Current Actions

  • Stop the attack on democracy, Canadian citizens, and our environment
    Join Us! Stand up to bullying by Harper Gov't & Big Oil

    The Enbridge Pipeline exposes Canadians and our wildlife to oil spills in more than 600 salmon rivers and the majestic Great Bear Rainforest, as well as tanker traffic on our pristine West Coast. This is a matter that deserves an open debate by the Canadian people, not intimidation and scare tactics by our own government.

    Demand that the government stop its attack on democracy and our citizens for standing up for the environment, First Nations, and wildlife.







  • Dole: Learn How You Can Stop Tar Sands Monkey Business!


    A typical Dole banana travels thousands of miles before you buy it -- and fuel for that long journey comes partly from Tar Sands refineries. Dole claims they're not using Tar Sands fuel, but we know they are:

    All fuel in states like Ohio, Washington, Oregon, Montana, Iowa, Colorado, and Minnesota comes from one or more Tar Sands refineries. These refineries expose poor communities to health threatening air pollution. Mother Jones published an article about it. Please send an email asking Dole to read it!

    Tar Sands extraction threatens a forested area the size of Maine — home to several nearly-extinct caribou herds and millions of songbirds. Tar Sands refineries poison US communities when they turn Tar Sands into fuel for shipping bananas.

    Tell Dole to get the Tar Sands fuel out of their bananas!

  • Thank Chiquita for Protecting Our Forests

    Because of pressure from ForestEthics activists, last week Chiquita agreed to take strong action against shipping bananas with Tar Sands fuel. But now Big Oil's throwing a tantrum and going after Chiquita. When big companies do something wrong for forests, people, or the climate, ForestEthics is there to hold them accountable. With the same level of energy, we need to praise them when they do the right thing. Can you show Chiquita some love for their monumental decision to take strong action against Tar Sands fuel? Send them a thank you note!

  • 'Get the Shell out' of the Sacred Headwaters

    The Sacred Headwaters is the source of three of North America's most important salmon-bearing rivers, and critical habitat for moose, bears, and caribou. And this year it was named as one of British Columbia's Most Endangered Rivers for the second year in a row. The reason: Royal Dutch Shell plans to drill for coalbed methane in this pristine area.

    Shell has already drilled three wells. They plan to add over 4,000 more.

    Due the risks associated with this project, B.C.'s government has placed a moratorium on Shell's plans. But the moratorium expires in just one year.

    Tell B.C.'s government to make a plan to permanently protect the Sacred Headwaters and share that plan with the public.
    (Image right - simulation of wellheads and roads Shell plans to build across the Headwaters region.)


  • 'Get the Shell out' of the Sacred Headwaters

    The Sacred Headwaters is the source of three of North America's most important salmon-bearing rivers, and critical habitat for moose, bears, and caribou. And this year it was named as one of British Columbia's Most Endangered Rivers for the second year in a row. The reason: Royal Dutch Shell plans to drill for coalbed methane in this pristine area.

    Shell wants to use 'fracking' to extract natural gas. It's a process so risky that some residents in Alberta and Colorado have actually been able to light their tap water on fire after fracking projects contaminated nearby water tables.

    Shell has already drilled three wells. They plan to add over 4,000 more.

    Tell Shell to get out of the Sacred Headwaters for good.


  • Don't let Big Timber weaken green building standards

    "LEED" is the best known green building standard in the world. When a building is LEED certified, you know that it was built to minimize harmful impacts on our forests and environment. But timber companies more concerned with making “green” than actually selling “green” forest products are pressuring the U.S. Green Building Council to weaken the LEED standard and reward some of the most destructive logging practices in North America and the tropics. Even wood from some of the last old growth forests in the U.S. could be considered “green” if the standards are weakened.

    THANK YOU. Nearly 5,000 emails have been sent to the U.S. Green Building Council. We are certain that because of your messages, forest protection will be on the minds of the council board members during their meeting today.

  • Don't let Big Timber weaken green building standards

    "LEED" is the best known green building standard in the world. When a building is LEED certified, you know that it was built to minimize harmful impacts on our forests and environment. But timber companies more concerned with making “green” than actually selling “green” forest products are pressuring the U.S. Green Building Council to weaken the LEED standards and reward some of the most destructive logging practices in North America and the tropics. Even wood from some of the last old growth forests in the U.S. could be considered “green” -- as long as they are logged legally.

