To our friends from XR Article about Extinction Rebellion published by EarthFirst! gathering collective, based in the UK, on the 28th of July 2022.
Do or Die Editors interviewed for the American Earth First! Journal A reflective interview from 2006 with the editors of the UK-based Do Or Die journal, that ran for ten issues from 1992-2003.
Do Or Die #4 1994 Fourth issue of Do Or Die, featuring protests against the M11 link road in East London (Wanstonia), Criminal Justice Bill, Zapatistas, biodiversity crisis and the usual direct action news,…
Do Or Die #3 1993 Third issue of Do Or Die including: Scotland updates, Pollock anti-motorway camp, Faslane Peace Camp, direct action reports, Cardiff Bay barrage, Wymondham Bypass protests, opposition to…
Do Or Die #2 April/May 1993 Second issue of Do Or Die. Contents include deforestation in Scotland, Permaculture, the feminisation of Earth First! by Judi Bari, direct action…
Do Or Die #1 1992 Debut issue of Do Or Die published circa 1992. Contents include EF! updates, direct action against logging, Derek Wall fingers green nazis, poetry, the environmental impact of the car, local…
Do Or Die magazine - Voices From Earth First! A complete online archive of Do Or Die, the magazine of Earth First! in the UK. Ten issues were published. The official Do or Die archive is at…
Love & Rage Vol. 1 No. 5, August 1990 Issue 5 of Love & Rage, with articles on the Mohawk revolt in Canada, letters on the anti-poll tax movement and imperialism, a critique of L&R's…
Love & Rage Vol. 1 No. 4, July 1990 Issue 4 of Love & Rage, with letters, a call to defend the redwoods of California, the bombing of Judi Bari and Darryl Cherney's car, bi women in…
“They Say in Harlan County… ”: A Look At the Miners’ Blockade Stopping Coal in its Tracks An interview from the Earth First! Journal about the ongoing coal blockade in…
Dirty energy resistance roundup: court cases, blockades and police aggression As Reclaim the Power and Earth First! activists are ordered to pay £10,000 compensation to coal firm…
Primitive Thought Chaz Bufe on misanthropy in Earth First! and the primitivist and radical ecology movements.