Peter Kent feels the love with the Canadian launch of Polluter Harmony

Mother's Day is approaching fast. It's time to make our mothers feel special for their gift of life, for nurturing and nourishing us, and for their inspiration over the years.

What better way to give thanks to your mother than to give back to Mother Nature? Make a one time donation to Greenpeace today and your mom will receive a Mother's day gift including an organic cotton tote bag, hand made card and your choice of one of three seed mixes.

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Find out what's really in
your can of tuna

Our recent ranking of major canned tuna brands reveals that most canned tuna available in Canada comes from destructive and socially irresponsible fisheries. Shop smart, download the report (pdf) or use our interactive tuna guide online.

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Vote Sal for BC Premier

Can you get more 'maverick' than a bear running for Premier? Join Sal Spirit Bear on the campaign trail as he strives to put the environment back in the British Columbian political agenda. A vote for Sal is a vote for the Great Bear Rainforest!

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After all, it's your Inbox...

Help us fill the e-news with the stuff you care about! We want to know what content catches your eye and what keeps you scrolling past. The first 100 people to answer our survey will be entered into a draw to win one of five stainless steel Greenpeace water bottles!

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Jackson Browne tour offers exclusive benefit tickets
for Greenpeace

We'd like to introduce you to Power of Song: The Amchitka blog, where high profile songwriters, thinkers and entertainers will share how they've been influenced by the artists and songs on our critically acclaimed two-disc, live concert album: Amchitka, the 1970 concert that launched Greenpeace.

Kicking it off this week is singer/songwriter Jim Cuddy, of Blue Rodeo fame, with a thoughtful piece featuring Joni Mitchell as a teenage boy's "guilty pleasure." 

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Facebook: unfriend coal!

Last year Facebook announced plans for a massive data centre in Oregon, U.S., set to run on electricity made by burning coal. We want Facebook to go coal free by 2021 and to use its massive profile to advocate for clean energy at local, national and international levels. Help us encourage Facebook to unfriend coal!

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