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by Paul Fattig of Medford Mail Tribune
 

12.15.10
 
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12.24.09


-Umpqua Bank Accomplice to Fraud


12.19.09


-Clearcutting the Truth About Trees
by Bernd Heinrich


9.02.09


-Relocalize Now
by Josh Schlossberg



8.10.09


-Stop the Aerial Spray of Pesticides
by Day Owen, Pitchfork Rebellion


8.07.09


-An Agenda for Activism
by Shannon Wilson



7.16.09


-Pale Green Eugene
by Josh Schlossberg


7.07.09

-Forest Biofuels Bad for Global Warming



5.19.09


-Panorama View of Fall Creek native forest threatened by BLM



5.13.09

-Tax the Timber Barons
by Roy Keene



5.10.09

-The Steady State Economic Solution
by Rob Dietz


5.09.09

-Wildfire Ecology slideshow with George Wuerthner
EnergyEugene at YouTube.com



5.08.09

-Forest Biomass from Public Lands slideshow
EnergyEugene at YouTube.com


5.06.09

-Wildfire Hysteria and "Forest Biomass" Greenwash
by Josh Schlossberg and Shannon Wilson


4.17.09

-Big timber's big lies
by Chad Hanson


4.14.09

-Forest biomass "mythbusters"
Massachusetts Forest Watch


4.11.09

-(St)Umpqua Bank's "eco-banking" greenwash


4.2.09

-Wood isn't a wise choice for energy
by Erik Silverberg


3.25.09


-$10 million in stimulus for fraudulent "fuels reduction" & forest biomass across 8 Oregon counties




3.05.09

-Senator Wyden introduces disastrous bill to sacrifice federal lands for forest biomass extraction

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RELOCALIZATION NATION 

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Shay Totten’s mention of a third-party candidate being a factor in the 2010 gubernatorial election is a reminder of the diversity of views held by Vermonters [“Fair Game,” August 12].

While liberals, conservatives and “radicals” find a lot to argue about, there’s a lot we hold in common: We all want friends and neighbors we can count on, quality goods and services at a reasonable cost, and a clean and healthy environment.

We’re also all up against the same challenges. Party affiliation doesn’t change the fact that Vermont, the U.S. and the rest of the world are facing an unprecedented “Triple Crisis” of peak oil, climate change and resource depletion.

While our elected officials have their work cut out for them, let’s not forget that the average citizen has a role to play that is just as important.

Whether you’re a hybrid-driving liberal or a conservative dairy farmer, a staunch secessionist or an anti-abortion homemaker, there’s never been a better time for us Vermonters to exercise our legendary independence and self-reliance by uniting on one goal: relocalization. By responsibly providing more of our necessities of life — food and energy, clothing and shelter, arts and entertainment — we Vermonters can strengthen community ties, bolster the local economy, and sustain the natural world that keeps us alive.


Josh Schlossberg
East Montpelier, Vermont

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