Earth First! 23, no. 5

Abstract

Yael, Puck, Sprig, Samantha, and Turtle, eds., Earth First! 23, no. 5 (1 July 2003). Republished by the Environment & Society Portal, Multimedia Library. http://www.environmentandsociety.org/node/7194.

INNARDS

• THE STRENGTH IN VULNERABILITY 
• VICTORY IN THE HEADWATERS FOREST
• ERICH SCHATZ & PACIFIC LUMBER VS. EF! CONTINUED
• COLLATERAL DAMAGE: ENDANGERED SPECIES FACE FALL-OUT
• BUSH UNDERMINES CRITICAL HABITAT
• WILL THE WOLF SURVIVE?
• MEXICAN GRAY WOLVES ENDURE STRUGGLE 
• FOOD FIGHT: THE WORLD AGRICULTURAL FORUM
• POLICE CRACKDOWN IN ST. LOUIS
• A DECLARATION FOR BIOSAFETY AND FOOD SECURITY 
• LESSONS FROM BIODEVASTATION 7
• NEWMONT GOLD: CREATING DESTRUCTION WITH EVERY OUNCE
• CHALLENGING CORPORATE CONVENTIONS WORLDWIDE 
• THE PLIGHT OF ANIMALS IN THE MILITARY
• ENTERING VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE
• VIEQUES ACTIVISTS OUST US MILITARY
• ALBANY RESIDENTS DERAIL ASPHALT PLANT

• COAL-FIRED PLANT PROPOSED IN FOUR CORNERS
• THE ANGEL OF DEATH 
• WHAT WE LEARNED IN MOLOKAI
• THE EVILS OF THE CRUISE SHIP INDUSTRY
• BLANK WALL: RADICAL LEGAL DEFENSE
• REMEMBERING HENRY STUART HUTTO
• WE THE SWILL CHILDREN
• NATIVE YOUTH RESISTANCE
• NATIVE YOUTH MOVEMENT HOMES RAIDED
• SHAC OFFICE RAIDED
• THE FBI HAS NOTHING ON ME 
• GRAND JURY LOOKS TO FRESNO STATE
• AN OPEN LETTER TO THE FBI
• FBI STEPS UP REPRESSION OF INDIANA ACTIVISTS
• THE EMPIRE’S SHADOW 
• ANNA MAE HAUNTS THE FBI
• PACIFISM AND PATHOLOGY IN THE AMERICAN LEFT
• VIDEO REVOLUTION: UNLEASHING ACTIVIST VIDEO
• A TRILOGY OF NEW VIDEO REVIEWS
• BUFFALO STAMPEDE STOMPS ON DC
• THE END OF WILDERNESS

"My friends’ deaths have led me to contemplate my own mortality, and how it’s a miracle that any of us are still alive in this human-mutated world of asphalt and lies. As much as I grieve my loss, I realize that it is nothing compared to the extinction of entire species, which is what the planet is facing today. It’s nothing compared to entire native cultures being displaced in the name of 'progress.'”

— Yael

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