Earth First! 26, no. 5
Keywords:
activism, journalism, conservation, deforestation, environmentalism, migration, nonviolent resistance, political ecology, protests, wildernessAbstract
Josh, Oskar, Panagioti, and Wednesday, eds., Earth First! 26, no. 5 (1 July 2006). Republished by the Environment & Society Portal, Multimedia Library. http://www.environmentandsociety.org/node/7217.
FEATURES- SLAPP AGAINST KEF! DROPPED
- BATTLE LINES REDRAWN
THE WHALE WARS CONTINUE - DOWN WITH BORDERS, UP WITH SPRING
EF! ON IMMIGRATION AND BORDER MILITARIZATION - SECURE BORDER, DEAD PLANET
THE ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MORE WALLS - DIGGING UP THE DIRT
ECO-XENOPHOBIA IN THE NAME OF THE EARTH - LAND STRUGGLES ON EL OTRO LADO
THE ZAPATISTAS’ OTHER CAMPAIGN - SIX NATIONS WARRIORS RECLAIM LAND
- SNITCHING OR SOVEREIGNITY?
A RESPONSE TO MICHAEL DONNELLY
- RESISTING BIOTERROR IN BOSTON
OPPOSITION TO BOSTON UNIVERSITY BIO LAB - OPERATION: NO BIO LAB
HARLEM TENANTS AND ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS UNITE - WIT, TOMFOOLEREY AND SHENANIGANS
YES MEN INTERVIEW - BUILDING TOXIC WASTE PIPELINES TO AFRICA
EXPLORING THE E-WASTE EPIDEMIC - FREE GEEK
OREGON NONPROFIT ATTACKS E-WASTE AT ITS SOURCE - REFLECTING ON THE 2006 OC
EMERGING OUT OF THE PRIMORDIAL SWAMPS - MORE THAN MY LIBERTY
DISPATCH FROM JEFFREY “FREE” LUERS - JUNGLE MISSING
We are all migrants. The vast majority of people on the planet hail from recently migrating cultures. This fact has placed borders at the core of a global tension that has been following civilization since its inception. It is a tension that has caused past empires to crumble, and the US is beginning to see those same familiar stress fractures. Now, Earth First! is faced with a question that we have been skirting around for 26 years, a question that all past revolutionaries have had to ask themselves at critical moments in human history: Which side are we on?
— Panagioti
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