Powerlessness in the Era of the Climate Crisis and the Fossil Fuel Divestment Movement at UVM
Blog post by Sarah Sciortino (UVM student and 350VT intern) The climate movement has been gaining necessary momentum over the…
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Building (and Singing) the World Beyond the Horizon: A Reflection on the Direct Action in Bow, NH
By Dana Dwinell-Yardley, Oct 5, 2019 I was arrested a week ago. Getting arrested is good for news headlines and…
Vermonters show up! Global Climate Strikes and Week of Action
This blog post was originally posted on Vermontclimatestrike.org. Inspired by youth activists including Greta Thunberg, Isra Hirsi, Alexandria Villaseñor, and…
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Bucket By Bucket
On August 17th, a team of New Englanders removed 500 pounds of coal from the Merrimack Generating Station in Bow, NH as part of the launch of the #BucketByBucket No Coal No Gas Campaign. Summer fellow Leif Taranta reflects on the experience and how collective direct action is the best form of hope.