E-Mag, Josh, Sophia, and Star, eds., Earth First! 27, no. 5 (1 July 2007). Republished by the Environment & Society Portal, Multimedia Library. http://www.environmentandsociety.org/node/7245.
FEATURES
- Adventures with King Coal
EF!ers Navigate the Tennessee Legal System - Operation Backfire Defendants Sentenced
- Operation Achilles
British Police Bite a SHAC’s Heels - Extreme Confusion
Why Do Civil Rights Watchdog Groups Care About the Earth Liberation Front? - Saying Goodbye to NO COMPROMISE
- 2007 Countdown, 2010 Shutdown
No Olympics on Stolen Land! - Secession: The True Bioregional Way
- Defending New York City’s Community Gardens
- Fun with Diesel Engines
- Unsustainable Activism
Or, Activism Can Eat You - Wall Street Is Baking on New Coal
- Climate Change as Commodity
The G8 and the Environment - Tourist or Terrorist?
Security Culture for the International Traveler - Walk With the Heart of a Warrior
A Response to Peter Young’s “Federal Prison 101” - A Powerful Understanding of Water
A Review of Dam Nation - Chopaholic
A Review of the Tree-Sitter - Flying Out of Control
The UK’s Plane Stupid Campaign
Do you wake up in the morning feeling ashamed of your privileges, responsible for the misdeeds of your predecessors, guilty for each unit of your consumption and sorry for your incarnation in a toxic and disposable “First-World” society? […] Make no mistake about it, activism can eat us alive, but only if we feed ourselves to it willingly … which is what we do.
— Dr. Hyena
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