...So think "resistance" with all your aching heart, a word that must become our promise to what is left of this planet. Gather the others: you already know them. The brave, smart, militant, and, most of all, serious, and together take aim. Do it carefully, but do it.

Then fire for all you're worth.

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“The big dividing line is not between those who advocate more or less militant forms of resistance, or between mainstream and grassroots activists. The dividing line is between those who do something and those who do nothing.” ―Derrick Jensen

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A Wild Earth Day!
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Wed, Apr 16 2025
BOEM’s Unlawful Offshore Wind Approvals
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Lisa Linowes (603) 838-6588 lisa@saverightwhales.org Save Right Whales Coalition Files Supreme Court Brief Challenging BOEM’s Unlawful Offshore Wind Approvals   NEW HAMPSHIRE (April 14) — The Save Right Whales [...]

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Fri, Apr 11 2025
What Are the Rights of Nature?
Editor’s notes: “A Washington state city has granted part of the Snohomish River watershed legal rights that can be enforced in court. In nearly all cases, state legislatures heavily lobbied by commercial industries have preempted the laws, [...]

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Sun, Apr 06 2025
Shrimper Tries To Revive Matagorda Bay
Editor’s note: “Most people don’t realize that part of gas extraction is a liquid condensate, the origin of plastics, which is being pumped, defying Climate Chaos, via the maze of fracking pipelines to the Gulf Coast, where the US is set on [...]

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Tue, Apr 01 2025
The Ball Comes to Rest
By Tom Murphy / Do the Math Surfing YouTube, I came across an interview of Ezra Klein by Stephen Colbert. He was promoting a new book called Abundance, basically arguing that scarcity is politically-manufactured by “both sides,” and that if we get our [...]

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Sat, Mar 29 2025
Butterflies Declined by 22% in Just 2 Decades Across the US
Editor’s note: “A study published in 2024 found that a change in insecticide use was a major factor in driving butterfly declines in the Midwest over 17 years. The authors, many of whom were also part of the current study, noted that the drop [...]

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Thu, Mar 27 2025
Mitsubishi Cancels Plans for a $1.3B Chemical Plant
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Fri, Mar 21 2025
Microplastics are Blotting Out Photosynthesis
Editor’s note: A new report that microplastics pollution is hampering photosynthesis in plants, and that the result is the loss of some 10% of the world’s primary productivity, including food crops. We are now risking to blot out the planetary [...]

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Mon, Mar 17 2025
Birdsong Rings Out Once Again in Togo’s Sacred Forest of Titiyo
Editor’s note: “A new study in Science indicates that reforestation projects, which restore degraded or destroyed forests, are the most effective land-based method for carbon removal and biodiversity protection. Meanwhile, the authors found that [...]

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Wed, Mar 12 2025
Controversial Sri Lanka Wind Power Project Withdrawn
Editor’s note: “In recent years, the Southeast Asian country of Vietnam experienced a boom in renewable energy investments driven by generous feed-in tariffs, under which the state committed to buying electricity for 20 years at above-market [...]

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