CAMPAIGNS In “Campaigns” we keep track of current campaigns worldwide, mainly petitions and online opinion polls. You can instantly take action here! Just check out this site every week – we search the web for thrustful green campaigns.

Music Video "A beautiful Lie"

Hey!

This sounds pretty cool. Unfortunately the message is not cool, but way to hot. Global Warming is a real issue. Remember it is more real than the financial crisis.

This is a serious band who traveled 200 miles north of the arctic circle to shoot this video.



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Enjoy, but make sure you do something with the message.-

What are they waiting for?

A website is already protesting against the absence of the climate change issue in the Presidential (Pre-)Campaigns. No-one explicitly stressed the Environment.
We quote the site:

The climate crisis will be the biggest challenge facing the next president.

Visit www.whataretheywaitingfor.com/ and sign!

The Billion Tree Campaign

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has launched a major worldwide tree planting campaign. Under the Plant for the Planet: Billion Tree Campaign, people, communities, business and industry, civil society organizations and governments are encouraged to enter tree planting pledges online with the objective of planting at least one billion trees worldwide during 2007.

Help end biomedical testing on chimpanzees

There are approximately 1,300 chimpanzees living in nine U.S. laboratories today. Chimpanzees could spend six decades of living in cages and being used in harmful research?and at taxpayer expense. This cyber action urges the US Department of Health and Human Services Secretary, Mike Leavitt, to stop government funding for biomedical research and testing on chimpanzees.

Protect the Polar Bear

The Pacific Environment takes some action to protect the Polar Bear. It is their goal to get the Polar Bear listed as a threatened or endangered species under the Endangered Species Act.

The US Fish and Wildlife Service has reopend its public commend period. Until october 5 you can send an email to: Polar_Bear_Finding@fws.gov. Hurry!