by Tom Phillips / The Guardian The surveillance plane eased off the runway and banked west towards the frontline of one of Brazil’s most dramatic environmental and humanitarian crises. Its objective: a clandestine 120km (75-mile) road that illegal mining mafias have carved […]
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from Anarchist News Full original title: ITALY: STATEMENT BY ALFREDO COSPITO READ DURING THE APPEAL HEARING ON THE RECALCULATION OF SENTENCES IN THE SCRIPTA MANENT TRIAL We receive and publish Alfredo Cospito’s statement read during the appeal hearing for the recalculation of sentences […]
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by Julia Conley / Common Dreams Climate campaigners on Thursday were outraged but unsurprised as TC Energy in Canada—the company behind the Keystone XL pipeline proposal defeated last year—announced the 22nd spill from its original pipeline. The company said it had shut down the […]
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by Daniel McGowan / Medium December 7, 2005 was my own personal Pearl Harbor: the moment that defines the ‘before’ and ‘after’. The morning started out normal enough. I had plans to stuff some holiday cards for my job and then stop […]
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from The Guardian Two climate protesters have been ordered to compensate the National Gallery after they were found guilty of causing more than £1,000 of damage to the Hay Wain, probably John Constable’s best-known painting. In July Just Stop Oil supporters Hannah Hunt, 23, […]
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from Anarchist Federation We are super excited to officially announce the FIRST EVER anarchist bookfair in Tāmaki (Auckland)! After having to postpone due to covid in 2020 we are back! https://www.facebook.com/events/668986064702096 Featuring talks, workshops, stalls, music, games, books and more, this is […]
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by Onion / Earth First! Newswire Work was stopped for the fourth consecutive day Friday, on Arizona governor Ducey’s illegal border wall in the Coronado National Forest. Protesters put their bodies in between the machines and the destruction they were bent on […]
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from San Francisco Chronicle A group of tree lovers in Sonoma County has filed a lawsuit to block logging near a 2,000-year-old redwood tree on the banks of the Russian River. In late November, Cal Fire approved a timber harvest plan that […]
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sent to Earth First! Newswire / by Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project A Ninth Circuit Court panel has granted Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project’s motion for a stay, leaving in place the injunction that prevents the Forest Service from logging the mature and old […]
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from Anarchist News The central offices of Oxiquim S.A. in Providencia, Santiago de Chile, were attacked with an anarchic attitude. The high-powered device failed to explode due to a surmountable technical detail, so let’s go for more. Oxiquim, giant of the Chilean […]
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