attack
by No More Deaths Arivaca, AZ—In temperatures surging over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, the US Border Patrol raided the medical-aid camp of humanitarian organization No More Deaths and detained four individuals receiving medical care. Obstruction of humanitarian aid is an egregious abuse by the law-enforcement agency, a clear violation of international humanitarian law, and...
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Grand Canyon Indigenous Allies in Fight Against Uranium Mining
Featured image: A humble warning at the Canyon mine. Photo: Garet Bleir by John Ahni Schertow / Intercontinental Cry A Canadian company, Energy Fuels Inc., is about to begin mining high-grade uranium ore just 5 miles from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. If the project goes ahead, the Colorado River could...
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DAPL Approval Illegal, Judge Finds
Featured image by Lucas Reynolds. Judge James Boasberg’s 91-page decision says U.S. Army Corps ‘did not adequately consider’ oil spill impacts; no ruling on whether to keep DAPL operational by Indian Country Media Network The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers violated the law in its fast-tracked approval of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL),...
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Lees argued, in 2015, that Greer’s claims that transwomen are men constituted ...
... “hate speech,” and compared her comments to racist right-wingers who compare refugees to rats and cockroaches. It’s a strange reversal, because when racist white people attack marginalized ethnic groups, there is an issue of power at play — we live in a white supremacy, so people of colour constitute an...
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Our Underground Action Calendar lists attacks from as far back as the ...
... 1970s, to inspire and serve as a research tool. We include a variety of actions from around the world, some carried out by individuals, some by organized militant groups. Targets range from local earth-destroying construction equipment to networks of oil wells and pipelines. Browsing the list gives a good idea...
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The Renewable Myth: Even leaving aside the fact that the electricity generated by ...
... “renewables” is used to power the industrial economy, in other words to further the murder of the planet, the wind/solar/hydro/biomass solutions are in themselves harmful. For example, wind/solar require the mining of rare earths. All mining is environmentally devastating, but rare earths mining is especially so. Rare earths mining and refining...
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Chris Hedges, MaryLou Singleton and Maya Dillard Smith take on the 'gender ...
... identity' issue and its connection to capitalism and neoliberalism, as well as the impact on the sex-based rights of women and girls.
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Here is today's example of those who resist. It is the town ...
... of Numantia. These were Indigenous people in what is now Spain. They were Arevaci peoples, a subgroup of the larger Celtic people. The Romans invaded, of course. The 4000 to 8000 people in Numantia were able to hold off 20,000 Romans and force them to surrender, in 137 BCE. But...
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A call to dig underneath the distractions and lies imposed on us ...
... by civilization, "Concrete" urges us to decolonize and join the side of the living. As always, the filthy politicians, joined on this Modern Man track by Drew Wadden, blend engaging rythm and melody with meaningful lyrics to draw listeners into a culture of resistance. Read the lyrics and listen to...
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"In this largely African American town that grew out of former slave ...
... plantations, people are concerned with a certain kind of environmental injustice. Two environmental groups have pushed the EPA to declare civil rights violations because the cumulative air pollution of existing and new plants disproportionately impacts a community of color."
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"A coalition of influential officials in Arizona and Utah is urging the ...
... Trump administration to consider rolling back Obama-era environmental protections that ban new uranium mining near the Grand Canyon. "They argue that the 20-year ban that came into effect in 2012 is unlawful and stifles economic opportunity in the mining industry. But supporters of the ban say new mining activity could increase...
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This collaboration between the filthy politicians and Drew Wadden provides a concise ...
... summary of the trajectory of civilization, then challenges the listener with a fundamental moral question: what are you going to do about it? Read the lyrics and listen to the song:
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Southern Arizona leaders took a strong, mostly symbolic stance against construction of ...
... a physical barrier along the U.S.-Mexico border, one of President Donald Trump's signature proposals. It kicked off with the Pima County Board of Supervisors. The Democratic-majority chamber adopted a resolution opposing construction of a physical barrier along the border, the first action of its kind in Arizona.
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Dreams, Poems, Songs as Technology #DeepGreenWithDerrickJensen ...
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Women’s Coordinating Committee for a Free Wallampu, June 7, 2017 Mapuche Political Prisoners, ...
... in so-called southern Chile, prosecuted in relation to Luchsinger Mackay case in the prison of Temuco communicate the following: On Monday, May 29th, 2017, we have begun a hunger strike as a last recourse of resistance within political prison to demand and pressure authorities for due process in our cases.
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“Every kind of resource extraction is an act of domination and control ...
... and is a statement that says the way of life we have created for ourselves—the shiny, fast moving, plastic way of life—is more important than life itself.“ —Sam Leah, Deep Green Resistance The Alberta Tar Sands nightmare is the size of the state of Florida. www.deepgreenresistance.org
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"The judge said in a 91-page decision that, while the Army Corps ...
... substantially complied with the National Environmental Policy Act, federal permits issued for the pipeline violated the law in some respects, saying in a court order the Corps did not 'adequately consider the impacts of an oil spill on fishing rights, hunting rights, or environmental justice.' "'To remedy those violations, the Corps...
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McConnell's framing of Gallmann as a regal, gallant hero fighting to “save ...
... the environment” against marauding hordes of “impoverished, local men” is so riddled with colonial tropes that it is astonishing The Guardian published it with that language intact. Let's begin with the article's descriptions of the Laikipia landscape—”undulating savannah, forests, winding rivers, waterfalls, rocky hills and steep-shouldered escarpments. The land is home...
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"Is the continued use of money and the deadly, life-sucking bondage of ...
... our current economic systems really inescapable or perpetually locked-in? "One thing that most humans do not realize, in part because the pursuit of money is so normalized and unquestioned and, in part, because very few people talk about or teach this, is that we humans lived fairly well, for the most...
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A true people’s militia would be sworn to uphold human rights, including ...
... women’s rights. The horrors of history include male sexual sadism on a mass scale. Women are afraid of men with guns for good reason. But rape is not inevitable. It’s a behavior that springs from specific social norms, norms that a culture of resistance can and must confront and counteract,whether...
