erin (Hufflepuff), Josh (Ravenclaw), Oskar (Gryffindor), and Sophie (Ravenclaw), eds., Earth First! 26, no. 6 (1 September 2006). Republished by the Environment & Society Portal, Multimedia Library. http://www.environmentandsociety.org/node/7218.
FEATURES
- ELF STILL ON FIRE
- ACCESS DENIED
ANATOMY OF A POWER PLANT BLOCKADE - WILD ANCIENT FORESTS AND PRISTINE RIVERS
PROTECTING THE WILD VALLEY - G8 PROTEST ROUNDUP
“ENERGY SECURTIY” MET WITH PROTESTS WORLDWIDE - OIL SANDS MINING
THE DEATH OF THE CANADIAN WILDERNESS - AGAINST THE CURRENT
THE PLASTIC SEA - ACTION FOR THE SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST
- SUPPORT THE SOUTH CENTRAL 10
- WHAT IS ROOT FORCE?
DEMOLISHING COLONIALISM AT ITS FOUNDATIONS - WHAT IS GLOBALIZED INFRASTRUCTURE?
- INFRASTRUCTURE EXPANSION
- SOME ARCHITECTS
- LA PAROTA DAM
- ANILLO PERIFÉRICO
- GET INVOLVED WITH ROOT FORCE
- PASCUA LAMA
MOVING GLACIERS AND MINING GOLD - HOW EARTH FIRST! GOT ITS GROOVE BACK
REPORT FROM THE 2006 ROUNDUP RIVER RENDEZVOUS - STATE OF THE JOURNAL
A MESSAGE FROM THE EF! EDITORIAL COLLECTIVE - EVOLVING EARTH FIRST!
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE FUTURE OF THE MOVEMENT - THE CASE AGAINST IL SILVESTRE
- THE GREEN SCARE CONTINUES
SIX PLEAD GUILTY TO ARSONS AND CONSPIRACY - REMEMBERING MURRAY BOOKCHIN
PIONEERING SOCIAL ECOLOGIST DIES AT 85
We’ve all seen it, wherever we live: urban sprawl. It overtakes wetlands, forests, fields and any other remaining natural places outside cities, and it turns them into paved Wal-Mart parking lots or chartreuse suburban lawns. The citizens try lobbying, but it seems that there’s no one who can stand in the way of the bulldozer. Or is there?
— Sopaipilla
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