Ecoterrorism: people waging war both for and against the environment.

But in 2004, federal agents made a tiny dent in their war against ecoterrorism.

But they touted the coordinated roundup as one of the biggest in the fight against ecoterrorism.

Another type of ecoterrorism also exists in which people use violence against people or property for environmental reasons.

Suggestions include ecoterrorism and racial animosity toward the houses' new owners, many of whom are black.

It's definitely a relief if it's not related to ecoterrorism."

So-called ecoterrorism has no place in such efforts and should be condemned by people and organizations everywhere.

Some Green Anarchists engage in direct action, (not to be confused with ecoterrorism).

This is sometimes viewed as ecoterrorism by critics, and can be a deterrent to environmentalists who believe in nonviolent activism.

She uses a voice scrambler in order to recruit Temblor to carry out her missions of ecoterrorism.

The New York Times Magazine dubbed him the "Face of Ecoterrorism" in 1998.

She also focused on methamphetamines and ecoterrorism legislation, and supported the Oregon Death with Dignity Act.

Eventually, Mr. Hadwin decided that an audacious act of ecoterrorism was required to capture the attention of a complacent world.

His most artistically ambitious work is the TV series Pakanamaan kartta, dealing with total short term memory loss and ecoterrorism.

T. Coraghessan Boyle's novel A Friend of the Earth is a slightly more serious treatment of ecoterrorism and ecotage.

Lockwood also describes a domestic ecoterrorism example with the 1989 threat to release the Medfly (Ceratitis capitata) within California's crop belt.

Following the September 11, 2001 attacks several laws were passed increasing the penalty for ecoterrorism, and hearings were held in Congress discussing the activity of groups such as the ELF.

After reviewing a number of incidents of damage to property attributed to the Animal Liberation Front and Earth Liberation Front, Levin sought to equate Greenpeace with ecoterrorism.

He is reduced to stunts - ecoterrorism against cormorants, and criminal outrages against prisoners of war - to divert attention from the relentless damage to his war machine by 100 allied sorties an hour.

With this type of ecoterrorism people fight to preserve their environment, not just for the sake of keeping it pristine, but also to preserve their livelihood, hereby allowing them to continue living their day-to-day life.

The book has a large cast of characters and Brin uses them to address a number of environmental issues, including endangered species, global warming, refugees from ecological disasters, ecoterrorism, and the social effects of overpopulation.

"Hopefully these arrests strike a deterrent blow, making these groups realize that the F.B.I. will come after them no matter how long it takes," said Gary Perlstein, a professor of criminology at Portland State University, who tracks ecoterrorism groups.

Apparently a hose was used to displace the fuel from the tanks of one of the tour vessels, and various government officials claimed it appeared to be an act of ecoterrorism motivated by rising numbers of tourists to the park, though more details did not become known.

Hours later, Ms. Bari, whose pelvis was crushed by the blast, and Mr. Cherney, who was slightly wounded, were arrested by the Oakland police and the F.B.I., which said the bomb had accidentally detonated while the pair were transporting it to use for ecoterrorism.

People just don't want to see anything from eco-terrorism to cultural terrorism.

The group has been accused of eco-terrorism by the Japanese government.

The term eco-terrorism has been used in the media to refer to environmental terrorism.

Eco-terrorism has been a topic of fictional books, television programmes and films.

You may note that eco-terrorism involves the use of violence, so your description is inacurate.

There have been no reports of eco-terrorism in Oak Ridges.

There are a wide variety of tactics that have been used by eco-terrorists and groups associated with eco-terrorism.

Eco-terrorism involves targeting the built environment such as roads, buildings and trucks, in defense of natural resources.

They have been used to describe groups that advocate anti-capitalist, identity politics or eco-terrorism.

One well-known form is environmental terrorism or eco-terrorism.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation refers to such acts eco-terrorism.

One group led by Gonta takes the route of eco-terrorism, holding off workers until they are wiped out in a pitched battle with the police.

This was a form of eco-terrorism.

It's basically a minor campaign of eco-terrorism.

Investigators pointedly refused to rule out any possible motive, from financial interest to eco-terrorism to thrill-seeking.

Now there's an act of eco-terrorism!

For the last month, game wardens have been conducting an extensive search for leads into what officials call a crime of eco-terrorism.

Eco-terrorism is a controversial term.

Despite these generalizations, it should be noted that eco-terrorism encompasses a broad array of organizations, goals, and philosophies.

Chalecki distinguishes between environmental terrorism and eco-terrorism.

Remember how Saddam's eco-terrorism backfired on him?"

A number of "local" organizations have also been indicted under US Federal laws related to Eco-terrorism.

Initially suspecting eco-terrorism, the agents find themselves trapped by a seemingly ancient menace lurking in the woods.

Organizations accused of eco-terrorism are generally grassroots organizations, do not have a hierarchal structure, and typically favor direct action approaches to their goals.

In contrast, eco-terrorism is the destruction of property in the interest of saving the environment from human encroachment and destruction.