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Nature 443, 498-501 (5 October 2006) | doi:10.1038/443498a; Published online 4 October 2006
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Environmental activism: In the name of nature
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- Emma Marris is a Washington correspondent for Nature.
Abstract
What drives environmental activists to fire-bomb laboratories? Emma Marris investigates a radical fringe of the US green movement.
One day in June 1998, three young environmental activists of a radical bent drove from Eugene, Oregon, to Olympia, Washington. Their route took them through some of the loveliest country in the Pacific Northwest: up Interstate 5, through the Willamette Valley, between dark green forested mountains and misty hillside vineyards.
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