…the Byhalia Pipeline, the PennEast Pipeline was ended after a seven-year campaign, and Mi’kmaq First Nation grandmothers stopped the Alton Natural Gas Storage Project. Fracking was banned in the five states of the Delaware River Basin….
Read more »…In 1952, Hooker Chemical deeded the site to the Niagara Falls School Board for a dollar. In the “sales” agreement, Hooker Chemical included a seventeen-line section releasing them from all…
Read more »…1990, Unit 2 was cancelled altogether. The project cost seven times the original billion-dollar estimate and was completed 14 years later than anticipated. In that time, hundreds of other proposals…
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…is more than feasible. It’s being done around the world. Seventy percent of Russia’s freight lines are already electrified. Ninety percent of France’s passenger rail trips are on an electrified…
Read more »…the Soviet Union, starting with Lithuania a mere seven months after the Baltic Way demonstration. All three states achieved their independence through nonviolent action, using a wide range of methods…
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…We have no word for a theft so massive that it robs the ecological savings of eons, enslaves seven billion people to the machinery of profit-production, and steals the future…
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…massive shift that must take place in the next seven years if we are to survive. It’s terrifying. Like my neighbor, both options – the doomsday scenario of human extinction…
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…achieved 100 percent clean electricity. Seventy cities are already powered by 100 percent wind and solar power. The not-so-great news is that many of the transition commitments are too little,…
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…watershed near you. Every time you click on your gas stove, remember the forty-seven citizens killed by a fire caused by a train derailment in Lac Megantic, Quebec, Canada. When…
Read more »…of organizers and activists have analyzed the Battle of Seattle for strengths, weaknesses, and lessons to learn. George Lakey’s “Mass Action Since Seattle” identified seven ways to improve our nonviolent…
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