easyVegan Link Dump Sanctuary, 08-29-07
August 29th, 2007 6:58 pm by Kelly
Action Alerts
Center for Biological Diversity: Kempthorne Awarded Rubber Dodo
On Friday, August 24, we awarded the first annual Rubber Dodo Award to Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne in recognition of his one year and 90 days in office without listing a single new species as threatened or endangered. That’s a record.
DawnWatch: NY Times on meat and global warming link 8/29/07
“Trying to Connect the Dinner Plate to Climate Change”
DawnWatch: Bob Barker offers to pay for Maggie’s move to sanctuary — Anchorage Daily News, 8/28/07
“Bob Barker says price is right to move Maggie off to California.”
Defenders of Wildlife: Keep Bald Eagles Soaring!
Tell the U.S Fish & Wildlife Service to keep strong protections in place for bald eagles.
Greenpeace: Say Yes To Cape Wind
We need YOUR help to get Congress on track and make offshore wind a reality.
The People’s Email Network (PEN): WHO SHOULD CONGRESS IMPEACH FIRST?
Now that Alberto Gonzales has resigned, the question of who to impeach first is much simplified.
SaveOurEnvironment.org: Take Action for Cleaner Air
Urge EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson to set stronger air quality standards that protect our health.
The Sierra Club: Protect communities’ air and water from polluting factory farms!
Take Action: Stop Tyson’s Dirty Water Bail-Out Bill!
Newsletters
The Ocean Conservancy: eNewsletter: August 2007
The International Coastal Cleanup: It’s not too late to lend a hand
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA): VegCooking.com: Recipe of the Week
White Bean Soup
The Sierra Club: Club Currents: Volume VI, #78: August 28, 2007
Sierra Club Currents — Stop Tyson’s Dirty Water Bail-Out Bill!
Vegan Outreach: eNewsletter: August 29, 2007
A Truly Inconvenient Truth
Petitions
Please help get Michael Vick’s fines donated to Pit Bull and other animal rescues.
End the Canadian seal hunt boycott travel/seafood
Tell Your Governor to Invest in Transportation!
Send Congress Their Global Warming To-Do List!
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September 1st, 2007 at 7:31 am
The juxtaposition of the Defenders of Wildlife plea to keep protections for bald eagles and the Greenpeace plea for the 24-square-mile Cape Wind wind energy facility is ironic, to say the least.
One of the problems with the Cape Wind project according to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is its impact on roseate terns, the piping plovers, and bald eagles — all protected species.
Greenpeace is also strangely unconcerned about the effect of off-shore wind turbines on sea mammals, while the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society recently warned of the threat due to noise.