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Demand Crash! — A response to Holmgren’s “Crash on Demand”

By Norris Thomlinson. Originally published at Farmer Scrub’s Blog. The situation in many third world countries could actually improve because of the global economic collapse. First world countries would no longer enforce crushing debt repayment and structural adjustment programs, nor would CIA goons be able to prop up “friendly” dictatorships. The decline of export-based economies […]

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There’s a war going on against the living planet: mountaintop removal, rare earth mining (for metals used in solar panels, turbine, & hybrid cars), fracking devastation the world over, topsoil depletion due to industrial agriculture, aquifer depletions due to industry’s massive thirst, deforestation (for furniture as well as the so-called “biofuels”), nuclear armaments, nuclear energy, […]

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Sawhoyamaxa organizing to reclaim territory in Paraguay, stolen 20 years ago by cattle ranchers | Deep Green Resistance News Service

The Sawhoyamaxa indigenous community in Paraguay have spent over 20 years fighting to get back their land, which they were pushed off by cattle ranchers. They started the new year by collecting signatures to press Congress to pass a bill that would expropriate their ancestral territory from ranchers, in order for the state to comply […]

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Free Will – Derrick Jensen | Deep Green Resistance Southwest Coalition

    “It is almost impossible to talk about free will without talking about insanity. Most of us are by now, of course, almost completely insane. Force is an expensive and inefficient way to exploit. This is as true on the grand social level as it is on the familial. From the perspective of those […]

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Groundwater Pipeline Threatens Great Basin Desert, Indigenous Groups

The Confederated Tribes of the Goshute, or CTGR (the name “Goshute” derives from the native word Ku’tsip or Gu’tsip, people of ashes, desert, or dry earth), [17] “reside in an isolated oasis in the foothills of the majestic Deep Creek Mountains on what is now the Utah/ Nevada state line,” according to their web page […]

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