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by Mark Schleifstein / nola.com Because of increasing rates of sea level rise fueled by global warming, the remaining 5,800 square miles of Louisiana’s coastal wetlands in the Mississippi River delta will disappear. The only question is how quickly it will happen, […]
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We just released our Spring 2020 newsletter! Featuring eco-wars coverage for Oct.-Feb. as well as an article with a biocentric take on the pandemic written by some of the EF! Journal editors. FREE PDF download available at: earthfirstjournal.news/newsletter/ … OR from the […]
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Below is the message sent out by the 2020 Summer Gathering Host Group from Michigan: We hope this letter finds you all safe and healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic. For 39 years we have gathered under the Earth First! banner in honor […]
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In response to the current situation, its impact on protest and the ongoing ecological destruction taking place as many other parts of the economy have been shut down Earth First! UK is making online zine and wants *your* contributions! They are looking […]
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from Support Marius Mason Marius has been in federal prison for 11 years of a nearly 22-year sentence. He was sentenced for acts of property damage carried out in defense of the planet, and is now housed at the Danbury FCI in […]
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Hello everyone! Our website is back up (again) and we are launching a flash sale on our yearly subscriptions and 2019 bundle! You can use code MAYDAY at checkout for a 20% discount now through May Day. We know many of you […]
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Although we won’t be sending out letters or prizes or having as splashy a fundraiser as originally planned, we are still asking for and appreciate anything you can share to keep this small radical media project going.
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We know it’s been a while, but the Journal website is finally back online! After months of all of us luddites hitting the main office computer with monkeywrenches and hoping for the best, we were finally saved from ourselves by an anonymous […]
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