ecology

Wednesday afternoon April 6th students and community members rallied in front of the EMU to demand the University of Oregon move off fracked gas and electrify its infrastructure. They also continued to call on the City of Eugene to ban the use of so-called “natural gas” in newly constructed buildings, and transition to the use of electricity for all buildings. The event was organized by UO Climate Justice League’s Fossil Free UO campaign.

The Urban Farm has been a center for community and ecological knowledge sharing at the University of Oregon for decades. Now, in the wake of a second 500 million dollar donation by Phil and Penny Knight, construction for phase 2 of the Knight Campus has brought the farm under the chopping block. The student-led organization Save the Urban Farm has been leading opposition to the project. Their main concerns lie in the use of the space known as the back 40 as a staging area during construction, and in impact on the eastern border.

A zine about the biomass industry and Eugene’s ‘green’ image. Also why thats a load of… well read it. Download here!

In this collaboration between Insurgent and Cascadia Forest Defenders, we present a special printing of Long Live Eco Terror by anonymous. Download here!

A zine about the biomass industry and Eugene’s ‘green’ image. Also why thats a load of… well read it. Download here!