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News Roundup: two articles from Derrick Jensen, Piñon-Juniper Forest Defense, KXL reactions, and more
The Castle Rock Prairie Dogs are Gone: Open Letter from an Exile By Jennifer Murnan, DGR Colorado I wore this shirt, long-sleeved, multi-patterned, funky, well tailored hand-me-down for almost every day I worked on the prairie dog relocation at the … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity & Habitat Destruction, Listening to the Land, Mining & Drilling
Tagged Animal abuse, Bureau of Land Management, Castle Rock, Clay Cochran, DGR writing & analysis, Deforestation, Derrick Jensen, Greenwashing, Jennifer Murnan, Keystone XL, Livestock industry, Piñon-Juniper, Prairie dogs, Wildlands Defense, 8: The needs of the natural world are primary
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Redwoods: Only The Tallest Because The Rest Have Been Logged
Here is a familiar fact to many people across the United States and the world: the Redwoods of Northern California are the tallest trees in the world at nearly 400 feet. This is both true and false. It’s true because … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity & Habitat Destruction
Tagged British Columbia, Deforestation, Forests, History, Seattle
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Toxic Runoff Among Threats to Coho Salmon
Editor’s note: this recent study found that Coho salmon are killed within hours by the runoff from roads in Seattle — and researchers aren’t sure exactly what compound (or mixture) is responsible. One thing is for sure: runoff is a … Continue reading
Gentrification in Seattle
Over the past 10 years, development and increased population in Seattle has been sparked by a huge influx of high-paid, mostly white, mostly tech-sector employees into the city. Amazon.com is a large driver of this change. Because of this influx … Continue reading
News Roundup: The Girls and the Grasses, The Colonial History of Conservation, The New McCarthyism, and more
Railroad ties are leeching contaminants and toxins into the environment: Link: http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/bnsf-railway-fined-for-treated-railroad-ties-in-water/ — Lierre Keith, Deep Green Resistance co-founder, recently wrote one of the most powerful articles that we have read in a long, long time. Her piece, titled The … Continue reading
Posted in Colonialism & Conquest, Gender, Listening to the Land, Repression at Home, Toxification, White Supremacy, Women & Radical Feminism
Tagged Blacklisting, Cascade Locks, Conservation & preserves, DGR activity & statements, DGR writing & analysis, Derrick Jensen, Horizontal hostility, Lierre Keith, Mauna Kea, Seattle, TMT, Will Falk
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Cliff Mass, Scientific Lies, and the New Climate Deniers
Cliff Mass is a Professor in the Atmospheric Sciences Department at the University of Washington, and something of a regional weather celebrity. His popular blog is widely read for its accessible explanations of complex local weather events in the southern … Continue reading
Science vs. the Real World on Mauna Kea
Will Falk is a Deep Green Resistance member who has spent much of the past year assisting indigenous resistance movements at the Unist’ot’en Camp and, more recently, on Mauna Kea in Hawaii. In this article, he speaks to the dangerous … Continue reading
Gender, Patriarchy, and All That Jazz
Like many Americans, I have been paying attention to the current marketing of gender, the unquestionable system that tells us what constitutes male vs. female in our capitalist patriarchy. With morbid fascination, I am witnessing our culture move away from the old women’s liberation values that told young people they could participate in any activity they enjoyed, wear any clothing they liked, play with whatever toys they wanted, and think any thoughts they thought without these behaviors and beliefs being labeled male or female by forces then known as sexism. Not only have the categories of “boy’s toys” and “girl’s toys” returned with a vengeful backlash, now children and the rest of us are being told that an affinity for “girl’s toys” and dresses and make-up actually defines the true essence of girlhood. … Continue reading → Continue reading
The Rivers and streams are so hot that salmon are dropping dead
Editor’s note: this article, which appeared in Sunday’s Seattle Times, is a typical corporate media peice: it illustrates the problem passably — hundreds of thousands of salmon are dropping dead due to rising stream and river temperatures — but neglects … Continue reading
News Roundup: Mauna Kea Resistance, Prairie Dog Protection, and War Games
Defending Wildlife in Colorado The DGR Southwest Coalition recently held their annual Southwest Gathering, sharing skills & good food, and engaging in many discussions & strategy sessions. As part of the gathering, Deanna Meyer of Deep Green Resistance Colorado joined … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity & Habitat Destruction, Obstruction & Occupation, Strategy & Analysis
Tagged Alaska, Anne Keala Kelly, Castle Rock, DGR activity & statements, DGR writing & analysis, Dahr Jamail, Deanna Meyer, Derrick Jensen, Mauna Kea, Prairie dogs, TMT, Video, Wildlands Defense, Will Falk
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