California’s deserts are blooming with windmills and solar farms and, according to a new University of California, Berkeley report, these large-scale projects are creating top quality jobs.
Rod Coronado photographed at FCI Tucson in October 1994 by Max Aguilera-Hellweg. This article originally appeared in Rolling Stone Magazine.
By Dean Kuipers, June 1, 1995
Rod Coronado’s radical campaign to destroy America’s fur farm industry.
After the the Animal Liberation Front firebombed a university research lab, federal authorities accused a young American Indian of ecoterrorism. Rodney […]
This article originally appeared at TakePart.com. By Dean Kuipers, July 30, 2015. Nine years into a 20-year prison sentence, California activist Eric McDavid was freed after love letters between himself and an FBI informant had been "inadvertently" misplaced during his trial.
Buying the Farm This article was originally published in Orion Magazine. By Dean Kuipers, July 2015. Who do you want controlling American farmland production: Wall St. or you?
This article originally appeared in Playboy Magazine. By Dean Kuipers, December 2013. Pipeline problems now have many political conservatives opposed to tar-sands oil.
This article was originally posted in the Los Angeles Times. By Dean Kuipers, August 29, 2010. W.S. Merwin brings a strong eco-view as the next U.S. poet laureate.
This article was originally posted in Outside Magazine. By Dean Kuipers, November 26, 2012. The FBI used an 18-year-old woman called "Anna" to infiltrate an alleged eco-terrorism cell. Did she stop a bomb plot before it came off? Or did she launch one?
This article was originally posted in Men’s Journal
By Dean Kuipers Dec 2014
Rising temperatures are causing more rock slides on the world’s biggest mountains.
Credit: Jon Griffith / Aurora
Two days after a good snowstorm, Chamonix guide Denis LeRoy leads a 10-mile descent through Vallée Blanche, one of […]
The new review on the Christian Science Monitor site reminds me that I haven’t put up the other terrific reviews of the book posted by other sites. I’m proud of what’s been said about the book thus far. Oh, yes, there’s a long, drawn-out screed about the book posted on Amazon by Teresa Platt, executive […]