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More than 200 supporters rallied today at Enbridge’s Northern Gateway Pipelines headquarters in support of a federal crude oil tanker ban.

Facts about the corporate shift toward a cleaner energy future

Four more major U.S. companies have joined a movement to boycott or at least reduce the use of fuels made from oilsands crude.

Michigan oil spill raises concern over proposed Tar Sands pipeline in BC

Vancouver – Enbridge's devastating spill in south-central Michigan will undermine the company's credibility and strengthen grassroots opposition to the proposed Northern Gateway Pipeline, say campaigners with ForestEthics.

Announcement brings B.C. one step closer to a legislated ban 

Check out the coverage on Bellingham, WA's anti-Tar Sands resolution

Bellingham’s new fleet policy parallels corporate shifts away from world’s dirtiest oil

Enbridge is steamrolling ahead with its plan for a Tar Sands pipeline and crude oil tankers on the BC coast, despite strong public opposition.

An interview with Sr. Energy Campaigner, Nikki Skuce, about the overwhelming opposition to the proposed Enbridge pipelines in BC

The proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline faces tough political odds according to a new Mustel poll.

Read this important post from our Executive Director, Todd Paglia

Yesterday's unveiling of the Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement marked a historic moment in the fight to protect the world's most critical forests.

ForestEthics announces the largest conservation initiative in history: the Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement.

ForestEthics pushing for Federal permanent oil tanker ban for B.C.’s north coast

Read this important op-ed from our Energy Campaigner, Karen Tam Wu

First Nations and other Canadian citizens stage demonstrations against Enbridge's proposed Tar Sands pipeline

Environmentalists and First Nations at AGM demand Enbridge not bring similar catastrophe to British Columbia’s shores

Sr. Energy Campaigner, Nikki Skuce, is interviewed about our work to stop the proposed Enbridge pipelines in BC

Listen to our recent radio PSA in BC

We don't need years of further process to do what British Columbians have always known is right.

Offering offsets for 'business as usual' is a waste of money, said Valerie Langer of ForestEthics...

New B.C. guidelines for forest carbon offsets are "fake climate change action"...

British Columbian environmentalists are pointing to Enbridge's recent Manitoba spill as another failure...

Check out "Tourism's Place in a Sustainable World" – hosted by the Whistler Centre for Sustainability in Whistler, BC on February 18, 2010.

ForestEthics stands with BC First Nations on this issue. Will you?

Growing global campaign backs up First Nations’ declaration to keep BC’s coastal waters free of oil spills

A big oil spill was Exxon's gift to Alaska. B.C. can expect the same from Enbridge.

Proposed New Pipeline Will Require 200 Oil Tankers To Traverse BC Coast Annually

Check out our new report about the fate of focal species in the Great Bear Rainforest

Check out the ad that we ran in Variety Magazine conjunction with more than 50 environmental and native groups from eight countries.

British Columbia is experiencing its own real life Avatar story, as climate change threatens the province's diverse natural wealth.

Whole Foods rejects Tar Sands fuel; Bed, Bath & Beyond requests cleaner fuel

Two major U.S. retailers rebuke Alberta's oilsands by avoiding suppliers who use its fuel, and putting pressure on energy titans.

Whole Foods and Bed Bath & Beyond decided to avoid suppliers that source fuel from Canada’s Tar Sands to curb their carbon footprints.

Company actions underline how industry is moving to fill the void left by inaction at Copenhagen

Read this Summary of A New Climate for Conservation report and download the full report

Seven B.C.-based groups, including the David Suzuki Foundation, ForestEthics and West Coast Environmental Law Society, are preparing to release a report...

Seattle Calls On Washington State To Give Citizens Choice Over Junk Mail

This week, the group Forest Ethics lobbed a new grenade into the pipeline debate, focusing on the fact the land across B.C.'s north is inhabited by more than 50 aboriginal groups who never gave up treaty rights to their territory.

Check out our ad calling on Ontario's Premier McGuinty to Save the 'Bou!

Our video PSA with Environmental Defence makes headlines in Canada

Kids picture projection on Parliament Hill to open UN climate change meeting

Watch the PSA we released with Environmental Defence and Zig and read its review.

ForestEthics has partnered to launch a campaign to demand change at the United Nations Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen this December.

Parents Urged to Use Their Unique Voting Power to Protect Kids' Future

Listen to our new radio ads urging parents in Ontario swing ridings to use their voting power to protect kids' future

The 'Dirty Dozen’: 7-Eleven, Coca-Cola, HJ Heinz, Hershey’s, Kraft Foods, Kroger, Levi Strauss, The Pantry, Sara Lee, Supervalu, SYSCO, and Whole Foods.

ForestEthics is calling on Forests Minister Pat Bell to clarify his government’s position on the question.

As Canadian Prime Minister came to visit Obama on September 16, ForestEthics landed op-eds on both sides of the border.

"Our top line message is that Canada's tarsands are inconsistent with President Obama's clean energy vision," says Gillian McEachern, senior climate campaigner at ForestEthics.

We're taking major greenwashers to court, NY Times reports...

Office supply sector companies got their Green Grades report cards today.

Read about our action-packed last few weeks

Catharine Grant continues to blog about the Far North hearings

Catharine Grant continues to blog about the Far North hearings

Catharine Grant continues to blog about the Far North hearings

Catharine Grant continues to blog about the Far North hearings

B.C. has positioned itself as a leader in tackling global warming, but they can't be with Tar Sands.