    Please tell the U.S. Green Building Council to stand strong in the face of pressure from Big Timber and keep LEED green building standards…green.

  • 'Get the Shell out' of the Sacred Headwaters

    The Sacred Headwaters is the source of three of North America's most important salmon-bearing rivers, and key habitat for moose, bears, and caribou. It was also named one of British Columbia's Most Endangered Rivers. The reason: Royal Dutch Shell plans to drill for coalbed methane in this pristine area.

    Shell wants to use 'fracking' to extract natural gas. It's a process so risky that some residents in Alberta and Colorado have actually been able to light their tap water on fire after nearby fracking projects contaminated their water.

    Shell has already built three drilling wells. They plan to add over 4,000 more.

    Last week we met with Shell Canada's CEO, Lorraine Mitchelmore, but she hasn't agreed to leave the Headwaters alone. Thank her for meeting with us, but let her know we're not backing down until she gets out of the Sacred Headwaters.


  • Submit your public comment to protect our wildlife!

    Enbridge builds leaky pipelines that rip up the Boreal Forest and put our environment and communities at risk. Now is not the time to risk it all.

    Tell the Federal Joint Review Panel why YOU oppose Enbridge's Northern Gateway project! Do you...

    - want to keep the Great Bear Rainforest and its fragile coast free of oil spills?
    - love wild salmon and know that Enbridge's horrifying track record of more than 600 oil spills in a decade threatens their spawning grounds?
    - speak for the orca, humpback and fin whales on British Columbia’s North coast?
    - respect First Nations and want to stand in solidarity with their resolve to stop this project?
    - feel concerned about climate change and tar sands expansion that would destroy more of the Boreal Forest, increase toxic tailings ponds and threaten the health of local communities?
    - support Canadian jobs and want to protect the seafood and tourism economies?
    - think we should we start transitioning off oil and shift toward a greener energy future?

    Please try to use your own words to make sure the panel considers each comment individually.
    Note: the Panel requires that you fill out the fields below for us to officially submit your comment.

  • Protect forests from SFI's certified greenwash!

    The Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) may have a pretty label (pictured right), but don't be fooled. Consumers are supposed to think that products with this logo are "forest friendly." But, it is just not true. Rather than enforce meaningful forest-friendly standards, SFI's industry big wigs just use people from environmental groups on its board to "cover" for SFI's hollow promises.

    It's classic greenwash, and it's bad for you and it's bad for our forests.That's why X, Y, Z and 9 other groups have signed a letter denouncing SFI's practices.

    Will you tell SFI's board members to covering for SFI's forest-unfriendly practices and step down from the board?

    Take action to stop greenwash now.

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    Tell Dole you want no part in the destruction caused by shipping millions of bananas partly with fuel from Tar Sands refineries.

    • America’s largest water source — 30% of the nation’s ground water for growing food — is at risk from a proposed Tar Sands pipeline
    • A forested area the size of Maine — home to millions of songbirds — is threatened by the Tar Sands
    • US communities are poisoned by refineries turning Tar Sands into fuel for shipping bananas

    SIGN OUR GIANT BANANA!     We’ll deliver your signature, with thousands of others, to Dole in person.

  • Tell Enbridge We Don't Want Their Broken Pipelines!

    A year after Enbridge's massive spill in Michigan, the Kalamazoo river is still closed, and nearby communities are still suffering terrible health effects. Toxic sludge covering over 60 kms of oiled riverbeds from Enbridge's three million litre pipeline spill has been incredibly difficult to remove.

    Yet, Enbridge still claims their proposed 1,200 km Northern Gateway pipeline project will be safe for Canada's wild salmon rivers. Despite grand promises about the safety of technology and response capacity, the Michigan oil spill clearly illustrates that accidents are inevitable-–technology cannot protect our wild salmon rivers, and neither can what Michigan's governor described as Enbridge's “wholly inadequate” and “anemic” emergency responses.

    Tell Enbridge we don't want the proposed Northern Gateway pipelines threatening Canada's communities and wildlife.

  • Tell Geico and Travelers to stop trashing our forests!

