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    Commentary: Climate politicking isn't working. We need climate civil disobedience

    by Bill McKibben, Los Angeles Times Oct 12, 2018 3 minutes

    The small town of Bagley, Minn., looked set to be the scene for one of the nation's most interesting airings of the climate controversy this week. Three people went on trial there on Monday for shutting down a pipeline from Canada's tar sands in 2016 - one of them, after warning the company, turned the valve that shut the pipe, and then they waited for the police to arrive. They were arrested and charged with felony destruction of public property.

    The judge had originally signaled that they would be allowed to mount a full

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