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The Editor of this Newsletter is now accepting articles for publication.
The Newsletter is a way to communicate "workable sound solutions" to problems arising in the
world. Let us share our problems and workable sound solutions. Sharing information is vital to
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Table of Contents
1.0 President's Message
2.0 Letter to the forest industry in British Columbia, Canada
3.0 Articles
A) Trails for seniors and people with disabilities
B) In British Columbia, forestry is dominated by clearcutting and most of the province's timber is exported for manufacture elsewhere.
C) Deforestation can cause the climate to become more extreme in nature
The following section was first published in January and February 2003 on the Earth Community Organization (ECO) website. The proposal itself was brought forward in December 2002 to the Regional District of Nanaimo and to the City of Nanaimo.
Local community issues: Regional District of Nanaimo, B.C., Canada
Assessment proposal
I) Uncle SAM is at the bottom of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights
J) Regional District of Nanaimo ecosystems and natural heritage at the midnight hour
K) Biophysical and economic assessment of Mount Benson and surrounding ecosystems in the context of a Vancouver Island Urban and Rural Development Master Plan
L) Mount Benson Preservation Society
* Meeting of the Mount Benson Preservation Society
* AGENDA for the meeting
* Constitution of the Mount Benson Preservation Society
* By-Laws of the Mount Benson Preservation Society
* Membership Form of the Mount Benson Preservation Society
* Explanation of the four interacting circles
Letter to the Board of Directors of the Regional District of Nanaimo
Letter to His Worship, Gary Richard Korpan, Mayor of the City of Nanaimo
Letter to Honourable Stan Hagen, Minister of Sustainable Resource Management of British Columbia, Canada
Petition to save Mount Benson and surrounding ecosystems
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The Newsletter can be found at the following location:
September 2003 Press Release #1
(http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/mtbenson/PressRelease1.htm)
Mount Benson Preservation Society is putting pressure on the logging companies and sawmills, the City of Nanaimo, the Regional District of Nanaimo, the Port Authority, the Government of British Columbia, and the Government of Canada to stop completely
the log storage and ship activities in the estuary of Nanaimo River. There is no compromise here. Take your logs elsewhere. Stop cutting
forests on Mount Benson, and no ship activities at or near the entrance of the estuary, and no other uses such as fish farming by the Natives or by any other groups.
Mount Benson Preservation Society is preparing a law sue against the above listed stakeholders of the estuary.
Mount Benson Preservation Society is very concerned about the salmon life cycle in the estuary of Nanaimo River, Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada. In a previous report, we have described
impacts of ship activities and log storage in the estuary of Nanaimo River. We concluded that no activity of any kind should be
allowed in the estuary.
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