2024 Earth First! the Gathering is Coming

from EF! Newswire Come one come all to the 2024 Earth First! Summer Gathering!  Earth First! has been a proving ground for environmental resistance and direct action for almost half a century. As we enter new epochs of ecological breakdown, social upheaval […]

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To our subscribers: We intend to send you the issues you purchased through your subscription. Due to the gap in our publishing schedule, we have updated our database to accommodate all unsent magazines. However, your mailing address may have changed between the […]

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Spring Skill Share in Humboldt this March

sent to Earth First! Newswire Forest Defenders in so-called Humboldt County are putting on a skill share and workshop camp March 10-March 16! It will be hosted on Chilula, Hupa and Whilkut land near willow creek. In these times of isolation and […]

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Jessica Reznicek is Being Held in Segregation

from Unoffensive Animal Jessica Reznicek is a land and water defender who, among other things, fought against the Dakota Access Pipeline, in Iowa. In 2021, Jessica was designated a domestic terrorist and sentenced to 8 years in prison (for one count of […]

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Chicago Bank of America Vandalized

from Scenes from the Atlanta Forest Early on January 27th, comrades gathered to honor Tortugita by wheat-pasting posters on the building and gluing the card reader outside the bank shut (although the tap function remained available, for anyone who was wondering). A […]

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Canada: Sabotage on the Northvolt Site

from MTL Counter-Info One of Montéregie’s last natural environments is in jeopardy! The planned construction of the Northvolt battery plant in Saint-Basile-le-Grand is an ecocidal disgrace. If this project goes ahead, 1.4 square kilometers of wetlands and woodlands will be razed to […]

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Person holding sign that reads "Save our public land from invasive species" with pictures of Bundy family

Fall of the Bundys

A look at what the so-called Sagebrush Rebels have been up to, whose been standing up them, and what it could mean for the future of public land and U.S. politics.

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Elwha River Threatened by State Logging

A timber sale looms over hiking trails, a nearby city’s water supply, and already-vulnerable salmon and orca populations. by Elizabeth Dunne and Aaditi Lele / The Revelator The place:  The Elwha watershed in northwestern Washington, near Port Angeles, is approximately 321 square miles. The […]

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