Add your name and tell Congress we cannot forget about the people of Puerto Rico.
environment
Wolves, bees, whales, and us
Endangered species: humans are not exempt from the laws of biology — no more than any other animals.
Join the 2018 Lummi totem pole journey!
“A one-of-a-kind indigenous-led journey is coming through your town this spring. Will you be there?”
Tell Congress: Save the Endangered Species Act from extinction!
They need us to speak up on their behalf, before it’s too late.
April 5 Victory Party Against Coal and Oil!
Join us to recall highlights from the campaign and appreciate one another for our years of work to defeat big coal and oil on the Columbia River.
No Methanol, No Pipelines!
Stop the world’s largest fracked gas to methanol refinery!
No ground to stand on: Rising seas drown indigenous homelands
Native activists lead in a broad effort to halt global warming from India to the Arctic.
Millions march for science worldwide
W.E.B. Du Bois once stated that “the cure [for ignorance] wasn’t simply telling people the truth, it was inducing them to act on it.” This could certainly be said of the millions of people who marched for science across the globe on April 22. Inspired by the Women’s March, the idea quickly erupted into an… Read more »
Big win for “Don’t Frack Maryland”
Hydraulic fracturing in Maryland is gone for good. Members of the Don’t Frack Maryland coalition led a tireless and uncompromising campaign for a total ban rather than settle for the so-called safe-fracking measures first supported by the governor and state legislators. The coalition used hard evidence to reveal the ecological devastation fracking has caused in… Read more »
New Zealand earthquake exposes a government that is upping military spending while neglecting environmental safety
November 2016 turned out more momentous than New Zealanders expected. Anti-war campaigners converged on Auckland to protest against international naval exercises celebrating the Royal New Zealand Navy’s 75th anniversary. Ships arrived from 15 countries, and the activists’ focus was the USS Sampson, the first U.S. warship to visit New Zealand in 33 years. New government… Read more »
