Many American cities—mostly in the Midwest and Northeast—have seen serious continuing shrinkage in recent decades and are now beginning to face up to it.

Maybe the most persistent of all forms of external authority in our lives are the day-to-day tyrannies of specialists and experts. FIFTH ESTATE’s n...

The join non violent struggle against the separation fence, transfer, and other occupation
atrocities expand. It include struggles of the Bedouins of the south of Israeli 1948
borders.

<p>Al-Shabaab, the primary resistance faction to the West-backed potential monopoly of force in Somalia, has claimed responsibility for the ...

Sometimes it seems as if little is happening and then suddenly a major shift occurs. This seems true of the Department of Energy (DOE) when it comes to energy use in buildings. The DOE is beginning to take big strides in supporting the reduction of energy use in existing buildings. Retrofit costs are still high and funding difficult to obtain but this should change over the next year.

 Just after lunch on July 16th in the town of Smithers, BC on the unceeded territory of the Wet’suwet’en Nation more than 100 people took to the streets holding signs and following a banner “’Yin’Tah Wew’at zëenlï’ ‘Taking Care of the Land’”

By Vancouver Media Co-op - July 17, 2010

The July 16-31 issue is a solidarity shout-out with G-20 arrestees and further analysis about resistance to the G-20 in Toronto and Vancouver.