Abigail, Lenny, Maya, Pippi, Samantha, Sprig, and Turtle, eds., Earth First! 24, no. 5 (1 July 2004). Republished by the Environment & Society Portal, Multimedia Library. http://www.environmentandsociety.org/node/7200.
INNARDS
- DEATH BY A THOUSAND BEESTINGS
- BRINGING HOME THE HALLI-BACON
- SONORAN DESERT STORM
- CONOR CASH RELEASED: RECLAIMED FREEDOM
- SHAC ATTACKED
- MORDECHAI VANUNU: RELEASED BUT NOT FREE
- NUCLEAR MADNESS
- SOUTHERN APPALACHIA UNDER ATTACK
- BUFFALO FIELD CAMPAIGN FILES CIVIL RIGHTS LAWSUIT
- WELCOME TO POLICE-STATE U
- BLANK WALL: NORTHERN ROCKIES GET THE AXE
- WE DON’T WANT IT: AFRICA REJECTS GMOs
- VENEZUELA OUTLAWS TRANSGENIC CROPS
- FBI MISTAKES ANTI-GE ART FOR BIOTERRORISM
- GE GOLF COURSES: TAKE ‘EM DOWN
- EMCEE LYNX CD REVIEW
- MELISSA CRABTREE CD REVIEW
- A GOOD FOREST FOR DYING BOOK REVIEW
- EXPOSING GREEN CORPS
- FIVE CENTURIES OF RESISTANCE IN ARGENTINA
- A WILDLAND FIRE TRAGICOMEDY
- MARCO CAMENISCH
- THE FBI FINALLY PAYS UP
Most Americans care little about environmental protection in light of the many worries in today’s world. I would suggest to you that the issues you fight for can hit closer to home if we realized how connected we are to the planet. Most Americans know this—they are severely constipated…and it’s getting worse on a broad scale.
— Scott W. Webb in “Dear Shit Fer Brains”
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