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  1. Just finished reading "Holler: A Graphic Memoir of Rural Resistance" by Denali Sai Nalamalapu. An excellent graphic novel about resistance to the Mountain Valley Pipeline in Virginia and West Virginia. Although the pipeline is sadly operational today, resistance delayed it by more than twice the originally-planned timeline, and increased the cost tremendously. This kind of action increases cost and risk projections for pipelines all around the world and slows down capitalist extraction even where it can't stop it.

    The book is lovely, drawn from interviews with 6 different activists and including a variety of perspectives on resistance, including an indigenous perspective. A gray thing to read if you're into #SolarPunk, #anarchism, or #ClimateJustice, or just curious. I've included a picture of a page talking about building towards future communities here.

    #AmReading #ReadingNow #Bookstodon

  2. "Hurricane Lowell to bring impacts to Hawaii, isolated 14 inches of rain could produce flash floods, and could cause"

    🌍 Another hurricane to bring torrential rains to Hawaii
    yaleclimateconnections.org/202

    #USPolitics #ClimateCrisis #ClimateJustice

  3. 🔥 After a flood, some manufactured home residents sometimes have nowhere safe to rebuild

    Zoning restrictions can prevent new manufactured home parks from opening in safer locations, forcing disaster survivors

    yaleclimateconnections.org/202

    #ClimateCrisis #ClimateJustice

  4. "As droughts intensify and groundwater warms, contaminants can move into underground aquifers – threatening drinking"

    🔥 The next water crisis is beneath our feet
    yaleclimateconnections.org/202

    #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis

  5. ⚠️ The Winners and Losers of Maine’s Race to Armor Its Shoreline Against Climate Change

    GORHAM, Maine—Supersonic shockwaves shook the bones of Charlie Hamblen’s historic Maine farmhouse more than a dozen

    insideclimatenews.org/news/070

    #USPolitics #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis

  6. Nothing is inevitable. Holding on to tenderness, to the will to create alternative systems of care, safety and love. That is my offering, we are enough and we will remember.

    [Image Description: illustration of a mother pigeon and her baby. The mom is grey with green, purple and teal highlights, the baby is yellow with few feathers and their eyes are still shut. At the very top reads the text: “nothing is inevitable!” In red. End of description]

    #climatejustice #veganart #pigeons #capitalism

  7. "In 2024, the Biden administration enacted wide-ranging regulations to protect communities near petrochemical plants from air toxics."

    ⚠️ A hard-won rule to cut chemical plant pollution is being unraveled
    grist.org/regulation/a-hard-wo

    #USPolitics #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis #Environment

  8. "Flash flooding in the Arizona tourist destination was probably triggered by compounding climate factors, such as"

    🌍 How intense rains in the Grand Canyon turned into a deadly disaster
    grist.org/extreme-weather/how-

    #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis #Environment

  9. 2/3
    If more settlers developed relationships with Indigenous ppl, together we could really fuck up the jerks in power:

    "In 2009, the [tar sands] company Nexen gave funding . . . to prepare a now-forgotten study . . . The institute hired Tom Flanagan, a conservative academic often called “the man behind Stephen Harper,” to write it. Flanagan warned of a possible “apocalyptic scenario” if there were ever prolonged and deep collaboration between environmentalists, First Nations, and the Métis people . . . . By “apocalyptic,” he meant that industries like oil and gas would have trouble continuing to extract resources and profits in northern Alberta and would no longer be able to flagrantly disregard Indigenous rights. If these groups were to “make common cause and cooperate with each other,” Flanagan wrote, they could form “a coordinated movement with the ability to block resource development on a large scale.”

    canadiandimension.com/articles

    #ClimateJustice #TheEndOfThisWorld

  10. 2/3
    If more settlers developed relationships with Indigenous ppl, together we could really fuck up the jerks in power:

    "In 2009, the [tar sands] company Nexen gave funding . . . to prepare a now-forgotten study . . . The institute hired Tom Flanagan, a conservative academic often called “the man behind Stephen Harper,” to write it. Flanagan warned of a possible “apocalyptic scenario” if there were ever prolonged and deep collaboration between environmentalists, First Nations, and the Métis people . . . . By “apocalyptic,” he meant that industries like oil and gas would have trouble continuing to extract resources and profits in northern Alberta and would no longer be able to flagrantly disregard Indigenous rights. If these groups were to “make common cause and cooperate with each other,” Flanagan wrote, they could form “a coordinated movement with the ability to block resource development on a large scale.”

