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What Happened to Bill McKibben?
by Suzanna Jones / Counterpunch Walden, Vermont–In his 2008 book Deep Economy, Bill McKibben concludes that economic growth is the source of the ecological crises we face today. He explains that when the economy grows larger than necessary to meet … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity & Habitat Destruction, Listening to the Land
Tagged Vermont, Wind
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A Manifesto for a World in Crisis
THE SITUATION Our world is in crisis. Species extinction, topsoil loss, deforestation, rising seas, ocean acidification, global warming. It’s no exaggeration to say that the dominant culture is killing the planet. At the same time, societies around the world are … Continue reading
Reminder: Sacred Water, Sacred Forests Action Camp – May 25th-28th
342You are invited to join us for the seventh annual Sacred Water, Sacred Forests Action Camp, May 25th – 28th, 2018 – A Gathering for Celebration, Community, Movement Building, Ecology, and Land Defense! Based in Spring Valley, Nevada (between the … Continue reading
Buffalo and Monsoons
by Max Wilbert / Deep Green Resistance Two days ago, three of last wild bison were shot and killed illegally in a no-shooting zone in a campground barely 100 yards from the boundary of Yellowstone National Park. The next morning, … Continue reading
Protests Over LNG Terminal in Tacoma Escalate
PRESS RELEASE: In the pre-dawn hours of the fourth day of an indigenous-led occupation of the State Capitol grounds in Olympia, WA, one Native American woman was taken out of a “tarpee” (a contemporary teepee) and arrested by state patrol … Continue reading
Car Culture Kills Salmon (Hybrids and Electric Cars Too)
From The Washington Post: A recent study traced a major coho salmon die-off to contaminants from roads and automobiles — brake dust, oil, fuel, chemical fluids — that hitch a ride on storm water and flow into watersheds. The contaminants are … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity & Habitat Destruction, Toxification
Tagged Cities, Endangered species, Seattle, Washington, Water
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Puget Sound Orca Whales Are Being Driven to Extinction
No one is certain of the total number of orcas (otherwise known as “killer whales”) that exist in the wild. However, estimates are now around 100,000, and populations are dwindling. In Washington State’s Puget Sound and San Juan Islands, the once-large population of orcas has declined to around 80 whales, and the Puget Sound orcas are on the US government’s endangered species list. … Continue reading → Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity & Habitat Destruction, Climate Change
Tagged Endangered species, Oceans, Washington, Whales
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Forest Service Ignores Environmental Law, Logs Old Growth Forest and Critical Habitat
Sick to the stomach. That’s how I felt after reading this story. But surprised? No. The USFS and other government agencies commonly ignore regulations and prioritize the economy over the natural world. That’s been their way for more than … Continue reading
George Wuerthner on Bark Beetles as a Positive Force in Forests
George Wuerthner is the Ecological Projects Director for the Foundation for Deep Ecology. He is an ecologist and wildlands activist. He has published 38 books on environmental issues and natural history including such environmentally focused books as Welfare Ranching, Wildfire, … Continue reading