A screenprinted fabric that might be attached to a bag or jacket. It reads "ZENITH" over stylized barbed wire, above a grey brick wall which says "Note a pretty site." Oil drips down fron the N in Zenith to form a black mass down the wall. In the white space above the barbed wire, the words "TAR SANDS OIL" are written over and over in light orange.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Join the Stop Zenith Caravan: May 2nd, 1pm

This month the City of Portland has the chance to deny Zenith a Land Use Compatibility Statement (LUCS) as part ...
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In an Enbridge worksite, all dirt and heavy machinery, a number of Indigenous activists sit in a prayer lodge--an open dome made of branches--as non-Indigenous allies stand in a circle surrounding them with their hands in tubes taped together to make a circle (a tactic to make it difficult to remove any of them).

Pushing Forward on Stopping Line 3

Before the spring thaw approaches, it's a critical time to Stop Line 3, as Enbridge will start drilling under the ...
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April 6th: Redlining and the Climate Crisis

April 6th: Redlining and the Climate Crisis

On Tuesday, April 6th at 9:00 am, the EPA Office of Environmental Justice will be hosting a webinar about the ...
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A photo of a frozen Minnesota lake, covered in snow. Some footprints have gone out a few meters onto the ice. The pathway is framed by a bare tree on the right and an empty, forgotten boat trailer on the left.

How Pipelines Hide in the Shadow of Genocide

Something became crystal clear to me: Fossil fuel pipelines are not a climate change issue taking place on Indigenous soil ...
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Two beavers in the woods, hanging out together on a log.

Protect the Beavers!

(They're literally on the state flag. Give them some respect. Photo credit: Beavers, Wetlands & Wildlife) Support! Our! Beavers! Contact ...
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