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Activists Occupy Site of Proposed Mine That Would Provide 25% of World’s Lithium Supply
For Immediate Release Contact: Max Wilbert and Will Falk via our Contact Form Activists Occupy Site of Proposed Mine That Would Provide 25% of World’s Lithium Supply Lithium is the miracle element powering your smartphone and under the hood … Continue reading
Posted in Mining & Drilling
Tagged DGR activity & statements, Deep Green Resistance, Max Wilbert, Nevada, Will Falk
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Seattle: A City on the Cutting Edge of Empire
Seattle is the “cutting edge” of hyper-modern industrially-outsourced capitalism. This is why, despite having the most progressive city government of any big city in the country, Seattle has been unable to address a crisis of homelessness or pass taxes on … Continue reading
Cliff Mass Isn’t a Climate Denier—But Deniers Sure Love Him
By Max Wilbert In 2015, I wrote a story alleging that Cliff Mass, a Professor in the Atmospheric Sciences Department at the University of Washington and something of a regional weather celebrity, is “a dangerous new breed of climate skeptic.” … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Human Supremacy
Tagged DGR writing & analysis, Deep Green Resistance, Max Wilbert, Seattle
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Standing Against the Coming Climate Nightmare
Trump’s election has sabotaged any prospect of reigning in the global warming crisis by Max Wilbert / Deep Green Resistance — On Tuesday night, the American people decided to elect Donald J. Trump, a billionaire business mogul and reality TV … Continue reading
Posted in Strategy & Analysis
Tagged DGR writing & analysis, Deep Green Resistance, Ecosabotage, Max Wilbert, Oil, Pipelines
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The Everyday Violence of Modern Culture
Here is an average morning inside of this culture.First, you wake up on top of a foam mattress offgassing toxic VOCs that will not biodegrade in 10,000 years. You sit up and put on your clothes — all with tags … Continue reading
Report-Back from #ShellNO Protest
As many of you no doubt know, the Port of Seattle is currently hosting Shell Oil Company’s enormous arctic drilling rig. In several weeks, the rig will leave Elliot Bay and be towed to the Arctic Ocean, where Shell plans … Continue reading
DGR Members Speaking at Eugene Environmental Conference
At least 6 members of Deep Green Resistance will be speaking at the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference (PIELC) in Eugene, Oregon this weekend, between March 7th and 8th. The PIELC Conference is widely known as an environmental conference that … Continue reading
The Modern COINTELPRO and How To Fight It
Crowdsourcing Repression Let’s Be Honest Despite the seeming popularity of environmental and social justice work in the modern world, we’re not winning. We’re losing. In fact, we’re losing really badly.1 Why is that? One reason is because few popular strategies … Continue reading
Falling in Love (Unist’ot’en Camp Report-Back)
Unist’ot’en Camp, January 2015 The storm enveloped us. Snow lashed the road. The darkness was total, our headlights casting weak yellow beams into the darkness. Most people had hunkered down in homes and motels, and the roads were near empty. … Continue reading
15 Points on Organizing
A good friend recently reminded me that there is a big difference between activism and organizing. Activism is to be involved at some level in political struggle; organizing is to make that struggle effective by planning for success. Organizing requires … Continue reading