Friday, March 29th University of Minnesota 110 Carlson School of Management 6:00 PM We’re excited to announce that Ende Gelände will be stopping in Minneapolis, MN on their U.S. tour, taking place this February through April, to share stories from Germany’s wildly successful mass mobilizations. Come join German activists from
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Divided People - Connecting Black Mesa with the Central American Refugee Crisis
Coal transportation pipeline to Peabody’s Black Mesa Coal Mine & the US-Mexico border wall, newly lined with barbed wire in Nogales, AZ from the Hecate Society Editor’s note: we intentionally chose to capitalize all uses of Indigenous, Native, Latinx/Hispanic, Dine, Hopi when referring to people(s) for consistency. Some names have been
Mutual Aid Disaster Relief Tour Continues
from Earth First! Newswire The Mutual Aid Disaster relief tour is continuing through the Northwest and Midwest! From their website: “By the end of 2018, this extensive capacity-building and educational tour will have visited at least 28 states. Wowza! To tell the truth, we have been a little overwhelmed
Solidarity Through The Storms
Greetings, comrades and co-conspirators! To say that we at Mutual Aid Disaster Relief have been busy the past few weeks would be putting it mildly. Between our ongoing recovery efforts in the Carolinas following the fallout of Hurricane Florence to our new struggles in the Florida panhandle in the wake
Breaking: Appeal Court Quashes “Manifestly Excessive” Jail Sentences for Fracking Protest
by Ruth Hayhurst / Drill or Drop Appeal court judges have quashed jail sentences against three men imprisoned for taking part in an anti fracking protest outside Cuadrilla’s shale gas site. After a hearing this morning, the judges said the sentences were “manifestly excessive.” The three men, who were appearing
Dual-Power in a Three-Way Fight: Critical Reflections on Hurricane Michael
On October 10, 2018, Hurricane Michael swept into the Florida panhandle with a ferocity unlike anything seen in the region’s recorded history. The intensity of the devastation is difficult to overstate, if not impossible. We caught a glimpse of the future this week in the Florida panhandle. And the future
Hurricane Michael Brings New Threat to Florida’s Victims: Toxic Red Tide
Damage from Hurricane Michael is seen in Mexico Beach, Florida. Photograph: AP by Richard Luscombe/The Guardian If destroyed homes, lost livelihoods and mass power outages were not enough to be dealing with, Florida’s victims of Hurricane Michael are facing another potential problem – the state’s toxic red tide. In the days
Small Actions to Combat Climate Change
It’s really important that we all do what we can to halt or even reverse the effects of climate change, and eating a plant-based (or even mostly plant-based) diet is one of many things we can all do to make a significant impact. The health of our planet has really
Movements Without Leaders And Climate Change
Movements Without Leaders In recent months — and it’s the curse of an author that sometimes you change your mind after your book is in type — I’ve come to like the idea of capital L leaders less and less. It seems to me to miss the particular promise