Archives for: February 2008

My 2nd Letter to CEO's of SFK Pulp

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To write your letter please go to:
http://write-a-letter.greenpeace.org/303 
From
John P.
To
Andre Bernier, Louis Leblanc, Paul Bourque
Subject
Stop the destructive and unsustainable logging of Canada's Boreal Forest

Dear Mr. Bernier,

I am writing to express my support for Greenpeace's action today and my concern regarding your company's purchases of wood chips from Abitibi-Consolidated and Bowater. Their logging practices in Canada's Boreal Forest are destructive and unsustainable.

I urge SFK Pulp to adopt an environmental policy that supports sustainable forestry as certified by the Forest Stewardship Council and limits logging in intact forest areas and caribou habitat. I hope that you will use your financial influence as a large customer of Abitibi-Consolidated and Bowater, to force them to end their destructive logging operations in the Boreal Forest.

Reckless logging practices such as massive clear-cutting are destroying the Boreal Forest last remaining intact forest areas. Considering that only 25% of the world's original forests remain, these practices are unacceptable.

SFK Pulp should consider its role in forest protection as a serious part of your regular business. Take the first step, and demand that Abitibi-Consolidated and Bowater end destructive logging.

Sincerely,

 

John P.  

Write A Second Letter To The CEO's

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 Write A  Second Letter To The CEO's

 

 

Source: http://write-a-letter.greenpeace.org/303

 

From the above URL:

 

Right now, Greenpeace Ship Artic Sunrise is in Quebec’s Saguenay River, preventing the export of thousands of tonnes of pulp to Europe. The pulp manufactured by SFK Pulp, is made from wood from destructive logging in Canada’s Boreal Forest. It is destined for paper giant Stora Enso in Germany and France. Greenpeace activists are blockading the freighter, Jaeger Arrow to prevent its departure.

Greenpeace is not just focusing on the logging companies directly causing the destruction of the Boreal Forest but is also putting the spotlight on their large corporate customers whose purchases are fuelling the destruction. We need your help getting a message to the CEO of SFK Pulp, a major purchaser of wood chips from logging companies Abitibi-Consolidated and Bowater: “Canada’s Boreal Forest must be protected”.

Send a letter now to SFK Pulp, urging them to protect the Boreal Forest by ending purchase of wood from destructive logging operations and intact forest areas. Tell SFK CEO Andre Bernier to stop exporting forest destruction and instead start protecting Canada’s Boreal Forest!

 

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Johnny, 2-4-2008 

 

My Letter To CEO's

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http://write-a-letter.greenpeace.org/280

 

 

Thanks John P.!

We’ve sent you an email at bigcanoo@gmail.com with the subject line “Greenpeace - please confirm your message”. If you have not received this email within the next few hours, please make sure to check your spam or unsolicited email folder.

This is really, really important: You need to click the confirmation link in the email we sent you. Then we’ll send your message:

From
John P.
To
Bowater DEO David Paterson , Kruger CEO Joseph Kruger II, Abiti-Consolidated CEO John Weaver
Subject
Canada's forests are not disposable
Dear Mr. Kruger, Mr. Paterson and Mr. Weaver, 

I am writing to express my concern regarding your company's logging practices in Canada's Boreal forest. As a concerned customer of many of your clients, I hope that Abitibi-Consolidated, Kruger and Bowater will implement without delay new and responsible forest management policies. 

The Boreal forest represents a unique and vital natural resource. It acts as home for many First Nations communities, contains countless animal and plant species and helps curb global warming. In Canada, we hold the power to protect this incredible ecosystem. As the country's largest logging companies, Abitibi, Bowater and Kruger should be at the heart of these protection efforts. Instead, your companies continue to act irresponsibly. 

Reckless logging practices such as massive clear-cutting are destroying the Boreal's remaining intact forest landscapes. Considering that only 25% of the world's original forests remain, these practices are especially unacceptable. Thus, I support Greenpeace's demands that your company immediately: 

1. Defer on logging in all intact forest landscapes and mapped endangered forests including caribou habitat, and work with Environmental Non-Governmental Organizations and governments to have these areas formally protected. 

2. Shift to FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certification across all tenures. 

3. Publicly commit to cease licensing in currently unallocated areas. 

4. Discontinue logging without prior and informed consent of First Nations whose territories are affected. 

As natural resource and forest scarcity continues to increase, these objectives are becoming more important than ever. Forest protection must be considered as a priority by global citizens, governments and especially, logging companies. 

As a customer of the many businesses you supply, I urge Abitibi, Kruger and Bowater to begin considering their role in forest protection as a serious part of their corporate citizenship. Should your companies choose to continue ignoring these duties, I will avoid buying products from the customers you supply: I refuse to support the continued devastation of Canada’s Boreal forest. 

Sincerely,
 
John P.  

Write A Letter To The CEO's

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Write A Letter To The CEO's That Are Destroying The Boreal Forests In Canada

 

To write a letter follow this link:  http://write-a-letter.greenpeace.org/280

 Source is the above URL:

Logging companies are cutting down Canada’s Boreal forest - destroying this ancient forest at an alarming rate. Three of the largest companies involved in this destruction are Abitibi Consolidated, Bowater and Kruger. These companies are regularly clearcutting areas the size of 17 000 football fields. As one of the world’s last remaining original forests, Canada’s Boreal deserves better. We need your help getting the message to The CEOs of Abitibi Consolidated, Bowater and Kruger: Canada’s forests are not disposable.

Greenpeace is calling these companies to account - over the next few weeks and months we will be putting pressure on these companies to clean up their practices. We need your help in letting these companies know that Canadians - their customers - want them to clean up their logging practices.

Tell Abitibi CEO John Weaver, along with Kruger and Bowater CEOs Joseph Kruger and David Paterson what you think of the way in which their companies continue to treat Canada’s Boreal forest.

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Johnny, 2-4-2008

 

 

 

 

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