climate chaos
The new EF! Action Update - bursting onto the seams...
- East Midlands
- Eastern England
- London
- North East England
- North West England
- Northern Ireland
- Scotland (central & southern)
- Scotland (highlands & islands)
- South East England
- South West England
- Wales
- West Midlands
- Yorkshire & the Humber
- Rest of Europe
- Global
- 'unnecessary development'
- aviation & roads
- climate chaos
- genetics
- nuclear
- oil
- other
- sabotage
- squatting / free spaces / protest sites
- transport
- tribal solidarity
- wilderness defence
In the Spring edition of the EF! Action Update, see how King Coal is being confronted - chimneys climbed, conveyors locked-on to, mines invaded, machinery occupied, ecotage, and more.
Brighton RBS painted - the lines are drawn
Communique from the Fine Line Art Collective (FLAC)
Date: 3rd Feb 2010
Address: Old Steine, Brighton
Tel: 01273 821118
In the small hours of this morning the Brighton branch of The Royal Bank of Scotland fell foul of a FLAC attack.
We claim full credit for the free public art installation of a fat red and black line of gloss paint on the floor across the doorway of the bank.
Reclaim the Fields Gathering, Barcelona
Invitation to the Reclaim the Fields gathering
13th 14th and 15th February, Can Masdeu, Barcelona
Mainshill Solidarity Camp evicted – not an end, but a beginning
30th January 2010
Yesterday was the fifth and final day of the eviction of the Mainshill Solidarity Camp – the last two arrests as the final occupiers were dragged out of the rapidly shrinking Wood. A total of 45 arrests were made over the course of the eviction with close to 70 people taking part and supporting the camp.
Update from the ongoing Mainshill eviction, day 4
The ongoing eviction of Mainshill Solidarity Camp entered its fourth day with the struggle to clear the sycamores continuing.
Yesterday the battle for the sycamores had started with the removal of the skyraft, and one protestor being hauled out of a tree.
Update from day 3 Mainshill eviction
Seven more protestors were arrested today, Wednesday 27th January, in the third day of resistance against the eviction of Mainshill Solidarity Camp.
Ravenstruther coal rail terminal shut down + Mainshill eviction continues, 3rd day...
A coal terminal in South Lanarkshire was brought to a standstill this morning when a protestor locked himself to a piece of machinery.
At 9am this morning (Wed 27th) a man climbed to the top of a digger and locked himself to it by his leg, effectively shutting down Ravenstruther coal rail terminal.
Ravenstruther coal rail terminal shut down
A coal terminal in South Lanarkshire was brought to a standstill this morning when a protestor locked himself to a piece of machinery.
At 9am this morning (Wed 27th) a man climbed to the top of a digger and locked himself to it by his leg, effectively shutting down Ravenstruther coal rail terminal.
Forced eviction of Mainshill Solidarity Camp under way - updates
Update, 6pm, Tuesday 26th:
This morning the tunnel team succeeded in clearing the expanding foam blockading the first door, inserted a camera into the tunnel, and removed one person.
Mainshill Eviction Date Given: Monday 25th January & research about expansion of open-cast mining in Britain
Mainshill Solidarity Camp has received a reliable tip-off that the site will be evicted on Monday the 25th of January.
