The protest (against the expansion of an enormous garbage dump near Naples) continues with road blocks near the landfill site. Waste collection is still broken, and the people set fire to rubbish bins—while all this happens in Terzigno, the landfill is closed, […]
Continue readingTar Sands Resistance Summit a Success
The inaugural International Tar Sands Resistance Summit wrapped up near Missoula last Monday, November 22, with a packed house at the Missoula City Council meeting. As the first true snowstorm of the season coated the street outside, inside the council was voting […]
Continue readingAnimal Rights Militia Liberates 20 Turkeys
During the early morning hours of November 14th, members of VT ARM liberated 20 turkeys that had been wrongly separated from the wild and cruelly forced into a small pen without shelter. According to a communique, “We will use whatever means necessary […]
Continue readingArctic Drilling Granted, plus international protests
The government of Greenland said Friday it has awarded oil and gas exploration licenses for the Baffin Bay area of the country to seven international energy companies amid what it described as fierce competition for access to the frontier province. Exploration licenses […]
Continue readingNational Day of Mourning, the Build Up to Cancun
That was in 1970, during the first National Day of Mourning, an annual protest by Native Americans of the recounting of the Thanksgiving holiday. Each year since, they have gathered on Cole’s Hill, overlooking Plymouth Rock, to recount their people’s history, and […]
Continue readingCopenhagen Climate Activists Found Guilty
Two Danish activists who took part in the Copenhagen climate demonstrations last December have been found guilty of organising and instigating violence and vandalism, and have both been given four-month suspended sentences. One of the three judges in the case disagreed with […]
Continue readingNorthern Oil and Gas Leases Protested
Environmental groups on Tuesday sought to cancel the December sale of oil and gas leases beneath more than 234 square miles of public lands in Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota. In a formal protest letter sent to the Bureau of Land […]
Continue readingAnnouncement from Great Plains EF!
Skeptics and deniers should be jumping all over activists for making such serious claims concerning climate change while demanding so little. But not anymore! Great Plains Earth First! out of Kansas is working on big plans for the upcoming year to prompt […]
Continue readingEntire Town Protests Paradox Valley Uranium, plus more
Members of council and town staff are in the process of penning a letter to Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment officials that details concerns that the (Paradox Valley) uranium mill could damage the health of the region’s people, environment and […]
Continue readingHelen Woodson To Be Released
Nuclear resister Helen Woodson is scheduled to be released from prison in September 2011 after 27 years. In November 1984, she went to a Missouri nuclear missile silo with 3 others, where they began to disarm it with a sledgehammer and jackhammer. […]
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