Why the synthetic fertilizer industry loves fossil fuels:Synthetic fertilizers producers rely on fossil fuels as their main input. Through multiple industrial processes fossil gas is converted to the fertilizer Ammonia (NH₃). As … verder lezen
One more year, we’ll take part in the counter conference to the European Gas Conference (EGC) on Vienna! While the EGC will bring together big corporations and politicians to give continuity to … verder lezen
Les Soulèvements de la Terre will be in Amsterdam next week! At their stops across NL, Germany, and the Czech Republic, they will provide insights into their experiences, strategies and forms of … verder lezen
If We Don’t Talk About Food, it’s Not My Revolution! This workshop is about the intersections between neighborhood solidarity and alternatives to the industrial-capitalist food system. We will first have a short … verder lezen
“SHIT SHOW” Protest against YARA Milieudefensie Jong is organising a “Shit Show” protest in Utrecht this week. Just like in an award show, different movements are going to hand out all kinds … verder lezen
Do you know where your morning cup of coffee comes from? What a potato tells us about the history of Amsterdam? Experience how you can contribute to a sustainable world through the … verder lezen
On the 6th and 7th of September, the agri-food industry is repeating last year’s so-called “Regenerative Agriculture & Food Systems Summit“. At a critical time of climate chaos, environmental degradation and malnutrition … verder lezen
In case you missed the last deadline or weren’t really sure yet, you have another chance to apply to ASEED! Do you have an affinity with activism, grass-roots organising, or campaigning on … verder lezen
Dear friend, comrade and supporter, The May newsletter is here! In the past weeks the weather has allowed us to do a few solidarity farming visits on CSAs, where we helped farmers … verder lezen
Did you know? 1. Healthy soil is teeming with biodiversity: “1 gm of organic soil contains 30,000 protozoa, 50,000 algae, 400,000 fungi. One tea spoon of living soil contains 1 billion bacteria … verder lezen