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Environmental devastation of the land, water, and air - the largest industrial energy project in the world is extracting crude oil from bitumen found beneath the pristine boreal forest of Alberta, Canada. Effecting a land mass equivalent in size to Florida or England, Both industry and government are putting money before the health and security of its people and the environment. Tar sands take 3 barrels of water to process every barrel of oil extracted. Ninety percent of this water becomes so toxic that it must be stored in tailing ponds. Unfortunately these ponds regularly leach pollution into the third largest watershed in the world. Water depletion, exploitation, privatization and contamination has become one of the most important issues facing humanity this century. Check out my other video on water issues: www.youtube.com and see my other videos to learn about the dark side of fossil fuels. To learn more about tar sands, be sure to check out the featured film sources listed below. Find out more about what you can do and how to support the film makers. Crude Sacrifice www.crudesacrifice.com Dirty Oil (available to watch online) www.youtube.com Downstream -- (available to watch online) www.babelgum.com H2Oil h2oildoc.com Petropolis www.petropolis-film.com Check out a new promising technology to eliminate tailing ponds: www.gizmag.com Tar sands development can be minimized by blocking development of pipelines, such as Keystone XL, that carry the sludge of this <b>...</b>

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Wanblee, South Dakota - Oglala Lakota Nation - March 5, 2012 She is 92 and standing in the road blocking the trucks carryning segments for the keystone xl pipeline. If she is going to be the frontline we can all have her back. If corporate law can supercede tribal law you can bet it can supercede municpal, county and even state law.

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Michigan residents discuss the ongoing cleanup of the 2010 Kalamazoo River tar sands pipeline oil spill.

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Dr. Wade Davis is Explorer in Residence for the National Geographic Society, Senior Visiting Fellow at the University of Winnipeg and author of The Sacred Headwaters: the fight to save the Stikine, Skeena and Nass. He spoke at a public forum in Winnipeg Feb. 16, 2012 entitled TAR SANDS, PIPELINES, & TANKERS - a Public Forum on the Enbridge Northern Gateway Proposal. This event was organized by the Manitoba Eco-Network, Green Action Centre, Climate Change Connection, the Council of Canadians, and the Green Action Committee of the First Unitarian-Universalist Church, with the support of the University of Manitoba's Global Political Economy Program and the University of Winnipeg. More Information: Manitoba Eco-Network - mbeconetwork.org Video Production Paul S. Graham - paulsgraham.ca

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What does environmental devastation actually look like? At TEDxVictoria, photographer Garth Lenz shares shocking photos of the Alberta Tar Sands mining project -- and the beautiful (and vital) ecosystems under threat. For almost twenty years, Garth's photography of threatened wilderness regions, devastation, and the impacts on indigenous peoples, has appeared in the world's leading publications. His recent images from the boreal region of Canada have helped lead to significant victories and large new protected areas in the Northwest Territories, Quebec, and Ontario. Garth's major touring exhibit on the Tar Sands premiered on Los Angeles in 2011 and recently appeared in New York. Garth is a Fellow of the International League Of Conservation Photographers Filmed at TEDxVictoria on November 19 2011 garthlenz.com http AboutTEDx, x = independently organized event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)

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The Koch brothers are Big Oil personified -- but their hopes of getting a massive pipeline through North America are running into trouble thanks to the activism of the 99%. Fight back. Get the film. kochbrothersexposed.com

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Oscan nominated director Josh Fox (Gasland) gives his powerful support to the Tar Sands Action, a two week sit-in at the White House to show President Obama he has the support of the people to stand up to Big Oil.

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September 3, 2011 in Washington DC Special thanks to Dahlman Cook Productions.

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Part one of the Tar Sands Action was a two week long sit-in at the White House in which 1253 people were arrested. For more information visit www.tarsandsaction.org Video produced by Dahlman Cook Productions Tar Sands Action was a program of Peaceful Uprising, a project of International Humanities Center a 501(c)(3) Charitable Trust

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A short film capturing first day of 2-weeks of sit-ins at the White House to stop the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline. More info: www.tarsandsaction.org Video produced by Dahlman Cook Productions Tar Sands Action was a program of Peaceful Uprising, a project of International Humanities Center a 501(c)(3) Charitable Trust

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Rachel explains some of the problems with fracking and tar sands pipelines. Earthquakes near Youngstown, Ohio and the oil spill near Battle Creek, Michigan are covered.

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Protests demand Obama use veto power to halt proposed expansion of Keystone XL pipeline that would carry tar sands oil from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico

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16/11/09 Oil extraction from Canada's Tar Sands is being called 'the most destructive project on earth'. It risks climate change and local ecological disaster, with profound consequences for the indigenous communities living on its doorstep. Hear first hand about the local impacts and global consequences from three indigenous representatives who are visiting Oxford on a UK tour.

