SEPTEMBER 4. 2025

SEPTEMBER 3. 2025

From beavers to bison: England’s rewilding revolution

In a recent conversation with Mongabay’s Mike DiGirolamo, rewilding advocate and financier Ben Goldsmith described a quiet but profound transformation taking place in England’s relationship with nature. The change is visible in the return of species like the Eurasian beaver, once trapped out of the British Isles for centuries.

Brazilian Oil Workers Join Genoa Dock Workers to Defend the Global Sumud Flotilla

One day after Genoa dockworkers threatened to paralyze European ports if Israel touches the Gaza flotilla, Brazilian oil workers demanded the protection of all crew members. They are pointing the way toward international solidarity.

Eric Adams is a Shameless Crook and a True Weirdo

From his bizarre antics to his outright corruption, Adams is a true creature of New York City—one who’s changed the city forever.

Report links world’s top banks to social & environmental harms from mining

A new Forests and Finance Coalition report finds top financial institutions, including JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and BlackRock, support mining companies linked to deforestation, land-grabs, contamination and Indigenous rights violations. According to the report, from 2016-24, major banks provided $493 billion in loans and underwriting to mining companies, including Glencore, Rio Tinto and Vale.

The Suicide State - Jamie Merchant

Jamie Merchant's September 2025 article for Field Notes in The Brooklyn Rail reflecting on the current American state and capitalism and the declining epoch within.

Mass defiance of Palestine Action ban “will not be silenced” by home raids

Defend Our Juries say 1,000 people signed up for Saturday’s mass disobedience in London ~ Scott Harris ~ Defend Our Juries (DOJ) has pledged the “largest ever day of defiance” of the Palestine Action ban this Saturday, after seven key members were arrested in home raids by counter-terrorism police. The arrests, carried out yesterday (2

The making of an autonomous Indigenous nation in Peru’s Amazon

In 2015, leaders of the Wampís did what no other Indigenous peoples have done in Peru’s modern history: They declared themselves an autonomous nation to gain greater control over their territory.

La Guardia: A Liberal Myth, Not a Model for the Left

As Zohran Mamdani leads the polls for mayoral elections in NYC, he often nods to Mayor Fiorello La Guardia as a model. But La Guardia’s legacy is one of co-optation and shoring up capitalism.

Anti-Irish Repression Shows Growing Authoritarianism

The Irish hiphop group Kneecap had to cancel their U. S. tour, as one of them has to appear in a London court on terrorism charges. In Berlin, police punched an Irish activist in the face. Why are Western governments turning against the Irish?

Countering the far-right ‘March for Life’

A coalition of feminist, migrant and left groups is preparing to oppose the annual Christian fundamentalist march in London ~ Blade Runner ~ This Saturday, 6 September, the annual anti-abortion March for Life UK will once again take place in central London. The event began in Birmingham in 2013, moved to London in 2018, and

How to Fight the Boss and Authoritarianism

In preparing to strike, United Teachers Los Angeles learned how to build broad backing for common-good goals and prepare for nonviolent action to achieve them — lessons that can be used in the fight against rising authoritarianism.

Latest rhino assessment finds two species recovering, but three continue to decline

Over the last two decades, conservationists have fought a formidable battle: Trying to protect the world’s remaining rhinos in Africa and Asia from poachers. The slaughter is driven by relentless demand for rhino horn in East Asia, where it’s a status symbol and used in traditional medicine, despite studies debunking any medicinal benefits.

Philippines protects huge coral hotspot off the coast of Panaon Island

The corals around Panaon Island in the southeastern Philippines form some of the healthiest and most climate-resilient reefs in the world, and they’re now a legally protected seascape. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. approved the Panaon Island Protected Seascape law on Aug. 29.

New study pinpoints tree-planting hotspots for climate and biodiversity gains

Reforestation is gaining global momentum as a climate solution, but scientists warn that planting trees indiscriminately isn’t effective. Its success depends on how and, crucially, where it’s done.

Soil carbon: Crucial ally or potential threat to net-zero commitments?

The daily destruction of nature’s carbon stores is happening right before our eyes, as forests are ravaged by catastrophic wildfires and vast tracts of wildlands are cleared for agriculture. But even greater stores of carbon lie hidden beneath our feet, and they too are under threat.

Rafts in Troubled Waters: Anarchism, Anti-Immigrant Protest, and the Rise of Reform UK

Wyatt E. Jones of Slow Burning Fuse blog on the 2025 anti-migrant protests in the UK.

Last chance to save Europe’s greatest old-growth forest?

The Białowieża Forest is unparalleled in the world. It harbors the best-preserved fragments of lowland deciduous and mixed forests in the European Lowlands, where natural processes, including all stages of forest ecosystem dynamics, unfold undisturbed by human interference over vast areas.

Why are wild horses returning to Spain?

The impact of human beings on different ecosystems is huge. Throughout our history, we have changed ecosystems in ways that have led to biodiversity loss, increased the chances of natural disasters such as fires or disconnected humankind from nature.