Thousands Protest Coal Seam Gas in Australia

Cross Posted from Sydney Morning Herald Thousands of people have protested in New South Wales against coal seam gas mining. The two largest protests were in Sydney and the north coast town of Murwillumbah. The rallies are part of a national week […]

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Protesters Take to the Seas to Protest Fish Farms

Opponents of new salmon farms in the Marlborough Sounds deployed their own patrol vessels in a protest flotilla today. Guardians of the Sounds chairman Peter Beech said people wanted to show their opposition to King Salmon’s application to build nine more fish […]

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WTF: Shell Oil is Suing Greenpeace

Cross Posted from Commercial Appeal.com Royal Dutch Shell PLC is suing Greenpeace International in an attempt to have the environmental organization banned from holding any protest within 500 meters of any Shell property, or face a 1 million euros ($1.3 million) fine. […]

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Lock Downs and Blockades at Tar Sands Tree Sit

Cross Posted from Tar Sands Blockade.org Following a weekend of nonviolent civil disobedience training in North Texas by Tar Sands Blockade, dozens of protesters and supporters are rallying today at the site of the largest and longest tree sit in Texas history […]

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Support Grand Jury Resisters!

Cross Posted from CAPR Leah -Lynn Plante was imprisoned at SeaTac Federal Detention Center yesterday by Judge Richard Jones for refusing to comply with a grand jury investigation. She will be in there for an indefinite length of time, potentially up to […]

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Increased Action in Texas, Slowing the Keystone Pipeline

While Transcanada strongly believes that there is “overwhelming support” to build this disasterous pipeline, the Earth First! Newswire is committed to keeping the international community of readers and eco-warriors posted on all of the amazing resistance that is helping prevent Alberta Tar […]

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Long Walk to Freedom

Day 18 from the East Texas Tar Sands Blockade I’m laying down in an open field in East Texas, staring upwards and reflecting. Small groups of stars peek out from the increasingly puffy clouds, signaling morning rain. My nostrils fill with slight […]

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