    It's getting easier and easier for companies like GEICO and Travelers Insurance to adopt paper policies that protect our forests, not destroy them. Yet, these companies not only failed to return ForestEthics’ 2011 Green Grades survey, they have no public information or commitments around environmentally sound paper practices.

    It's not that complicated. They could:
    •    Use more recycled content in their direct mail and other paper materials;
    •    Buy paper that comes from forests managed to Forest Stewardship Council’s (FSC) forest protection standards;
    •    Reduce overall paper consumption -- the surest way to reduce a company's negative impacts on forests.

    Tell GEICO and Travelers to adopt forest-friendly paper policies today.

  • Tell Dole: No Tar Sands Monkey Business!

    A typical Dole banana travels thousands of miles before you buy it -- and fuel for that long journey comes partly from Tar Sands refineries. With so many bananas traveling so many miles, Dole and Chiquita need to ditch Tar Sands fuel because:

    -   A forested area the size of Maine — home to millions of songbirds — is threatened by the Tar Sands
    -   America’s largest water source — 30% of the nation’s ground water for growing food — is at risk from a proposed Tar Sands pipeline
    -   US communities are being poisoned by refineries turning Tar Sands into fuel for shipping bananas

    Tell Dole you want no part in Tar Sands destruction. We’ll deliver your signature -- with thousands more -- to Dole in person.

  • Save Endangered Caribou and the Boreal Forest

    One year ago, nine environmental organizations, including ForestEthics, logging companies, and the Forest Products Association of Canada signed on to the Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement (CBFA). We've made some progress, but not enough to protect the Boreal -- the world's largest intact forest.

    Part of the agreement will protect endangered caribou – a Canadian icon – and thousands of other creatures that depend on the health of the Boreal. But, no permanent protections have been put in place, and many species are continuing to disappear. We only have 2 years left and we've yet to see real action.

    Tell all CBFA signatories to fulfill their promises and prioritize the permanent solutions we need to preserve the Boreal Forest.

  • Tell Companies to Make the Forest-Friendly Grade!

    We're adding up the scores of major corporations for our annual Green Grades report, showing which companies make the grade with forest-friendly practices. Since our first Green Grades in 2007, we have helped some of world’s biggest companies protect endangered forests.

    Tell companies including American Express, Chase, and Capital One not to be slackers! Adopt forest-friendly practices today!
    ForestEthics superstar paper experts will work with them to improve their policies and better protect our forests.

  • Protect forests from SFI's certified greenwash!

    The Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) may have a pretty label (pictured right), but don't be fooled. Consumers are supposed to think that products with this logo are "forest friendly." But, it is just not true. SFI is dominated by industry big wigs who offer token spots on its board to environmental groups to boost its eco-cred.

    It's classic greenwash, and it's bad for you and it's bad for our forests.

    Will you help shine a light directly on their label, and expose it as the phony, misleading, rubber stamp it is? The more attention this gets, the harder it will be for SFI to continue to put our forests at risk.

    Take action to stop greenwash now.

  • 'Get the Shell out' of the Sacred Headwaters

    The Sacred Headwaters is the source of three of North America's most important salmon-bearing rivers, and key habitat for moose, bears, and caribou. And it was just named as one of British Columbia's Most Endangered Rivers for the second year in a row. The reason: Royal Dutch Shell plans to drill for coalbed methane in this pristine area.

    Shell wants to use 'fracking' to extract natural gas. It's a process so risky that some residents in Alberta and Colorado have actually been able to light their tap water on fire after fracking projects contaminated nearby water tables.

    Shell has already built three drilling wells. They plan to add over 4,000 more.

    Tell Shell to get their gear out of the Sacred Headwaters for good.


  • No Leaky Pipelines In BC!

    ForestEthics just gave a shout out to Enbridge – the same company that recently spilled over 3 million litres of oil into Michigan’s Kalamazoo river – with an award for social (ir)responsibility. They spilled 100+ times in the last year alone, but are still proposing to force their leaky pipes through fragile salmon habitat in BC, putting our watersheds at risk of a catastrophic spill.

    Last week, activists delivered a “Leaky Pipe Award” to CEO Pat Daniel at Enbridge’s Calgary head office and put an ad in local newspapers to recognize Enbridge’s infamous oil spill record.

