Ecology and Environment

August 12th is a call-out day for solidarity actions with Mapuche political prisoners, who are nearing the one-month mark of a hunger strike. This is a double-sided half sheet flier that could be useful to hand out at a demo or event. One side is background about the Mapuche conflict and the other side is a statement from the prisoners at El Manzano Prison in Conception.  read more »

This zine takes the fun, mischief, and playful chaos of everyone's favorite fantasy race- goblins- and mixes these with a bit of light anarcho-theory, blending the two together in a half-joke, half-serious creedo of destruction.

Greenskins of the world unite!

The Raging Pelican
is a publication providing the people of South Louisiana and the Gulf
Coast with a forum for analyses, arguments, art, and poetry in reaction
to the wholesale human & environmental slaughter perpetrated against
us by government and industry. For more information, check our About page.

Looking back over the past decade, it appears that North American law enforcement agencies are increasingly utilizing conspiracy charges to target anarchists and others involved in radical communities. We’ve composed a review of recent conspiracy cases in hopes of analyzing this.

Fredy Perlman's influential book Against His-tory, Against Leviathan! expresses the position of the new 'primitivist' current in which the enemy is not capital but progress. Going beyond leftist notions of the basic neutrality of technology is a step in the right direction; but seeing all technology as essentially alienating is a mystification. Since it is itself an expression in theory of a radical setback, primitivism contributes little to the practical problem we all face of overthrowing capitalism.

download at:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/PreventTragedyZine.pdf (7.77 mb)

Humboldt tree sitters present TREE LIFE volume 2. Needs to be printed in booklet form.

It's currently the only active treesit in North America.

downloadable here:

http://earthfirstnews.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/treelife02updated2010....

or

http://zinelibrary.info/files/treelife02updated2010.pdf (11.6 mb)

READ THIS!!!

Humboldt tree sitters present TREE LIFE volume 1. Needs to be printed in booklet form.

It's currently the only active treesit in North America.

READ THIS!!!

A short zine about the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, explaining the spill itself, the response, the impact, and some new perspective on the disaster.

Stories of Katrina edited by Nemesis Collective (NEFAC)

second book of masanobu fukuoka, in which he more concretely and with more details explains his philosophy and practice. fukuoka says that man should be anti-anthropocentric, to observe the nature, to learn from it but also to know that he is not able to perceive all the natural lows. by observing and learning from nature, and producing food and other needs by just imitating natural laws and minimally adapting them, man can create sustainable and fulfilling environment for himself.  read more »

masanobu fukuoka (1913-2008) was japanese farmer, philosopher, and scientist, but also one of the most ingenious individuals of our times. after few decades of experimenting he developed various ways of producing food almost without interventions characteristic for conventional agriculture, such as tilling, pruning, or fertilization (what is today known as permaculture), usually even with higher yields. hes work is also deeply philosophically inspired, mostly by traditional bhuddism and taoism.  read more »

This was a story I wrote mostly from memory while in month two of seven of my incarceration in the Texas prison-industrial complex. Whether insect, plant, animal, or human, we are all pests to the state and our other enemies. In here, I attempt to relate and draw inspiration from our shared struggles. I kept the story in it's original version, but at the end of this zine I added some additional information.  read more »

This short zine explores the concept of greenwashing, and, more broadly, the idea of green consumerism. Also suggests some less-than-subtle solutions for the problems arising from industrial society.

Pass these out at an Earth Day festival near you!