UK COP15 Climate Summit 2009 Newswire Archive
Japanese Sasago Syndrome & Dutch Dam Marker as Evidences of Hot Expanding Earth
18-01-2013 21:41
Japanese Sasago Syndrome, Dutch Dam Marker and African Infernal Overflow as Evidences of Hot Expanding Earth Theory [Global Warming, Geophysics and Cosmology] // A good few hundreds unfailing bolts were find torn loose in almost one geophysical and technical moment of lithospheric stretching in Japanese tunnel “Sasago” in 2012. It means that long dams in Holland can one near day be toppled in the water!'Pigs' will pay for Copenhagen!
03-02-2012 15:08
Copenhagen police agreed to negotiate the payment of compensation for violating human rights and breaking their other laws during the COP 15 summit in december 2009.Just Do It Comes to Vivid Birmingham
01-09-2011 16:12
JUST DO IT Coming to Cambridge Arts Picturehouse Monday 18
14-07-2011 15:01
Just Do It lifts the lid on climate activism and the daring troublemakers who have crossed the line to become modern day outlaws. Emily James spent over a year embedded in activist groups such as Climate Camp and Plane Stupid to document their clandestine activities. With unprecedented access, Just Do It introduces you to a powerful cast of mischievous and inspiring characters who put their bodies in the way; they blockade factories, attack coal power stations and glue themselves to the trading floors of international banks despite the very real threat of arrest. Come see it at the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse Monday 18th July at 6:30!World Premier Just Do It audio Q-A
10-06-2011 21:51
Royal Society Picket : Our Planet is not your experiment
08-11-2010 21:35
Our Planet is Not your Experiment
07-11-2010 18:20
Grassroots activists have come together to oppose dangerous Geoengineering experiments proposed by scientists and OECD governments. Proposals include creating an artificial volcano effect to black out the sky or changing the oceans to increase plankton blooms.Full article | 2 additions | 2 comments
ANOTHER Oil rig explodes in the Gulf of mexico!
02-09-2010 15:51
Danish Court: Climate activists are innocent
02-09-2010 15:46
Bonn CJA meeting / Klimacamp / Climate Wave and associated actions
22-06-2010 11:36
Iceland volcano smokes toxic aluminium!& Geothermal to stop global warming+erupt
10-05-2010 18:53
As an ex raf cadet & former metal worker although I mainly worked on a lathe I did some metal work & forge work so I know it should be possible to pour-drop alot of iron or maybe marble into a volcano & then seal it with water sprayed on or dropped.Hopefully volcanologists, meteorologists & expert metalurgists are looking into this.
IF you smell sulphur, Keep in as much as possible especially kids& babies!
The smoke from Iceland has alot of aluminium in it
A potential win,win,win,win,win situ though if this wakes the world up to the geothermal power in iceland that could potentially power the whole of europe & alleviate volcanic activity if done safely
Listen to an interview from Cochabamba...
18-04-2010 19:02
Tune in to a live panel discussion on "activist realism"
10-04-2010 17:41
An opportunity to forge new links between critical theory and contemporary activism...tune in to a live broadcast of the panel discussion happening from 6pm to 10pm - available for download after...Issue 8 of The Land out now!
14-03-2010 16:24
'The final and inevitable achievement of a rootless global market will be to destroy itself'The Land is written by and for people who believe that the roots of justice, freedom, social security and democracy lie not so much in access to money, or to the ballot box, as in access to land and its resources.
3 years after the Ungdomshuset Riots
03-03-2010 11:59
first published here:
http://shiftmag.co.uk/?p=341 Mass arrests of anarchist activists, squatters and punks are nothing new to Copenhagen. Compared with the battle to protect an autonomous social centre in 2007, the climate protests last December hardly saw the worst of the Danish police.
Interview with Erik Swyngedouw: The post-politics of climate change
15-02-2010 22:01
Interview from Shift Magazine, issue 8Erik Swyngedouw is Professor of Geography at the University of Manchester. He is committed to political economic analysis of contemporary capitalism, producing several major works on economic globalisation, regional development, finance, and urbanisation. His interests also include political-ecological themes and the transformation of nature, notably water issues, in Ecuador, Spain, the UK, and elsewhere in Europe.
Indymedia Radio at COP15 - 16 December 2009 Reclaim Power live broadcast
08-02-2010 17:51
Check out the live audio from the Reclaim Power COP15 day of action live radio broadcast...Lost in Translation
08-02-2010 13:50
Debating radical political culture in Germany, the UK and beyond...The political success of the COP15 mobilisations is still to come…
02-02-2010 19:09
article by Bertie Russell, published here: http://shiftmag.co.uk/?p=331
Earth First! Winter Moot location announced, 6pm Fri 5th - Sun 7th Feb 2010
01-02-2010 11:59
"A weekend of networking, reflection, strategic discussions & campaign planning for anyone involved in ecological direct action who believes in non-hierarchical organisation and directly confronting the forces responsible for the destruction of the Earth and its inhabitants"6pm Fri 5th - Sun 7th Feb 2010
Dipton Community Centre, Front Street (A692), Dipton, Stanley, County Durham, DH9 9DR
Nottingham climate action meeting
27-01-2010 18:26
Anti-nuclear activists disrupt Parliamentary Select Committee
27-01-2010 14:56
This morning in Westminster, during the Department of Energy and Climate Change Parliamentary Select Committee on the proposed nuclear and other energy National Policy Statements, two anti-nuclear activists stood and unfurled a banner in the centre of the committee room reading "Local Democracy Dumped." The banner also featured radiation symbols and drums of radioactive waste. A third activist handed out briefings on why they believe nuclear power is unacceptable and an inappropriate technology for tacking climate change. The three activists were taken away and detained inside the House of Commons, along with a forth man who was taking photographs. The four were held for over two hours for alleged breaches of the House regulations, before being released and banned from the Parliamentary estate for the rest of the day.