    Can you help make sure Enbridge CEO, Pat Daniel -- the Leaky Pipe Award Winner 2010 -- knows you've heard about the award and that you don’t want their Leaky Pipes in BC?

  • Keep Tar Sands away from the Great Bear Rainforest

    After years of work and collaboration, environmentalists, First Nations, government, and industry have established groundbreaking protections in one of the world's greatest remaining temperate rainforests. More than 5 million acres--an area half the size of Switzerland--have been legally protected from logging and a transition to a new system that marries environmental responsibility and economic viability is underway. Already, 1.7 million acres of forest are off-limits to logging.

    But now, Enbridge -- the same mega-corporation responsible for spilling thousands of gallons of oil into Michigan's Kalamazoo River earlier in 2010 -- is proposing an oil pipeline from Canada's Tar Sands to the coast of British Columbia. The Northern Gateway project would introduce more than 225 oil tankers along the magnificent coast of the Great Bear Rainforest, threatening our conservation successes.

    Will you stand with First Nations and oppose this project? Sign your name.

  • Keep pipelines out of the Great Bear Rainforest

    After years of work and collaboration, environmentalists, First Nations, government, and industry came together and established groundbreaking protections in one of the world's last remaining temperate rainforests. More than 5 million acres--an area half the size of Switzerland--have been legally protected from logging and a new system that marries environmental responsibility and economic viability has been initiated in an additional 1.7 million acres of forest thus far.

    But now, Enbridge--the same mega-corporation responsible for spilling thousands of gallons of oil into Michigan's Kalamazoo River earlier this year--is proposing an oil pipeline from Canada's Tar Sands to the coast of British Columbia. The pipeline would introduce more than 225 oil tankers along the magnificent coast of the Great Bear Rainforest.

    Will you stand with First Nations and oppose this project? Sign your name.

  • Tell Walmart and Safeway to stop driving environmental destruction

    Transportation fuel from Canada’s Tar Sands kills forests, depletes and poisons fresh water, and generates large quantities of air pollution. That’s why Walmart and Safeway must stop using Tar Sands fuel to ship their products.

    Help drive Walmart and Safeway away from the most environmentally destructive oil on the planet. Tell them to find cleaner fuels to transport their products:

  • Tell GEICO and Travelers Insurance To Stop Trashing Our Forests

    Although the famous gecko is green, junk mail is not. For example, huge junk mailers GEICO and Travelers don’t even have an environmental paper policy, and have refused to even talk with us about developing one. (Download our most recent message to other junk mailers: American Express, Bank of America, Capital One, Chase and Discover.)

    If these companies want to send us mountains of unwanted mail, they should at least use paper that doesn’t destroy forests in the process.

    Tell GEICO and Travelers Insurance to work with ForestEthics to stop killing forests by adopting responsible policies for paper usage—including their junk mail practices.

  • Tell GEICO and Travelers Insurance To Stop Trashing Our Forests

    Although the famous gecko is green, junk mail is not. For example, huge junk mailers GEICO and Travelers don’t even have an environmental paper policy, and have refused to even talk with us about developing one. (Download our most recent message to other junk mailers: American Express, Bank of America, Capital One, Chase and Discover.)

    If these companies want to send us mountains of unwanted mail, they should at least use paper that doesn’t destroy forests in the process.

    Tell GEICO and Travelers Insurance to work with ForestEthics to stop killing forests by adopting responsible policies for paper usage—including their junk mail practices.

  • Keep the Shell Out of the Sacred Headwaters

    Royal Dutch Shell's plan to drill for coalbed methane in the Sacred Headwaters threatens important birthing grounds for moose, caribou, grizzly bears, mountain goats, and stone sheep. It could destroy three of Canada’s most important salmon-bearing rivers and ignores communities’ opposition to the project.

    We have been running ads in local papers (image right) opposing Shell’s drilling plan.     Tell Shell you've seen the ad and that they need to 'keep the Shell' out of the Sacred Headwaters.

  • Thank the Fed Liberals for Supporting a Tanker Ban!

    The Liberal Party of Canada has pledged support for a permanent oil tanker ban in these waters - help keep up the momentum by letting them know that Canadians stand behind their efforts to protect BC's North Coast from oil spills.

