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The Quick Response Network (QRN) delivers
GR Actions by e−mail, as well as special, urgent requests
for letters when the lives and safety of environmental activists
are threatened.
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Global Response issues
Emergency Actions when the lives and safety of environmental activists
are threatened, and also when partner organizations ask for help
in their campaigns. To receive Emergency Actions by email, please
join the Quick Response Network (QRN).
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Aug 12, 2009 - Legalize Community Radio / Guatemala
Urgent Action: Legalize
Community
Radio / Guatemala
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May 25, 2009 - Defend Forests and Peoples of the Amazon / Peru
Subject: Emergency
Action: Defend
Forests and Peoples of the Amazon / Peru
... (more)
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May 25, 2009 - Save Asian Elephants
Emergency Action: Save
Asian
Elephants
The largest
single population of Asian elephants in the world is found in a
5500sq km
area where the three Indian ... (more)
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Apr 8, 2009 - Emergency Action: Save Roma Families / Kosovo
Emergency
Action: Save Roma Families
/ Kosovo
Today, April 8, is International Roma Day, celebrating the heritage and
promoting the rights of the Roma (Gypsy) people. In Kosovo, the day is
being
observed in a solemn vigil in refugee camps where Roma children ... (more)
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Feb 12, 2009 - Save Tasmania's Forests
Emergency Action: Save Tasmania’s Forests

Our help is urgently
needed to protect Tasmania’s last remaining old-growth forests! Despite
a ... (more)
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Feb 4, 2009 - Send an Un-Valentine to Walmart!
Send an Un-Valentine
to Wal-Mart
This Valentine’s Day
let’s get real about loving the earth by challenging Wal-Mart’s
“Love, Earth” jewelry.
Wal-Mart claims that the
gold in its “Love, Earth” products comes from mines that are ... (more)
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Jan 21, 2009 - Protect Rights of Anti-Mining Protesters / Ecuador
Emergency Action: Protect
Rights of Anti-Mining Protesters / Ecuador
Indigenous organizations
and communities affected by mining launched coordinated protests January 20
in nine out of Ecuador’s 24 provinces. The protests are ... (more)
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Jan 12, 2009 - Stop Gas Flaring / Nigeria
Emergency Action: Stop
Gas Flaring / Nigeria
Last year, Global Response
members urged the Nigerian government to speed up their timetable to stop oil
companies’ harmful practice of gas flaring. Instead of speeding it up,
they let ... (more)
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Dec 4, 2008 - Protect Mangroves and Fishermen / Trinidad
Emergency Action: Protect
Mangroves and Fishermen / Trinidad
Please take a moment TODAY to support environmental groups and
fishing families in Trinidad and Tobago who oppose construction of a steel mill
and industrial port. These projects threaten marine and ... (more)
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Dec 2, 2008 - Protect Great Barrier Reef and Wetlands / Australia
Action Alert:
Protect Great Barrier Reef and Wetlands / Australia
Citizens of the
Bowen region of Australia are asking Global Response members to help them prevent
industrial pollution that would have disastrous ... (more)
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Jul 24, 2008 - Protect Environmental Activists/Mexico
Emergency Action: Protect
Environmental Activists / Mexico
Global Response joins Amnesty
International in calling for police investigations into acts of intimidation
and violence against citizens who oppose mining in Cerro San Pedro, Mexico.
Please read the Amnesty Urgent Action Appeal below, and write letters to Mexican
... (more)
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Jul 11, 2008 - Emergency Action: Save the Wild Buffalo / USA
Dear Members of Global Response’s “Quick Response Network:”
Most Americans don’t know that state and federal agencies including the
National Parks Service are collaborating in killing thousands of healthy wild
buffalo every year. Native American organizations and wildlife defenders are
asking us to join in their efforts to stop this unnecessary slaughter. Held
sacred by many Native peoples, the wild buffalo is an iconic ... (more)
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Jul 1, 2008 - Prevent Oil Shale Mining in Wetlands / Australia
#4/08
Protect the great barrier reef and goorganga wetlands
/ Australia
... (more)
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Jul 1, 2008 - Defend Xingu River and Indigenous Peoples / Brazil
Dear
Members of Global Response’s “Quick Response Network:”
The Brazilian
government is ... (more)
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Nov 30, 2007 - Stop Gas Flaring / Nigeria
Since 1979
– almost 30 years ago -- the government of Nigeria has been setting deadlines
for oil companies to stop their wasteful and toxic practice of gas flaring.
The current deadline to stop gas flaring is
January 1, 2008. But Shell and other oil companies say they will just pay the
fines and continue the gas flaring. The ... (more)
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Oct 4, 2007 - Clean Up Mine Waste / Costa Rica
A
hidden cyanide leak?
In July, the Bellavista gold mine in Costa Rica shut down following a suspected
leak of cyanide and metals. Glencairn, the Canadian company that owns the mine,
has yet to disclose any details about the leak – including any information
about actual or potential damage or risks.
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Oct 4, 2007 - Stop Dam Construction / Panama
Four proposed hydroelectric dam projects threaten free-flowing Panamanian rivers, rare tropical species, indigenous cultures and a biologically diverse World Heritage site in the remote rainforest of western Panama. Promoted by the Panamanian government, the Colombian-owned Hidroecologica del Teribe (HET), and the U.S.-based AES Corporation, the dam projects would forever alter the pristine rivers of the Changuinola/Teribe ... (more)
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Jul 24, 2007 - Save Armenia's Forests
The Armenia
Tree Project (ATP) and a consortium of Armenian environmental organizations
have asked Global Response to internationalize their campaign to save the Teghut
Forest. ATP’s executive director Jeff Masarjian wrote:
“We
were successful in 2005 in preventing the Armenian Government from building
a highway ... (more)
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Jul 24, 2007 - Defend Environmental Defenders / Mexico
The following
Emergency Action was issued by Amnesty International
(UA 130/07 Fear for safety)
Environmentalists
Aldo and Misael Zamora were attacked allegedly by a group of illegal loggers
on 15 May in Santa Lucia, Municipality of Ocuilan, Mexico State. Aldo Zamora
was shot dead, and his ... (more)
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Apr 13, 2007 - Protect Rights of Protesters / Uganda
Yesterday
there was a large demonstration in Uganda against the government's plan to allow
the magnificent Mabira Forest Reserve to be converted into a sugar-cane plantation.
Environmentalists, religious leaders, business leaders, educators and the public
at large are demanding protection for Uganda?s remaining forests. The government
has been canceling the protected status of many Ugandan Forest Reserves ... (more)
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