🚀 go-pugleaf

> Nice to know Greenpeace is so worried about Europe and poor
> Hispanic Communities in California.  So, why won't they bother
> responding the very same situation happening right here in the
> San Francisco Bay Area . . . . in a poor Hispanic, Portuguese,
> Scandanavian and Scottish community!

=o= Excuse me, but have you actually contacted Greenpeace about
this matter?  Greenpeace has an extremely good track record for
working with local grassroots groups on such matters.

> local residents can get no one to listen, especially the
> large environmental organizations who seem to only concern
> themselves with cases of major newsworthiness.

=o= You're overgeneralizing; not all large environmental
organizations behave the same way.  Both Greenpeace and
Environmental Action have a track record of doing very
good work with smaller grassroots groups.  The Sierra Club
has done more glory-hogging in this regard, though they seem
to have improved a bit lately.  All these organizations are
pretty overextended right now, though.

=o= (The Environmental Defense Fund, on the other hand, has a
history of back-stabbing grassroots groups.  They're rolling
in the dough these days, thanks to their wealthy contributors.
Go figure.)
    <_Jym_>