Showing posts with label salmon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label salmon. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Do you trust a #mining giant with our natural heritage? - #arctic #salmon #wildlife #BP #boycottbp #oilspill

The following message, urging Americans to tell mining giant Anglo American to abandon its plans for digging the disastrous Pebble Mine in Alaska's wildlife Eden of Bristol Bay, was sent to you by http://www.SaveBioGems.org


Dear Friend,

Last spring we ratcheted up the pressure on Anglo American and its disastrous plan to build a mega-mine in Alaska's pristine Bristol Bay watershed. We presented a Petition -- signed by 100,000 concerned Americans -- at Anglo's Shareholder's Meeting on Earth Day!

But in the wake of the Gulf oil spill disaster, we need to do more. It's time to tell Anglo American we're not buying its promises of environmental responsibility. BP made plenty of promises, too. Then it proved that corporate claims ring hollow and worst-case scenarios do happen. Tell Anglo American you don't want another corporate giant gambling with the future of a priceless ecosystem.

http://www.savebiogems.org/bristolbay/pebble/action

Oil, gas and mining companies like to say: Trust us.

Anglo American is promising plenty of studies and environmental impact statements. They will claim that a massive release of mining waste is a 'worst case scenario' that will never happen. They will claim that Bristol Bay - the world's largest salmon fishery and home to abundant bears, moose and caribou - is in no danger from the colossal Pebble Mine.

How gullible do they think we are?

Every large copper and gold mine on Earth has suffered spills and other disasters, including acid runoff and mercury contamination. Anglo American's own plans say that the Pebble Mine will spew some 10 billion tons of mining waste, laced with toxic chemicals, that must be stored behind massive earthen dams FOREVER in an active earthquake zone. Nothing lasts forever. The only question is, when will those dams fail? The wildlife, fishermen and Native communities of Bristol Bay cannot afford to find out the answer, because they stand to pay the ultimate price in a devastated ecosystem.

Please stand in solidarity with them by telling Anglo American you won't let them roll the dice with Bristol Bay.

http://www.savebiogems.org/bristolbay/pebble/action

Polluters like to think our attention spans are short. They believe they can wait until "the storm blows over," and then go back to business as usual.

Let them know they're wrong. Tell Anglo that, after the Gulf spill, you're not buying any more corporate promises. Sincerely, Peter Lehner NRDC Executive Director

To take action on this issue, click on the link below:
http://www.nrdconline.org/site/Advocacy?s_oo=jmY3fxsblaKKkCCWEYcLgg..&id=... If the text above does not appear as a link or it wraps across multiple lines, then copy and paste it into the address area of your browser. 

Monday, August 30, 2010

Help Protect #Alaska's Wild #Salmon Populations - #fish #mining

I thought you might be interested in this opportunity to protect America's wild salmon from short-sighted mining operations.

To take action on this issue, click on the link below:
http://online.nwf.org/site/Advocacy?s_oo=FDp5jZ3twHsxT_H_tWJEvA..&id=915 If the text above does not appear as a link or it wraps across multiple lines, then copy and paste it into the address area of your browser. 

Posted via email from #p

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Michael L. Love: Parsley spaghetti

I still feel a little strange adding 2 cups of parsley flakes to a pot of spaghetti, but the result is quite luscious, and of course, eminently healthful as well.  I have been piling the parsley flakes on nachos too, and find that it is not to hard to get almost a full cup of parsley flakes every day.  If you have more suggestions about how to get more parsley into the food, please let me know.  For example, a little red salmon improves the taste considerably, and likely aids enormously in the absorption of the parsley apigenin flavonoid.  There are plenty of parsley recipe ideas in the right sidebar, and there are more links in my Greenpeace blog.  More to follow.

Regards,
proclus
http://www.gnu-darwin.org/


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  • Posted Monday, Feb 8, 2010 2:49 PM by proclus

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