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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What am I doing to address the climate crisis? How far will I go to defend the earth? What price am I willing to pay for climate justice? Since 2014, hundreds of people have been arrested while engaging in non-violent civil disobedience to protest the "TMX" Trans Mountain pipeline project. Standing on High Ground: Civil Disobedience on Burnaby Mountain includes twenty-five stories of people who put themselves on the line for climate justice. While some of those arrested were longtime activists, others felt compelled to act for the first time in their lives. Editors Rosemary Cornell, Adrienne Drobnies, and Tim Bray showcase the profiles of Indigenous leaders, academics, faith leaders, political leaders, engineers, artists and writers, scientists, physicians, and ordinary folk from diverse backgrounds and experiences. Their reflections on the protests and their arrests explore our moral duty to future generations, government's collusion with corporate power, the violation of Indigenous Law, and unsustainable worldviews. Climate activists in protest movements such as the one against the TMX pipeline are critical in the existential fight for a sustainable future and habitable planet. They show us that we can all take a stand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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64 pp.; 22.8 x 15 cm.; staple bound; black-and-white; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed; Issue no. 2 of "Tracks: A Journal of Artists' Writings," edited by Herbert George. Contents include: "The Great Interplanetary Art Plot," by Peter Hutchinson; "The Art Dictator," by Peter Hutchinson; "Sitting Still (Poem)," by May Stevens; "Two Prosepoems for Old Women," by May Stevens; "5 Minute Intermission," by Francis Picabia; "The Journal, May 10, 1952," by Saul Baizerman; "Untitled Poem," by Rosemary Castoro; "More Modest," by Jean Dubuffet; "August (Poem)," by Michael Goldberg; "Untitled Poem," by Rosalind Hodgkins; "Card (Inside of Card Shown On Cover)," by Joseph Cornell; "Letter," by Joseph Cornell; "The Automobile Demystified," by Alberto Giacometti; "Experiment (Poem)," by Sari Dienes; "Untitled Poem," by Sari Dienes; "Poem," by Angelo Savelli; "Ants are Any Bodys (Poem)," by David Hare; "Two Turtles (Poem)," by David Hare; "The Black Room, A Theatre Play," by Oyvind Fahlstrom; "Notes on The Art of Painting," by Piero Dorazio and"On Recorded History (Part 1)," by Roger Welch. Includes contributor biographies. Cover : Joseph Cornell. Good. Staining across covers including a 3.5 cm. blue stain along right side edge of recto and another 2 cm. blue stain to recto. Yellow, brown, and dust soiling across covers with some creasing and a 7 mm. surface tear to recto. Yellow soiling to text block edge. Contents clean and unmarked.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What am I doing to address the climate crisis? How far will I go to defend the earth? What price am I willing to pay for climate justice? Since 2014, hundreds of people have been arrested while engaging in non-violent civil disobedience to protest the "TMX" Trans Mountain pipeline project. Standing on High Ground: Civil Disobedience on Burnaby Mountain includes twenty-five stories of people who put themselves on the line for climate justice. While some of those arrested were longtime activists, others felt compelled to act for the first time in their lives. Editors Rosemary Cornell, Adrienne Drobnies, and Tim Bray showcase the profiles of Indigenous leaders, academics, faith leaders, political leaders, engineers, artists and writers, scientists, physicians, and ordinary folk from diverse backgrounds and experiences. Their reflections on the protests and their arrests explore our moral duty to future generations, government's collusion with corporate power, the violation of Indigenous Law, and unsustainable worldviews. Climate activists in protest movements such as the one against the TMX pipeline are critical in the existential fight for a sustainable future and habitable planet. They show us that we can all take a stand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

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