by 350 Seattle | Dec 4, 2018 | Indigenous Solidarity, Keep it in the Ground/No new Infrastructure
by Andrew Eckels (photo credit: itsgoingdown.org) For nearly ten years, the Unist’ot’en Camp has been a leader in indigenous anti-colonial resistance and the movement to keep fossil fuels in the ground. Now, they are asking for help. Located in Northern (so-called)...
by 350 Seattle | May 10, 2018 | Direct Action, Divestment, Indigenous Solidarity, Keep it in the Ground/No new Infrastructure
#ShutDownChase, Seattle, 2018Tar sands devastates our climate, our forests, and our water. What is less well-known is the devastating impact it has on indigenous communities — and especially on indigenous women. Over the last four decades, over 4,000 indigenous women...
by 350 Seattle | Apr 3, 2018 | Direct Action, Indigenous Solidarity, Keep it in the Ground/No new Infrastructure
No Permit? No Problem! Replica longhouse build at PSEWith a pending permit in hand, we and Protectors of the Salish Sea built a small replica longhouse blocking Puget Sound Energy's HQ entrance---to demonstrate how absurd it is that PSE can build an 8,000,000...
by 350 Seattle | Jan 25, 2018 | City, Indigenous Solidarity, Keep it in the Ground/No new Infrastructure
This is what it looks like when another one starts biting the dust! Thanks to overwhelming public outcry (including a great eight days in December), the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency has sent PSE back to the drawing board, with a need for a greenhouse gas Supplemental...
by 350 Seattle | Jan 10, 2018 | Indigenous Solidarity, Legislation, State
In a remarkable disruption of business as usual on Monday, 300+ of us from across Washington State descended on the State Capitol in Olympia to begin the Climate Countdown. At the same time, an indigenous-led encampment of dozens of people centered around four...
by 350 Seattle | Dec 21, 2017 | Direct Action, Indigenous Solidarity, Keep it in the Ground/No new Infrastructure
What an amazing eight days! Last Monday, activists from 350 Seattle and 350 Tacoma climbed a crane to stop construction of the Tacoma LNG facility. On Thursday, activists used tripods to block all three gates to the site. That same day, a Tacoma jury, finding...