    The Liberal Party's announcement is a huge step towards stopping the biggest threat to BC's northern coastline: Enbridge's proposed tar sands pipeline and tanker project. A federally legislated oil tanker ban would stop the Enbridge project in its tracks, which is why Enbridge is fighting back with media attacks against the Liberal announcement. We need to make sure the Liberals hear from Canadians who support their leadership, urging them to work to pass an oil tanker ban in the next session of Parliament.

    Let the Liberal Party know that you applaud their commitment to banning oil tankers, and urge them to make it a priority in the next session of parliament.

  • Tell Enbridge CEO: You Can File But You Can’t Ignore BC Opposition

    Enbridge is pressing forward with plans for their Tar Sands pipeline that would expand oil tanker traffic on the BC coast, ignoring clear and growing opposition in BC. Enbridge CEO Patrick Daniel must stop this project before it's too late.

    Now that Enbridge has filed an application to the National Energy Board for its Northern Gateway pipeline project, our campaign is kicking into high-gear. Will you make sure Patrick Daniel knows that BC opposition is stronger than ever?

  • Tell the Liberal Party BC stands behind a permanent tanker ban

    Liberal MP Joyce Murray is showing leadership by raising concerns about allowing oil tanker traffic in BC’s northern waters. If her entire party supports a legislated and permanent tanker ban, it will be an enormous step towards permanent protection for our wild coast.

    Let the Liberal Party know that Joyce Murray is on the right track and ask the entire party to support a permanent tanker ban.


  • Count on me to be a Boreal Watchdog

    The ink is drying on what could be the largest conservation initiative in history. ForestEthics and eight other environmental organizations have just signed a historic agreement with the Canadian forest industry to conserve our precious Boreal Forest. It starts with a total moratorium on logging across more than 29 million hectares (71 million acres) over the next three years.

    Developing lasting protection proposals for the Boreal Forest, woodland caribou, and our climate will take everyone on board. Will you sign up to become a Boreal Watchdog and let leaders of the Canadian forestry industry know the world is watching this agreement?

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  • Take action to stop junk mail!

    Junk mailers are filling up our mailboxes with the paper waste that we don't want, never asked for, and can't stop. We know that junk mail isn't just annoying: it invades our privacy, wastes our time, and destroys our Endangered Forests. So far, over 100,000 people have joined the campaign to stop junk mail. Will you let these notorious junk mailers know why? Tell American Express, Bank of America, Capital One, Gieco, Discover, and Chase to keep their junk!

  • Protect BC's North Coast from oil spills

    The Canadian government is deciding whether to allow an oil pipeline that would bring more than 200 tankers per year to BC’s coastal waters. The Enbridge pipeline would carry dirty Tar Sands oil from Alberta to Kitimat, where supertankers would carry the oil along the route where the Queen of the North sank. We have the ability to stop the next Exxon Valdez oil spill before it has the chance to happen.

    Canadians are calling on government to permanently ban oil tankers on BC’s fragile North Coast. Will you send a strong message now?

  • Tell Walmart and Safeway to stop driving environmental destruction

    Transportation fuel from Canada’s Tar Sands kills forests, depletes and poisons fresh water, and generates large quantities of air pollution. That’s why Walmart and Safeway must stop using Tar Sands fuel to ship their products.

    Help drive Walmart and Safeway away from the most environmentally destructive oil on the planet. Tell them to find cleaner fuels to transport their products:

  • Tell Enbridge CEO Patrick Daniel: Keep BC Tar Sands Free

    Last year, Enbridge CEO Patrick Daniel told us that Enbridge
    does not want "to be involved with a project that is opposed and of concern to others." Apparently he's not listening.

    This is an important time to act. The company has yet to formally file their environmental assessment application with the government, and a letter from you right now could make a big difference. By putting enough pressure on Enbridge now, we could stop the project before it even begins.

    Watch this short animation that illustrates the clear opposition from First Nations to the proposed 1,170 km pipeline route, and then send a letter to Patrick Daniel to voice your opposition.

  • Tell RadioShack, Polo Ralph Lauren, and Safeway to say no to Tar Sands

    Oil from Canada’s Tar Sands is worse than conventional fossil fuels in almost every way. In addition to its heavier carbon footprint, the Tar Sands also involve more toxic water discharges, and more acid rain and smog causing chemicals, than conventional sources. Send a message to Safeway, Polo Ralph Lauren, and RadioShack demanding they tell their transportation providers and fuel suppliers to stop supporting the Tar Sands.

