Tell big banks: Don’t cash in on Coal India

In the next week, Coal India, the world’s biggest coal company, is trying to cash in with a big share offering — despite a long record of appalling human rights…

Teamsters & Turtles: An On-Again, Off-Again Relationship

“You cannot seriously address the destruction of wilderness without addressing the society that is destroying it.” — Judi Bari, Earth First!er, Wobbly, organizer and agitator “Hungry and Out of Work? Eat…

Katrina Plus Ten: Climate Justice in Action

How time flies.  It is hard to believe it has already been ten years since Hurricane Katrina made devastating landfall on the Gulf Coast. When Katrina hit and devastated the…

Sara Lee and the Problem with Palm Oil

When I’m explaining the problems with palm oil to folks who are new to the issue, I often say that I am almost impressed at how many things this industry…

What Climate Justice Means to Me

“With the support of good people and the resilience of brave people, it seems like anything can be accomplished. Sustain the Nine.” — the late Pamela Dashiell, climate justice leader based…

Shutting down a coal mine on the road through Paris

By Morten Thaysen. Cross-posted from the Global Justice Now blog. Pictures by 350.org.  The view is breath-taking and strangely beautiful as we reach the edge of the giant open cast…