Earth First! Journal 22, no. 1

Abstract

Georgette, Almond, Dug, Turtle, and Al D., eds., Earth First! Journal 22, no. 1 (1 November 2001). Republished by the Environment & Society Portal, Multimedia Library. http://www.environmentandsociety.org/node/7064.

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Special Feature: Visions of War and Peace

• The Bush Darke Age Begins, by Almond
• In the Absence of the Confusion of Noise, by Kris Maenz
• Hold on to the Vision That’s Being Born, by Starhawk
• Are You a Patriot or a Terrorist? by Warcry
• A Look at the Environmental Issues of War, by James Bell
• American Greens Rally to Flag & Run for Cover, by Alexander Cockburn & Jeffrey St. Clair
• The War of the 21st Century, by Jennifer Chesworth
• Politics, Jealousy & Total Infatuation of Osama, by Prince bin There and Blinked

• DEAR SFB: LETTERS TO THE EDITORS
• ANTI-COLUMBUS DAY PROTEST DISRUPTED BY POLICE
• THE CITIZEN’S GUIDE TO GETTING ARRESTED
• FROM THE INSIDE: INTERVIEW WITH FREE IN PRISON
• OHIO TREESITTERS TAKE ACTION
• DAVID CHAIN V. GOLIATH MAXXAM SETTLEMENT

• GODS VALLEYTREESIT ATTACKED BY ODF
• JUDI BARI v. THE FBI DELAYED UNTIL APRIL
• BLUE REVOLUTION SPAWNS FRANKENFISH
• NORWAY’S ENVIRONMENTAL KILLER: NORSKE SKOG
• INDIGENOUS LAND RIGHTS CASE DECIDED
• MINNEHAHA SACRED SPRING HALTS DESTRUCTION
• WHAT DOES RACISM HAVE TO DO WITH US?
• WOLVES & POODLES
• BLAST FROM THE PAST: MARC DAVIS SAYS WAKE UP!
• ARMED WITH VISIONS
• NAVY BOMBS DRAW FIRE OVER CALIFORNIA
• REVOLUTION IN INDIA
• WHY THE FUTURE NEEDS US
• STRIPED SKUNKS ARE IMPORTANT TOO
• ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS OF THE WEIRD
• BOOK REVIEW: EDWARD ABBEY, A LIFE
• STRIKING CHORDS: INTERVIEW WITH DAVID ROVICS
• SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION
• THE EFFECTS OF PRISONS
• PRISONER SUPPORT: THEY NEED YOUR SUPPORT
• EARTH FIRST! DIRECTORY
• DIET FOR A NEW AMERICA

“'What does racism have to do with us?' is an unspoken question. In some white environmentalist circles, even mentioning the subject of ethnic discrimination can put you outside the pale."

— Larry Lohmann

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