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Greenpeace Eco-Actions Protect whales from seismic blasts, preserve food source for whales, promote recycled paper use, save the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, protect ancient forests from logging, help stop global warming, & support wind farms as alternative energy! Take ActionReject Seismic Testing!  THIS WEEK, the Senate votes on the Energy Bill, and the possibility of a seismic survey of the U.S. coastline. At decibel levels of 260, seismic blasts have a devastating impact on whales, dolphins and other marine mammals that rely on their sense of hearing to survive. In fact, they can lead to permanent hearing loss, brain hemorrhaging and even cause entire pods of whales and dolphins to beach. Take Action Now Total number of people who have taken action: 15475
A Tiny Fish in Mighty Big Trouble  In the waters of the Chesapeake Bay, there lives a tiny fish near the bottom of the food chain. It's name is menhaden. The bay was once teeming with the tiny menhaden, until factory fishing giant Omega Protein Corporation began vacuuming this tiny fish out of existence. But if the menhaden disappears, so could every animal that depends on it to survive - all the way up to the mighty whale. Take Action Now Total number of people who have taken action: 15148
Save Muggle Forests  This month, the long-awaited release of the latest Harry Potter book will hit the nation's shelves. Many readers of every age are excited to learn the secrets in store for Harry Potter, but the book's publisher, Scholastic, has another secret it doesn't want you to know: Its books will not be printed on recycled paper. Take Action Now Total number of people who have taken action: 18183
Don't Feed the Exxon Beast  When it comes to dinosaur fossil fuel companies, ExxonMobil is the biggest and the meanest of the pack. This slick oil company has spent millions against efforts to combat global warming, has direct influence on the Bush administration and America’s political stance on global warming and is waiting with baited breath to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Take Action Now Total number of people who have taken action: 15331
Kimberly-Clark: Don't Blow Ancient Forests on Kleenex  Some businesses make an effort to meet the needs of their customers. Then there's Kimberly-Clark, maker of Kleenex and other brands of disposable tissue paper products. More than 10,000 of you have written to the company, asking it to stop destroying ancient forests for products that are thrown away or flushed down the toilet, but Kimberly-Clark just doesn't seem to get it. Take Action Now Total number of people who have taken action: 16178
Project Thin Ice Pledge  Join us in the fight to stop global warming by signing the 'Project Thin Ice' pledge and you could spend a week on a Greenpeace ship tour as our ship, the Arctic Sunrise, sails down the East Coast of the United States promoting clean energy. Take Action Now Total number of people who have taken action: 46666
Keep Cape Wind Alive  Senators Alexander (R-TN) and Warner (R-VA) recently introduced a bill that would take away the majority of federal subsidies from wind farms in the United States and would create new hurdles to stop America's first offshore wind farm in Cape Cod. Take Action Now Total number of people who have taken action: 11146
Power to the People! Take Back Kyoto  Join us and our friends at the Climate Crisis Coalition by personally ratifying the Kyoto Protocol. The People's Ratification of the Kyoto Global Warming Treaty is a nationwide petition drive designed to give Americans the chance to respond in a way that the Bush administration has been unwilling to. Join us in telling our nations' leaders and the international community that as Americans, we are prepared to take action now and that we are committed to a clean energy future for America and the world. Take Action Now Total number of people who have taken action: 11815
Stop Logging Old-Growth Forests  There aren't many places in the U.S. where you can visit old-growth forests. And there will be even fewer places soon, thanks to the largest logging operation in modern history, brought to you by the U.S. Forest Service. The Forest Service has begun logging old-growth forests in the Biscuit timber sale, located in the Siskiyou National Forest in southern Oregon, even though there are challenges to the legality of the logging. Please tell the Forest Service to halt the logging immediately. Take Action Now Total number of people who have taken action: 12350
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