Sophia, Micah, Josh, and Donny, eds., Earth First! 27, no. 4 (1 May 2007). Republished by the Environment & Society Portal, Multimedia Library. http://www.environmentandsociety.org/node/7244.
FEATURES
- West Virginia Governor’s Office Occupied
Demanding Justice for Marsh Fork Elementary - A Different Kind of Gathering
A Reportback from the 2007 Organizers’ Conference - Stomp Comp USA in Austin
Fighting Dams and Attacking the System with Root Force - Challenging Oppression Within
COW at the Organizers’ Conference - Office Occupation in Austin Again 1-69
- Operation Leviathan
Protecting Whales off the Coast of Antarctica - Angelic Upstarts Defend Weld Valley
- London Rising Tide Occupies Carbon Neutral Company
- Everglades Uprising!
Resisting Florida Power & Light - Stop the Inter-County Connector
A Washington, DC Highway Doomed for Failure - Cell Phones Suck II: They’re Listening…
Cell Phone Taps and You - Earth First! Round River Rendezvous
Southern Indiana, July 2-8 - Earth First! In the Heartland
Roadblock EF! and the Campaign Against 1-69
- I-69 and the Plan Puebla Panama: The Global Connection
- Removable Rondy Flyer!
- Confronting Patriarchy in Katúah
- Great Bear Rainforest: The Clearcut Truth
- Full Tanks, Empty Stomachs: Ethanol and Eco-Colonialism
- Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes: A Report From Your Journal
- Federal Prison 101: A Guide for the Annual Liberationist
- Beltane Plant Feature: The Walking Fern
- Congratulations: The San Francisco Peaks Victory
REVIEWS
- Listen (The Minnehaha Free State)
A Sense of Victory - The Forager’s Harvest
Get Out of that Armchair, Forager! - By Ebb & By Flow
Alice DiMicele’s Mellow Return - Burn It
Filastine Plays with Fire
‘Don’t become an anarchist!’ a friend of mine said, warning me that the anarchist subculture was ‘inherently racist and sexist.’ I began to wonder if just associating myself with the Earth First! movement was weakening my resistance to these forms of oppression […]
— Clara
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