Zion Lights, long time environmental activist, author and science communicator shares her views with well known BBC TV presenter Phillipa Thomas and other guests in this lively discussion on the topic of "Does Protest Work". Video (aired August 2019) courtesy of BBC World News.
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"In the rainforest we can feel what has happened with the time", Kurikindi explained, "… sometimes summer feels like winter and winter feels like summer, something is happening to the planet." Kurikindi
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Queries and Contact: alliance@rebellion.earth Memorandum of Understanding for interested groups Extinction Rebellion has introduced a Movement of Movements strategy as a crucial part of the International Rebellion in October and beyond. This approach will see a range of groups – often putting aside their differences – to take to the streets together…
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In the UK, Extinction Rebellion’s third demand is that government must create and be led by the decisions of a citizens’ assembly on climate and ecological justice.
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Panel discussion with Prof. Rupert Read, Roger Hallam and Marc Lopatin. Chaired by Anita McNaught at Byline Festival (Pippingford Park, England) August, 2019.
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Good news! Begun in December 2018 XR’s actions calling on the BBC to “Tell the Truth” about the climate crisis have achieved an initial positive outcome. In July 2019 Sir Tony Hall (Director General of the BBC) met with XR’s Jon, Gail, Donnachadh, Daze and Ronan. Jon remarked, “… I feel very encouraged by this…
Read full postListen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Listen on Podomatic Live on all platforms NOW In this episode, the Extinction Rebellion Podcast explores regenerative culture. What is it, and how can it be of use to rebels worldwide? Joanna Macy, PhD is a teacher and writer on issues of environmental justice, Deep Ecology, and…
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Saul continued, “We have to find a way to shift the center, to shift the paradigm, and to shift the focus of corporations, governments… into realizing the climate ecological emergency that we face. So how do we do that? One way of doing that is by being in the streets, by making our voices heard.
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“Greetings family, I’m a reggae singer from New Caledonia, a small island in the South Pacific Ocean. I just want to give a call out to all my fellow humans, all my human community, to rally for the environment.” Marcus Gad…
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Rebels all over the world watch heartbroken as fires devastate the Amazon. Known to many as ‘the lungs of the Earth’, the rainforest is a vital organ of our living planet whose health hangs in the balance. The record-breaking fires are casting a shadow on over half the area of Brazil and…
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