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[Greenpeace - Making Waves] Greenpeace - Making Waves: What's the impact of No Impact Man?: At my work, this film prompted an email discussion ranging from "More than these exemplary mortifications self inflicted by the end users I think (we) designers should work in a better way" to "Jesus saves. I spend".

[WitnessLA.com] WitnessLA.com » Blog Archive » A Tale of Greenpeace Climbers ...: Here’s how the demonstration worked: the Greenpeace team consisted of five experienced rock climbers, and six others who bought the climbers enough time to unfurl the banner and anchor it properly to the monument’s face. (And presumably to film same.) The six auxiliary activists accomplished this end by locking themselves to areas of the park facility in order to block park rangers ingress path as the rangers rushed frantically to the base of the monument to see what in the hell was going on and presumably to arrest the climbers.

[Earth Perspective] A Different Kind of Green « Earth Perspective: If a legislator were to hear this information from the World Wildlife Fund, or even the EPA, they could wave it off as green propoganda. But when their largest donors bring them this report, they are going to be forced to listen–and to at least consider the benefits of emissions regulation.

[Greenpeace - Making Waves - recent comments] Greenpeace - Making Waves: When bad news is good news: Last year, the monitoring found new deforestation in the surroundings of traditional soya farms but didn't find soya planted in those areas (only rice which is not part of the moratorium). It has been pretty easy and comfortable for traders to claim that they are respecting an agreement which was not welcomed by farmers - in fact, it was imposed to them.

[Blog about NASA] Blog about NASA » Nasa Jpl: Cancer in wildlife caused by human pollution is on the rise, according ot Newsweek .Our impact on the environment is leading to health problems in wild animals, especially considering much of our trash contains carcinogens. A report titled “Wildlife Cancer: a Conservation Perspective”

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