    canadiandimension.com/articles

    #ClimateJustice #TheEndOfThisWorld

  11. 2/3
    If more settlers developed relationships with Indigenous ppl, together we could really fuck up the jerks in power:

    "In 2009, the [tar sands] company Nexen gave funding . . . to prepare a now-forgotten study . . . The institute hired Tom Flanagan, a conservative academic often called “the man behind Stephen Harper,” to write it. Flanagan warned of a possible “apocalyptic scenario” if there were ever prolonged and deep collaboration between environmentalists, First Nations, and the Métis people . . . . By “apocalyptic,” he meant that industries like oil and gas would have trouble continuing to extract resources and profits in northern Alberta and would no longer be able to flagrantly disregard Indigenous rights. If these groups were to “make common cause and cooperate with each other,” Flanagan wrote, they could form “a coordinated movement with the ability to block resource development on a large scale.”

    canadiandimension.com/articles

    #ClimateJustice #TheEndOfThisWorld

  12. 2/3
    If more settlers developed relationships with Indigenous ppl, together we could really fuck up the jerks in power:

    "In 2009, the [tar sands] company Nexen gave funding . . . to prepare a now-forgotten study . . . The institute hired Tom Flanagan, a conservative academic often called “the man behind Stephen Harper,” to write it. Flanagan warned of a possible “apocalyptic scenario” if there were ever prolonged and deep collaboration between environmentalists, First Nations, and the Métis people . . . . By “apocalyptic,” he meant that industries like oil and gas would have trouble continuing to extract resources and profits in northern Alberta and would no longer be able to flagrantly disregard Indigenous rights. If these groups were to “make common cause and cooperate with each other,” Flanagan wrote, they could form “a coordinated movement with the ability to block resource development on a large scale.”

    canadiandimension.com/articles

    #ClimateJustice #TheEndOfThisWorld

  13. 2/3
    If more settlers developed relationships with Indigenous ppl, together we could really fuck up the jerks in power:

    "In 2009, the [tar sands] company Nexen gave funding . . . to prepare a now-forgotten study . . . The institute hired Tom Flanagan, a conservative academic often called “the man behind Stephen Harper,” to write it. Flanagan warned of a possible “apocalyptic scenario” if there were ever prolonged and deep collaboration between environmentalists, First Nations, and the Métis people . . . . By “apocalyptic,” he meant that industries like oil and gas would have trouble continuing to extract resources and profits in northern Alberta and would no longer be able to flagrantly disregard Indigenous rights. If these groups were to “make common cause and cooperate with each other,” Flanagan wrote, they could form “a coordinated movement with the ability to block resource development on a large scale.”

    canadiandimension.com/articles

    #ClimateJustice #TheEndOfThisWorld

  14. CW: UK politics, polling, climate

    @MatthewToadAgain
    Hi Matthew
    You ought to add hashtags to your toot to *get heard* in #Fedi
    Otherwise, you’re just talking into the great big void ;)

    #ClimateChange #ClimateJustice #FossilFuels #UKPol #NorthSeaWells

  15. It's here! Finally we're ready to officially announce "Becoming Stewards Where We Already Are".

    Four Saturdays in September, online: this is a four-part course on what changes when you stop treating yourself as standing outside the ecosystem you live in.

    You do not need land! A good part of this is the argument that your "site" is not your "property", but rather is every place, flow and relationship you can actually reach and affect, which for one person is six acres and for another is a balcony, a verge, a vacant lot, a restaurant's compost bucket, the woods behind the trailer park. The people nearest you are part of it too, and they are the largest part.

    Four sessions: how to observe the ground you can reach and what is worth observing rather than merely looking at, how to read what a growing system actually runs on including the inputs that arrive on a truck and are never counted, and how to plan something that feeds you without asking the place to subsidize you indefinitely. Half of every session is discussion, because eight people in eight different situations will teach each other things we could not.

    The examples come from the Ranch, as well as our experiences living in a variety of other ecosystems: the forests of Michigan, New York, Oakland, New Orleans, Tampa, Crestline: and learning that the transferable part was never the species list, it was the questions. We will not claim expertise in your climate but we will offer you the questions that build it.

    Eight seats, pay what you can, one seat at the top of the scale covers one at the bottom. Three tiers are available at the booking link below, pick the one you can afford OR send me a message if you cannot and I'll see what I can do!

