17 August 2007

The SI collective gave a presentation on Thursday 16th at the UK's Camp for Climate Action. Over 30 people attended to hear about the heavy-industrial destruction of Iceland, Trinidad, South Africa, Brasil and India.

Watch this space, we will keep adding new footage to it.

Saving Iceland Video's on politube.org | on youtube.com.

03/2008 - Trailer for new Saving Iceland documentary, to be out soon!

Beautiful slideshow of the Jokulsa a Bru in all its living wonder, Kárahnjúkar and Töfrafoss in August 2006, just before the inundation. Photos by Christopher Lund. Music by Damien Rice.

SI Scottish Information Tour

Geneva - Solidarity Demonstration at the Alcoa European Headquarters in Switzerland For the accompanying article click here

Belgium - Action against the aluminium industry in Iceland For the accompanying article click here

12/2007 - Potatoes for Heavy Industry. For the accompanying article click here

07/2007 - Saving Iceland Conference 'Global Consequences of Heavy Industry, July 7-8th 2007, part 1 | part 2

A prequel to the documentary below about the struggle against the dams at Karahnjukar, the largest hydroelectric project in Europe.

Saving Iceland short documentary

Film clips of Saving Iceland actions with music by Sigur Ros . 398.1 MB

'Saving Iceland Actions 2004-2007' - Slide show. The weapons pictured are only some of the proud ALCOA contributions to the US military. Takes a while... 86.6 MB

Video report of the streetparty and police brutality on July 14th, 2007Part 1 - Part 2

More compact edited version of the streetparty

Saving Iceland Camps 2005-2006 Slideshow.

First day of Actions of the Summer of Dissent, July 10th, 2007

Saving Iceland and Rev. Billy action in Kringland, RUV, July 10th 2007.

'A Brief Look at EADS' - ALCANs major military partner the way they want to be seen - Video

EADS proudly display their contributions to Adolf Hitler's airforce and just about every war in the 20th Century - Video

On 28 September 2006 15.000 people marched through the streets of Reykjavik in protest against the inundation of Karahnjukar - Icelanders being only 300.000 equals as if 15.000.000 US citizens would have demonstrated.

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21 August 2005

Click for video: http://www.indymedia.org.uk/media/2005/08/321384.mov

A small specimen of the repression that legitimate international protesters have had to endure from the Icelandic authorities this summer.

Click here for the First Crack Video!

6 August 2005

7 protesters managed to get into the construction site of the dam despite the fact the authorities had 22 police in 9 cars monitoring the area plus all the security personnel of Impregilo and Landsvirkjun. The protesters put up a banner on the dam wall displaying a massive crack. The first crack of many to come. The Kárahnjúkar dams are being built right on top of a cluster of active geological fissures.