Shell Oil Leaves ALEC, Is Still Terrible (Climate Change, Arctic Drilling)
ALEC, or the American Legislative Exchange Council, is a major force behind the scenes in the effort to stall official policies that would combat climate change. [...]
Oil Drilling
Spending time in a controversial camp that’s blocking tar-sands pipelines
Original article by Grist The Unist’ot’en Camp, an indigenous-led pipeline blockade in remote, mountainous central British Columbia, is permeated with the [...]
Oily pits of despair
Tar sands are one of the dirtiest, costliest, and most destructive fuels in the world. From biking to marching, you to John Kerry – here’s what can be done about [...]
A Movement for Clean Water in NY: What Riverkeeper is Doing
A new movement for clean water is taking hold in the Hudson Valley and NYC. Water sampling by Riverkeeper and community partners is generating data and driving change. This [...]
Clean Water Baby Wants to Swim
Introducing the Clean Water Baby. He wants to swim. But we still have a long way to go to clean up the Hudson River. A generation ago, the Clean Water Act set the goal of [...]
#PaddleInSeattle
#PaddleInSeattle From ShellNo.org On January 8, we learned that Shell will be hosting their Arctic drilling rigs in Terminal 5 of the Port of Seattle. That same day the [...]
Global Divestment Day NYC 2015
The first “Global Divestment Day” worldwide event was held on Friday, February 13, 2015, in many parts of the world including the event depicted here in [...]
The Environmental Forum: Comparing Grassroots & National Organizing
The first of our series, The Environmental Forum, deals with the differences between large, small, local, national and international environmental grassroots groups. [...]
FloodWallStreet
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LEGO: Everything is NOT awesome
This video reached over 3 million views on YouTube before it was censored. Lord Business wants to control everything, but he can’t block free speech. Tell LEGO [...]