    Saturdays 5 / 12 / 19 / 26 September, 15:00 UTC (8:00 Pacific), one hour each. [link]

    We'll be hosting this on Jitsi, and the link isn't live yet but will be added to your course registration and sent our via email before the event.

    ALL of the materials from the class will be published and available for free once it's done. We still firmly believe that knowledge should always be free. The value in the paid class is the discussion, the access to immediate questions answered, and knowing that you're helping support the Ranch, but you know that you can always email us questions and we're happy to share. Ultimately signing up is a choice and we've tried to make it accessible but understand wholly that not everyone can access it, which is why even if you cannot everything will be available regardless :)

    app.acuityscheduling.com/sched

    #Stewardship #ClimateJustice #Climate #ClimateAction #Ecosystem #Ecology #LandStewardship #RanchoDeLaLibertad

  16. Good news: Thousands of activists are taking action in Germany to block gas infrastructure, fossil fuel projects, and weapons production.
    After successful blockades yesterday, they're back today to keep up the pressure and disrupt business as usual.
    ⭐️ Ende Gelände mass action, May 28-30th:
    ende-gelaende.org/en/action-20
    💥 Live details on the actions: eg.aktionsticker.org/ (only in German)
    @ende_gelaende
    #ClimateJustice #ClimateAction #EndeGelände #ende_gelaende #eg
    #Disarm #Germany #Activism

  17. The Hidden Link Between EV, Tariffs, Wind Energy, Greenland, Venezuela, and Oil Imperialism

    The fight over EVs and renewables exposes how resource extraction still drives U.S. economic and foreign policy.

    #cleanEnergy #ClimateJustice #corporatePower #energyPolicy #EVTariffs #fossilFuels #geopolitics #Greenland #imperialism #oilPolitics #progressiveEconomics #renewableEnergy #venezuela #WindPower wp.me/p1OjMZ-owD
  18. #LeonardPeltier: #NationalDayOfMourning Address, 2025

    11/27/2027

    "Filmed at Leonard Peltier's home on the Turtle Mountain Reservation in association with @leonard_pod. Produced by @hate5sixofficial @mbdfilms @afulleraf @chaseironeyes. Special thanks to @earthstreammedia."

    youtube.com/live/Ul9U3ppkN3s?p

    #DayOfMourning #Resistance #SettlerColonialism #LandBack #AIM #WeWillContinue #ClimateJustice #IndigenousResistance

  19. "November 15 will be marked by the Unified March, when Indigenous peoples, quilombola communities, youth, urban and rural workers, feminist groups, environmental collectives, trade unions and international networks will take to the streets of Belém to reaffirm that climate justice is inseparable from the defence of life and territories."
    #COP30 #GreenWash #Ecocide #IndigenousKnowledge #KeepItOnTheGround #Belem #MST #ClimateJustice
    brasildefato.com.br/2025/11/12

  20. Wir brauchen in Ulm und Neu-Ulm jeden Baum, der kühlenden Schatten spendet, CO2 bindet und einen Lebensraum für seltene Tiere bietet.
    Daher setzen wir uns dafür ein, dass alle Bäume in den Ehinger Anlagen stehen bleiben.
    Trotzdem erlebten wir, dass im Februar 2024 12 Bäume ihr Leben und Wirken beenden mussten, weil Kanalarbeiten an der Zickzackbrücke neben der Adenauerbrücke dies erzwingen.
    Besonders schade ist es um eine 50 Jahre alte Linde, die eigentlich mit dem Ersatzbau der Adenauerbrücke nichts zu tun hat.
    „Fun-Fact“: Zwei Bäume waren kurze Zeit zuvor mit Draht vor Biberfraß geschützt worden.
    Man hat uns versichert, dass für jeden gefällten Baum drei neue Bäume gepflanzt werden.

    #LocalZero #GermanZero #ulm #klimaneutralität #Baum #Reparatur #klimaschutz #umweltschutz #nachhaltigkeit #KlimaSchutzIstMenschenschutz #klima #naturschutz #umwelt #Lebensraum #klimakrise #Neubau #Schatten #umweltbewusst #climatejustice #nachhaltig #Kanalarbeiten #ökologisch #natur #Tiere #kühl #ThickTrunkTuesday

  21. This hits home for me. I worked with Klee's family and provided #MutualAid when I was reporting on #BigMountainResistance years ago. My heart goes out to the Benally family and all those whose lives he touched. #RestInPower Klee. Link to fundraisers via #IndigenousAction at the end of the post.

