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Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Save the Salish Sea: Protecting an Ecological Gem from Fossil Fuel Expansion.

With new fossil fuel export projects on the horizon, the Salish Sea is set to become one of the world's biggest carbon corridors. This new video looks at the threat that these projects pose to the region, and explains how BC is a critical point in the fight against climate change.

To learn more, visit: wildernesscommittee.org or salishseaaction.org

Featuring:
Eoin Madden, Climate Campaigner | Wilderness Committee
Torrance Coste, Vancouver Island Campaigner | Wilderness Committee

Shot + edited by:
Daniel J. Pierce, Ramshackle Pictures | ramshackle.ca

 

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