Greenland Suddenly Thaws

Cross Posted by the Washington Post Nearly all of Greenland’s massive ice sheet suddenly started melting a bit this month, a freak event that surprised scientists. Even Greenland’s coldest and highest place, Summit station, showed melting. Ice core records show that last […]

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Punk Rock’s Convoluted Political History

(or how I learned to stop being a wastoid and threw a benefit show for the Earth First! Journal) By Matt Preira / Miami New Times Punk rock’s political history is pretty convoluted. But by most accounts, the fast-hard-and-loud aesthetic came into […]

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Fund Created for Fallen Forest Defender

Ethan Ethan Wyatt Braden was passionate about protecting the Cascade Forests. To honor his memory and fight for this cause, a new fund has been created in his name. All proceeds will be donated to the organizations he was directly working with […]

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New Lawsuit Exposes Rift in Coal Exports Plan

By SASHA / Earth First! Journal Portland Field Office Last week, a rupture occurred with the coal industry world that shocked activists. Rio Tinto, an Australian company, which owns the US-based subsidiary Cloud Peak Energy, a 50:50 partner in the Decker Mine […]

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Gettin’ Busy in the Coal Fields of Scotland!

Holy shite! Things have been going off in Scotland’s Douglas Valley. Starting July 11, folks with the Coal Action Scotland crew occupied Scottish Coal’s new opencast mine site, Glentaggart East, for Take Back the Land! – a week of action against the […]

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Earth First! Land Project: Call for Proposals

As you may have heard about at the 2012 Organizer’s Conference in Utah or seen featured in the Beltane issue of the EF! Journal, eco-prisoner Marie Mason submitted a proposal to the movement for an Earth First! Land Project.  Earlier this month, […]

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