    It's no secret that US consumer demand drives environmental destruction north of the border. By changing the way US companies do business, we can protect Endangered Forests and our climate. It's time for US companies to cut dirty Tar Sands oil out of their transportation footprints.

    Send your message to Safeway, Polo Ralph Lauren, and RadioShack now.

  • Tar Sands don't fit on BC's coast

    Tell Prime Minister Harper that Tar Sands don't fit on BC's coast. Sign the petition now.

  • Tar Sands don't fit on BC's coast
  • Take action to save the Sierra

    Three of the largest US window manufacturers, Andersen, Kolbe & Kolbe, and Jeld-Wen, are sending a mixed message about their commitment to the environment. They all offer some products using Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified lumber, the only independent forest certification. And yet, they continue to source from Sierra Pacific Industries, California's largest forest destroyer, for their wood window products. Tell Andersen, Kolbe & Kolbe, and Jeld-Wen it's time to green up their act. If they're serious about the environment, they must drop SPI from their supply chain until the company improves its practices.

  • Tell US companies to stop driving climate change

    In July 2009, we sent letters to over 100 Fortune 500 companies, warning that their continued use of high carbon transportation fuels from Canada's Tar Sands puts their brands—and our planet’s climate—at risk. A number of these companies immediately began working with ForestEthics to determine how they could be part of the solution to the Tar Sands problem.

    However, a number of large, well-known US companies—including 7-Eleven, Coca-Cola, HJ Heinz, Hershey's, Kraft Foods, Kroger, The Pantry, Sara Lee, Supervalu, SYSCO, and Whole Foods—have so far failed to take adequate action to address their expanding transportation footprints, high carbon transportation fuels and brand risks linked to the controversial Canadian Tar Sands.

    We need your help to hold these companies accountable: tell them to stop driving climate change!

  • Tell McGuinty: Save the 'Bou!

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    If caribou could lobby the Ontario government, they would. Caribou habitat in the province is dwindling at an alarming rate, and these iconic creatures are at risk of being wiped out because of it. Now, as caribou habitat continues to be destroyed by logging, it seems that everyone except caribou have the ear of the Ontario government.

    We must work together to save the 'bou.

    Help protect a Canadian national icon from extinction. Urge Premier McGuinty to protect their habitat now!

  • Update: Alberta Clipper pipeline to cross the US / Canada border

    This Summer, over 16,000 people sent emails to the US State Department opposing the Alberta Clipper Tar Sands pipeline. Even still, the pipeline is being allowed to cross the US border with Canada. Now, the fight against the pipeline will continue in US courts, led by the Sierra Club and others.

    Thank you for being a part of the growing campaign for a clean energy future.

    Sign up to get regular email updates on the Tar Sands campaign. 

  • Stop the proposed Enbridge pipelines!

    The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency is in charge of recommending whether or not these 1,170-kilometre pipelines are built. We need to send the message loud and clear: these pipelines must be stopped.


    This action is now closed. Thanks to you, the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency received a record number of public comments.

    More than 2,000 comments were submitted expressing concern over the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipelines. This flood of comments created an initial delay in the process. Enbridge is expected to officially file in the coming weeks. In the meantime, the campaign continues to gain support for a public inquiry, a process that better reflects the scope and potential impacts of these pipelines.

    Learn more, and sign on to the Declaration of Enbridge Northern Gateway Project >>

  • Tell the Ontario government to continue to protect the Boreal Forest

    The Ontario government has made good on its promise to introduce legislation that will protect half of the Northern Boreal! In addition to moving beyond the old, destructive way of doing business, the legislation calls for land use planning in the remaining 50% of the region.

    Please congratulate Premier McGuinty on his new legislation, and remind him to follow through on his other commitments. Legislation is only the first step in ensuring that this region is truly protected. Look for more action alerts and opportunities to get involved in the coming months.

  • Tell your represenative to support the Do Not Mail campaign

    Support a Do Not Mail Registry!

    Just as the Do Not Call Registry freed Americans from telemarketers, a Do Not Mail Registry would give us the choice to stop junk mailers from violating our privacy, wasting our time and damaging the environment.

    Sign our petition today!