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With TPP, There Goes The Neighborhood

Ethan Goffman 350.org, Center for Strategic and International Studies, Chevron, China, CITES, climate change, Convention on International Trade and Endangered Species, Ecuador, global warming, Greenpeace, Keystone XL, NAFTA, oil, pipeline, Sierra Club, tar sands, TPP, Trans-Pacific Partnership

The Trans Pacific Partnership might be the worst news for the environment since NAFTA, and environmentalists are coming out against it…

Activists in Leesburg, Virginia want Congress to just say no to the TPP given the potential social justice and environmental implications of the trade agreement.

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Trans-Pacific Partnership Bad Deal For Environment

Doug Moss and Roddy Scheer agreement, international, Moveon.org, petition, Public Citizen, TIPP, TPP, trade, Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, Trans-Pacific Partnership

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is an international agreement seeking to unite the economic interests of 12 countries bordering the Pacific Ocean, but at what cost environmentally?

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