wrote something about the last month… by Beau Nafyde
My boots are muddy and my hands are scuffed,
my taste is scruffy and my state is tough,
my face is bloody and my place is rough,
none of that matters nothing because I got love.
You can have millions in the bank and fancy jewels,[…]
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By August 2, 2017 Category: Guest blog No Comments 
Lorry surfing, in a surfer’s own words.
I’m free! I have my phone back and I’m heading down to London this weekend. Lancs police gave me a nice hot shower, tea, cottage pie, smiles, a warm place to sleep for a while and asked me to rate my stay on TripAdvisor 🙂 oh and these[…]
By July 30, 2017 Category: Fracking News No Comments
As cyclists enjoy the beautiful Surrey and Sussex countryside and take on the iconic climbs of Leith Hill and Box Hill, remember that the land here is threatened by the unconventional oil industry. Companies operating under the umbrella organisation UKOG want to drill down several kilometres and then use pervasive processes known as #fracking and[…]
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By July 30, 2017 Category: An Occupier's Perspective No Comments
A Voice for Leith Hill
A Voice for Leith Hill has put out this press release today with the Leith Hill Action Group:
On the eve of the Prudential 100 cycle event (July 30th), campaign groups in Surrey are warning of serious risk to cyclists on the same roads in the coming months.
Cyclists[…]
By July 30, 2017 Category: News No Comments
Its getting interesting down on Preston New Road in Blackpool by Peter Yankowski
Its getting interesting down on Preston New Road in Blackpool. Seems that there is a metaphorical or maybe even an actual tear in reality as state sanctioned violence and consumerism meets peaceful protectors. The fossil fuel industries have sold and consumed most[…]
By July 29, 2017 Category: Fracking News No Comments
Occupy Mayday at PNR Site 28072017 #RollingResistance
Firstly … In parts this time, just in case … You’re correct, I can not access 4G data on the Three network.
Today, all in all, would have qualified as being a fairly decent anti-fracking action, if not for how it ended. There was a total lockdown of[…]
By July 28, 2017 Category: Fracking News, Livestream No Comments
This is a mirror of the original article in Ecowatch.
The Poison Papers: Secret Concerns of Industry and Regulators on the Hazards of Pesticides and Other Chemicals
The Bioscience Resource Project and the Center for Media and Democracy released a trove of rediscovered and newly digitized chemical industry and regulatory agency documents Wednesday stretching back[…]
By July 28, 2017 Category: News No Comments
A comprehensive political ecology reading list
By Julian Bloomer*
Looking for a compilation of important texts in political ecology? Julian Bloomer shares his comprehensive reading list, following a brief introduction to how it came about.
*Julian Bloomer is an Assistant Professor in Geography at Trinity College Dublin.
This comprehensive but by no means exhaustive reading[…]
By July 28, 2017 Category: Guest blog No Comments
Brexit crisis a chance to turn the tables on the Tories – by Philip Wade
If talk of the “constitution” leaves you cold, think again because the political crisis blowing up around Brexit can be made into an opportunity for citizens to shape the future in their own interests.
The UK constitution – like any[…]
By July 22, 2017 Category: News No Comments
