Zoltan Grossman

Zoltan Grossman

I've been a professor in Geography and Native American & World Indigenous Peoples Studies at The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington, since 2005. I'm a long-time antiwar, social justice and environmental organizer (and Z writer), from Wisconsin.

 

For the second time in the past year, Washington activists blocked a train carrying oil fracking supplies from leaving the Port of Olympia on the Salish Sea The blockade camp prevented a possible shipment of ceramic proppants from being shipped to the Bakken oil shale basin in North Dakota, and possibly other fracking operations.

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In recent years, powerful alliances of Native American nations and their rural white neighbors have stopped major resource corporations from carrying out their plans, in a common defense of the same land and water they have historically fought over. Last year, tribes and white ranchers and farmers, who had joined forces in the Cowboy Indian Alliance, blocked the northern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline

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