So the IRS is trying to chase the editors of the Earth First! Journal up a tree. About a week ago we received a very alarming letter which states that fines unpaid ($1998 bucks) stemming from some infraction in 2008 will be […]
The Greek riot dog Loukanikos (Loukaniko means “sausage” in Greek) gives new meaning to animal liberation and inter-species alliances. Here are a few pictures of Louk from recent years:
By Brad Johnson The State Department has admitted their environmental review of the proposed Keystone XL tar sands pipeline was conducted by a contractor paid for by the pipeline company itself, a potentially illegal conflict of interest first reportedby ThinkProgress Green. The […]
By Jessica Goad, Manager of Research and Outreach, Center for American Progress Action Fund Republicans on the House Natural Resources Committee passed a bill out of committee yesterday that would waive 36 environmental, health, and tribal laws within 100 miles of U.S. […]
by Benny Evangelista For the second time in a week, someone snuck into the Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies and cut loose thousands of young Chinook salmon being raised by students and volunteers for an annual fish restoration project. No one […]
Oct.28-30th Rock Creek Hollow, WV Join with us for a weekend of training and education as we expand our movement and say NO to destructive coal mining practices in our communities. Our workshops will include a variety of educational and skills based […]
California artist Michelle Waters has provided the Earth First! Journal with cover art for its most recent Mabon issue (due out in two weeks). Check out her gallery of art at http://www.michellewatersart.com/ We are currently seeking cover art for our upcoming Yule […]
By Naomi Klouda The first-ever proposal to hunt and kill Kenai Peninsula wolves from the air is one of the management options on the table for discussion when the Alaska Board of Game meets in November. The Board of Game directed the […]
By Carey Gillam for Reuters The Center for Food Safety said Tuesday it has filed a legal petition with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration seeking mandatory labeling for foods made from genetically engineered crops, a move long opposed by big biotech […]
In what may be the largest liberation of animals in U.S. history, nets were cut at a holding pen in the San Francisco bay this week, releasing 40,000 fish into the wild. There has not yet been a claim of responsibility by […]