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Sept 29, 2007; THE LOGGING OF 1000 YEAR OLD TREES HAS NOT STOPPED AS OF Oct. 9.... Footage of the Al Gore Presentation in Vancouver, Canada. Media was let in for only a small portion. Al Gore was speaking of how wonderful it is that a leader like Premier Gordon Campbell could show the world his "green" environment during the 2010 Olympics. The British Columbia Premier, Gordon Campbell, was promoting his "green" initiatives. The Irony of being given a seedling tree to "plant for the environment and future generations" then taking it to the Western Forest Products cut block and showing all the thousands of felled trees that, I guess, don't count... And they're in the Chapman Creek Watershed Reserve, so, does water not count either? In the edit is comments from people including one of the five leadership candidates for the BC Green Party.
From the BC. Ministry of Forests' website:
REGULATION OF LOGGING IN COMMUNITY WATERSHEDS
http://www2.news.gov.bc.ca/news_relea...
This is paragraph 7 from this document...
"The FRPA regulations also contain a water quality objective, which applies to community watersheds that don't already have their own legal water quality objectives. This objective specifically requires operators to take precautions for water being diverted for human consumption. That is, forest activities must not negatively impact the quantity or timing of water flow, or have a negative impact on human health that cannot be addressed by water treatment processes."
Federsavage
North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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at 10:00 on October 12th, 2007
Sorry, folks! Still some bugs in the system, I don't understand. Here is the "stubborn" link to video 3 about the Al Gore tree. NowPublic is just too slow loading up the edits:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AIzLm4wUAk&mode=related&search=
at 10:31 on October 12th, 2007
The technical team is aware of the site issues are they are working to remedy it. Thanks for your patience and the article.