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The Twelve Days (and Months) of Climate Justice Day Two: Winona LaDuke and Sitting Bull at Standing Rock

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It’s 2016 and the weight of American corporate interests has come to the Missouri River, the Mother River. This time, instead of the Seventh Cavalry or the Indian police dispatched to assassinate Sitting Bull, it is Enbridge and Dakota Access Pipeline.

COP22: Can we UNF*CK the UNFCCC?

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But can any of us imagine how frustrating beyond words it must be for someone from a small island state or a drought-stricken African nation, a going-underwater Asian country, or a progressive Latin American nation to be at the annual two week-long COP 22 [Twenty-second meeting of the Conference of the Parties] meeting of the UNFCCC – the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change – and not be able to do anything.

Finding Our Frontlines in Indigenous North Dakota: The Climate Justice Movement is Standing Up – A Special Issue of Earth News: More than News of the World

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There is no doubt in my mind that this front in the epic struggle for global climate justice – and so much more – will be recognized in the future as a crucial epicenter, a ground zero, of our movement…