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Tar Sands: Too Dirty to be GreenwashedCreated about 6 months ago
ForestEthics photosCreated on November 17, 2008 at 10:48am
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ForestEthics Have you read this letter from ForestEthics supporter Neve Campbell? Check it out, and contribute what you can afford to support our work.
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Last year, Neve Campbell joined us on a tour of Alberta's dirty Tar Sands. When she heard we need some help meeting our year-end fundraising goal, she wanted to share a message with our supporters. Check out the letter from Neve, and contribute what you can afford to support our work.
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New video! Curious what's happening in Canada's Tar Sands? Watch the video and then kick down some money to support our critical work! http://ow.ly/NsaZ
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As you might know, Canada's Tar Sands contain the largest oil extraction project in the world, a hell-realm of machinery and toxic waste that creates more greenhouse gas emissions than 140 nations. Be warned: some of the images you'll see in this video are deeply distressing. But with your support, ...
Mary LOVE their "do not mail" campaign!
Don Ross In wilderness is the preservation of the planet.
Robert Enman First step to save our planet--save our forests!
Colleen Turner Woodward I will support the wonderful wildernesses across Canada!
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The proposed Enbridge pipelines are dirty and dangerous. A half million barrels of Tar Sands sludge would pass through BC's forests daily, and over 200 supertankers a year would ply BC coastal waters to Asia. Read this article and then take action: http://www.forestethics.org/no-enbridge-
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Against a pristine backdrop of blue mountains and ocean mist, a solitary grizzly surveys a bountiful realm. That captivating image appeared on a poster last week, advertising a speaking tour by two West Coast journalists opposed to an oil pipeline promising prosperity and jobs in northern B.C.
ForestEthics In case you missed our actions exposing greenwash at the world's largest green-building conference: Greenbuild.
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ForestEthics We posted a broken link! Sorry about that. Read about the Greenbuild actions here: http://forestethics.org/greenbuild-recap
ForestEthics Full-page ad in USA Today? Check. Massive floating banner calling out "Sustainable" Forestry Initiative? Check. Keeping greenwashers on their toes? It's what we do best. Check out our recap of yesterday's events:
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At this year's Greenbuild conference, ForestEthics called Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) on its greenwash. We released a massive floating banner directly above their booth and ran a full-page add in USA Today. Check out this recap--and photos--of the action.
Ronda O'Bryant Save the forests and the planet for our children and grandchildren!
