[pjw] Highlighting links between militarism, oil and climate change

[Peace and Justice Works]

Greetings
PJW board member Desiree Hellegers is also part of the Old Mole Variety 
Hour collective, working on pieces for their Monday morning shows for 
KBOO. As noted in the summary paragraph on her piece from last Monday's 
show about the "Kayaktivists" who went to protest in Washington state, 
Desiree also had a piece printed in CounterPunch on Monday:
http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/05/23/energy-without-injury-from-redwood-summer-to-break-free-via-occupy-wall-street/

The radio piece expands on the section of the article connecting 
militarism, fossil fuels and climate change.

(And this coming Monday, she will have an interview with Brian Willson on 
the Old Mole to talk about Memorial Day and his recent trip to Viet Nam.)

Here's the description and link to the radio piece:

  Voices from Anacortes Protests
  Air date: Mon, 05/23/2016 - 9:00am to 10:00am
  Desiree Hellegers shares field recordings she made in Anacortes, WA
  where dozens of activists were arrested for protesting fossil fuel
  recently.

  In the first of a two-part series, this week Desiree Hellegers shares
  field recordings she made in Anacortes, WA where dozens of kayaktivists
  were arrested for protesting the Tesoro fossil fuel plant recently.  You
  can find her article about recent protests, "'Energy Without Injury':
  From Redwood Summer to Break Free via Occupy Wall Street," at
  Counterpunch.

  http://kboo.fm/media/50006-voices-anacortes-protests

--dan handelman
peace and justice works