    Warrior #KleeBenally Never Surrendered: A Life of #RevolutionaryLove, Resounding '#RegainYourPower

    by Brenda Norrell, #CensoredNews, January 2, 2024

    "Our hearts are broken by the sudden passing of our friend Klee Benally. Reflecting on Klee's life, we remember the words of #CheGuevara that the true revolutionary is guided by great feelings of love.

    "Klee never surrendered, he never surrendered to #capitalism, the media, or the forces of conformity that sought to change who he was.

    "Ultimately, Klee taught us to regain our power, regardless of the road that led us to the present.

    "#LouiseBenally, #Dine' of Big Mountain, said, 'Klee was our spokesman and leader. His departure only means we have to rise and carry on the work for justice for #nature and humanity. I will miss him Greatly and Honor him highly.'

    "His roots come from Big Mountain, grandson of the late #RobertaBlackgoat.

    "'He was an honorable young leader, well respected and moved with a lot of compassion. My nephew brother and my leader. A truly beautiful and amazing person who really lived up to his beliefs, and was not driven by money but by needs and concern, a real warrior.

    "'He was our shining Star, he will continue to shine on us from the other side.

    "'He always honored me, I will miss that,' Louise said.

    "#MichelleCook, Dine', said, "We are deeply saddened and shocked by the news of the passing of our beloved warrior Klee Benally. We ask for prayers for his family during this time. For decades Klee led an uncompromising position, for the liberation of our peoples and lands developing and synthesizing an embodied praxis of #Indigenous-based political, economic, and social resistance against all forms of #SettlerColonialism that degrades people and the planet.

    "Klee was our North Star guiding with his heart and mind. While some may not have shared his positions, no one can question his dedication, determination, and sheer drive to protect his people despite the risks and danger.

    "He risked his life through forms of #CivilDisobedience and #DirectAction to protect our Dook’o’oosłiid, #HolyMountain, from development to maintain our ceremonial practices and way of life.

    "Klee taught us all to be brave to fight against #genocide, the co-optation of our movements by the non-profit #IndustrialComplex. To be steadfast in what is right and wrong. To honor our ancient law and the sacred teachings of our ancestors and Grandmothers. His departure leaves a void in #DinehNation and #IndianCountry," Michelle said.

    "Now with his absence from this material plane, we have no choice but to pick up his work, pick up the slack, carry on, and continue our journey as Dineh in a beautiful way.

    "Klee's development and articulations of Indigenous peoples and archaism remain relevant for social movements within and outside of #TurtleIsland.

    "He will forever remain in our hearts and minds as a guiding light and a growling voice, screaming freedom, for our earth and peoples. We love you Klee.

    "Rest now our sacred warrior. Your work is done. We are so proud of the legacy you cultivated and left for this world. Journey well our sweet warrior until we meet again in the great Star Camp beyond," Michelle said.

    "Klee passed to the Spirit World on Sunday, after being hospitalized.

    "We send our sincere condolences to his family, his wife Princess, family Jones, Berta, Jeneda and Clayson, and all those who knew and loved him.

    "From locking down in U.S. #BorderPatrol headquarters in Tucson, to chaining himself to equipment in defense of Sacred San Francisco Peaks, to battling the auctioneers of the sacred ceremonial items in Paris, and leading the #HaulNo movement to protect the #GrandCanyon region from #UraniumMining, to feeding the #unsheltered in Flagstaff, and standing strong for #Palestine, Klee's powerful actions remain a moving force to resound, and rivet us all, to struggle for a world without compromise.

    "Klee recognized that the non-profit industry was designed to water down the resistance and turn the sacred movements into an ATM machine for a select few.

    "Fly high, my sweet friend."

    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2024/01

    indigenousaction.org/donations

    #Dineh #IndigenousActivist #NativeAmericanActivist #FirstNations #IndigenousAnarchist #Resistance #ClimateJustice #ClimateWarrior

  22. Canadian is Burning Day of Action
    June 28, 2023
    Organized by Climate Justice Edmonton.
    Location: outside MP Randy Boissonnault's office.
    One of around 30 actions Canada-wide.
    --
    #yeg #yegdt #ClimateChange #ClimateAction #ClimateJustice #ClimateEmergency #protest #photojournalism #yegphotographer #yegactivist