by Rebecca Wildbear | May 14, 2021 | Reflection
By Rebecca Wildbear The citizens of Orovada meet each week to discuss the mine. Lithium Nevada representatives were there last time. They came to put the minds of local citizens at ease. They were going to construct and operate this mine safely. “Sulphur is natural,”...
by Rebecca Wildbear | May 12, 2021 | Reflection
By Rebecca Wildbear My tent was ripped to shreds by the wind on the first night. I slept in my car, but the wind pried unabashedly at my heart for days. It grew colder. One morning I awoke to a white landscape, later melted by the midday sun. The sagebrush pulled me...
by Will Falk | May 6, 2021 | Reflection
When you find yourself bitter that no one seems to care, when you’ve tricked yourself that you’re all alone, when you’ve fought longer than you thought you could and the war has just begun, look for the little ones, the creatures underfoot and overhead, our tiny...
by Will Falk | Apr 27, 2021 | Reflection
On a late April morning in Thacker Pass, where some Paiute ancestors have been buried and some massacred, where some people want to dig out the dead to dig out lithium, I woke to a strange, wet snow that fell overnight a day before temperatures in the 70s were...
by Protect Thacker Pass | Apr 20, 2021 | Reflection
Thoughts on Thacker Pass by Kai Huschke It was late February. Snow blanketed the surrounding area. The sun was out, and the clouds looked small and distant. I had left the Protect Thacker Pass resistance camp to explore, to listen, to try and gain a better sense of...
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