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Posts By: Liz Willoughby-Martin
Oil spills and drills
For me, many of most poignant images of 2010 have been of the Gulf of ...Read more »
A little less conversation, a little more action
I’ve talked a lot in these columns about how environmental and social justice problems are ...Read more »
Radical academia
Half the time I think being a postgrad student is the best thing ever. Life ...Read more »
When good environmentalism goes bad
I’ve got a confession to make. While I try not to be overly negative in ...Read more »
The soundtrack to struggle
I used to go to a lot of gigs. I would buy a single over-priced ...Read more »
Craftivism
Once I started knitting a scarf for my boyfriend’s 22nd birthday. This didn’t end well. ...Read more »
Search and Surveillance Bill skulks back in through side-door
In May this year, after displays of public concern, the Justice and Electoral Select Committee ...Read more »
Everyday revolution
Consensus decision-making: not a cult In early 2009 I arrived back from my first Camp ...Read more »
Guerilla Gardening
A seed is a pretty nice metaphor for activism and societal change; all those nutrient-rich ...Read more »
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