A conversation with Panagioti Tsolkas, on ICE, Alligator Alcatraz and the fight against toxic prisons
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Category Archives: International Eco-Defense
Germany: Two Teslas and Two Tesla Charging Stations Set on Fire in Berlin
from Abolition Media Two Teslas were set on fire in Rummelsburg on February 7 and two Tesla charging stations on Vulkanstraße on February 8. We think that Tesla is an ideal target for our attacks. Because: > Several armies use Tesla’s Starlink […]
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Honduras: Municipal Committee Blocks Highway, Calls On Government to Not Renew Los Pinares Mining Concession
by Brent Patterson / PBI On January 31, Guapinol Exige Justicia (Guapinol Demands Justice) posted a photo of a backhoe loader with the text: “Highway connection on CA 13 between Tocoa and Cayo Campo in the department of Colón.” The yellow banner on the […]
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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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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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Protect This Place: The Montana River Threatened By a Shuttered Pulp Mill
Industrial waste from a mill is leaching into the groundwater and polluting the Clark Fork River. A major flood could cause an even bigger catastrophe. by Sam Dwyer / The Revelator The Place: The Smurfit-Stone pulp mill site along the Clark Fork River […]
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Boat-Sinking Orcas: Our New Folk Heroes
The stories we tell about the yacht-yeeting cetaceans express our desire to liberate ourselves from oppressive systems.
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UK: Grand National Disrupted by Animal Rising Occupying Track
from Freedom News On Saturday, over 100 people occupied the Grand National track at Aintree, delaying the start of the race. However, when it began Hill Sixteen, the third horse to die over these three-day event was killed, following the killing of Dark […]
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Greece: Sabotage Actions Against the Redevelopment Works of Strefi Hill in Athens
from Dark Nights The Hill of Strefis is under police occupation. The works carried out in the last six months are destroying the flora and fauna of the hill, while the operation of its regeneration seeks to isolate it from the movements […]
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Canada: Judge Rules Against BC Logging Company’s Request to Probe Environmentalists’ Social Media Info
from Times Colonist A B.C. Supreme Court judge has rejected a logging company’s request for a court order allowing them to probe into the social media of members of a Kootenay environmental group. Lindsay Lyster released her decision in favour of Last […]
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