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Peace & Justice Center: Annual Ed Everts Activist Award Ceremony 01/19/2017

Annual Ed Everts Activist Award Ceremony with presentation to Rising Tide Vermont by Bill McKibben. Anne Petermann and Orin Langelle from Global Justice Ecology Project are presented at the event as well. As mentors of Rising Tide VT’s early organizers, their attendance is very meaningful.

For more information visit: http://www.pjcvt.org/annual-ed-everts-activist-award-ceremony-with-rising-tide-vt-and-bill-mckibben/

Nuclear Free Future: New Nukes Make Global Warming Worse 10/27/2016

Margaret Harrington, host of Nuclear Free Future, speaks with with Arnie Gundersen, Chief Engineer of Fairewinds Energy Education.

Nuclear Free Future: Dakota Pipeline Protest 09/16/2016

Kevin Kamps, Nuclear Waste Watchdog with Beyond Nuclear, talks with Nuclear Free Future host Margaret Harrington about why he participated in the Dakota Pipeline Protest and how the new federal proposals for radioactive nuclear waste sites is related to the ongoing oil pipeline protest. The anti-nuclear pro-green energy activist discusses the sacred sites of Native Americans, the water contamination, and extensive ravage of the earth brought about by oil and nuclear industries. Beyond Nuclear is committed to bringing about a nuclear free future and Kevin Kamps is in the frontline to show how to realize that future.

#NoDAPL Solidarity Action! 09/13/2016

The Camp of the Sacred Stones and the Red Warrior Camp, both leading the resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline, have put out a call for solidarity actions that target the corporations and financial institutions that are building and financing this pipeline through native lands.

Michels Corporation - the contractor building the Dakota Access Pipeline through the land of the Standing Rock Sioux - is also building the fracked gas pipeline in western Vermont.

In solidarity with the #NoDAPL resistance, join Vermont's pipefighters and march onto an active Vermont Gas/Michels pipeline construction site to shut them down for the day. Activists hold up the indigenous-led struggle 1500 miles away and raise money to send to this resistance out west.

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