Maybe we can work together in community to build grassroots power, take direct action, disrupt unjust systems, and resist corporate encroachment.
Max Wilbert and Will Falk were recently interviewed on LEE CAMP's show, Unredacted Tonight. They joined to talk about the absurd, nearly $50,000 fine that the Bureau of Land Management has levied against them for building composting toilets on land that is currently being destroyed for the 1,100 acre, 400-feet deep open pit part of Lithium Nevada's "Thacker Pass" mine.
Maybe we can work together in community to build grassroots power, take direct action, disrupt unjust systems, and resist corporate encroachment.
On August 2, 2014, Toledo residents awoke to government alerts to not drink, bathe, use or touch the water coming out of their taps. The…
As Chilean voters are poised to go to the polls this coming Sunday, September 4, to hopefully become the second country in the world to…
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What will it take to advance the Rights of Nature in the United States?
Over the past five years, organizers in seven Ohio communities (three cities, four counties) have qualified ballot measures to recognize enforceable rights of ecosystems and…
The system is constructed to disempower communities, to the detriment of people and the planet. That is why we need to fight back and why…