environmental activism

This booklet is a resource for biotechnology activists, a handbook for those who want to understand the context of biotechnology.
Contents:
I. What is Biotechnology
II. Context: Politics
III. Science: A neutral, apolitical world?
IV. Applications: How biotech is really used
V. Environmental dangers of biotechnology
VI. Biopiracy
VII. Culture
VII. Beyond biotechnology: The new horizons of nanotechnology
IX. Models and visions of resistance
Appendix:
A. Web resources
B. Books and articles on biotechnology
C. Nanotechnology resources

Photo essay regarding mutual aid and solidarity, uniting struggles against colonialism, capitalism, and fascism.

A series of 3 essays by anarchist activist and writer Peter Gelderloos. His essays lay the context of where were at in a world crumbling under the weight of capitalism induced climate change, the false solutions capitalism offers, and what anarchist thinking and praxis can provide in the age of climate catastrophe.

The 3 essays:
Before the Big Change
More Wood for the Fire: Capitalist Solutions to Global Warming
An Anarchist Solution to Global Warming

Zine layout by Rise Like Lions

Information zine about the organization Bike Brigade.

The True Cost of Coal is a rhyming storybook from the Beehive Design Collective. It features lessons and activities related to the story’s themes of ecology, colonial history, workers rights, extreme extraction, community organizing, and regenerative futures alongside Beehive Collective graphics designed specifically for colouring on.

This is the first book adaptation of our collective’s art. We are excited for educators and parents to use this book as a tool to teach complex social and ecological issues to young minds.

Alongside intricately detailed art there is a rhyming and simplified narrative, guiding readers through a winding timeline. The story explores important history often left out of classroom curriculum, inspires the reader to question present-day decision-making systems, and encourages us all to envision our own role in moving towards a sustainable and regenerative future.

A resource for various types of activists and legal aid circa 2004 to 2006 made with help from the Dalhousie Law Student's Society.