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Email RBS Chief Exec Stephen Hester to take taxpayers money out of tarsands at tinyurl.com A 'girl band' dressed as 'oily bankers' protest outside the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) sponsored Scottish Low Carbon Conference at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) today (27/09/2011). From left are Mary, Gail, Emilia, Hannah, and Beth, activists from Friends of the Earth Scotland (FoES), singing Jessie J's recent chart-topping "Price Tag" song, with lyrics cunningly altered to tell the story of RBS's highly destructive oil and gas investments, including the mining tar sands in Canada. find out more at www.foe-scotland.org.uk/cleanuprbs

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The Alberta Oil Sands (Saudi Arabia of the North) as it is proudly refered to in the oil industry has proven to be a financial boom to the Canadian economy. It has also proven to be an environmental nightmare. ................................. more info:www.2solitudes.com ............................... CBC - Newsworld

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tarsandsaction.org Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) offers his support for the Tar Sands Action, a two week sit-in at the White House to stop the Keystone XL pipeline

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From August 20th -- September 3rd we're planning a peaceful protest in Washington DC to defuse the largest carbon bomb in North America. With people power and time-tested tactics of civil disobedience -- join thousands of people from across the continent in a wave of sustained sit-ins. Together we'll amplify our voices and escalate the movement and stop the Keystone XL pipeline to the Canadian tar sands. More info www.tarsandsaction.org

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Share this Thought Bubble: clicktotweet.com Tweet this Thought Bubble: #Canada hates unethical oil: clicktotweet.com | And so does @NaomiAKlein and @SapienceFilm. The world needs more Canada. Post this Thought Bubble on your Facebook Wall: bit.ly Created by Smart Bubble Society: thoughtbubble.org Follow us on Twitter twitter.com Join our Mailing List: thoughtbubble.org Alberta's Tar Sands are a true embarrassment for us Canadians; not only is it a human rights crisis for the Indigenous communities living in Alberta and British Columbia, but an environmental disaster of epic proportions. Many pipelines transport this dirty oil all around North America, and our exports make us the United States' biggest provider of oil. In the last few years, a new extension to a current pipeline has been proposed to carry Tar Sands oil all the way to Texas, putting some of North America's most fragile ecosystems and waterways in serious peril. Bill McKibben and his team at 350.org helped spearhead a movement called Tar Sands Action (http enlisting the help of people all over the US and Canada willing to express their dismay and anger about this possible new pipeline. As of November 6th, thousands of people have risked arrest, standing in front of the White House, as well as Canada's Parliament in Ottawa, to protest. TAGS: "Naomi Klein" "Thought Bubble" "motion graphics" infographics mckibben noxl spectra hughes transcanada tnr sheppard tantoocardinal fossilfuels sej tarsandsaction tar <b>...</b>

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DemocracyNow.org - This morning in Durban, South Africa, a group of youth and indigenous activists from Canada gave delegates to the UN Climate Change Conference mock gift bags containing samples of fake tar sands along with tourism brochures for Canada and Canadian flags. Kandi Mossett, one of the activists participating in the action, says Canada's reliance on tar sands oil "is the largest catastrophic project that I am aware of on earth right now." Mossett, who is the Native Energy and Climate Campaign Organizer for the Indigenous Environmental Network, notes that the tar sands extraction process is energy and water-intensive, emits immense amounts of pollution into the air, and destroys the landscape. "To even get to the tar sands they have to remove boreal forests — old growth forests — and they call it 'overburden.' They just scrape it off and get rid of that. And then they dig down and move so many tons of earth," Mossett tells Democracy Now!, "Then they squeeze out the last little 10 percent of oil that's actually in the sand. And then they have to use chemicals to make it liquid enough to be able to put it through the pipelines — it's much more toxic than any other kind of, you know, sweet crude oil." Towatch the complete daily, independent news hour, read the transcript, download the podcast, and for more reports from the UN Climate Change Conference in Durban, visit www.democracynow.org FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter <b>...</b>

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Gerald Amos served as Chief Councillor for the Haisla First Nation for 12 years. He has been a leading voice for conservation in Canada for thirty years. He is the author of an open letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Natural Resources Minister, Joe Oliver "No apology forthcoming." He spoke at a public forum in Winnipeg Feb. 16, 2012 entitled TAR SANDS, PIPELINES, & TANKERS - a Public Forum on the Enbridge Northern Gateway Proposal. This event was organized by the Manitoba Eco-Network, Green Action Centre, Climate Change Connection, the Council of Canadians, and the Green Action Committee of the First Unitarian-Universalist Church, with the support of the University of Manitoba's Global Political Economy Program and the University of Winnipeg. More Information: Manitoba Eco-Network - mbeconetwork.org Video Production Paul S. Graham - paulsgraham.ca

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I am using some of Corey Ogilvie video to help spread the word. Watch my videos for the truth of an Enbridge cover up.

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More info at: www.drewrouse.com A video of Drew Rouse's song "The Tar Sands Boogie" aka "Oh Canuckistan". It is a song about the unbelievable environmental disaster known as the Canadian tar sands. Remember Canada doesn't have oil... Canada has toxic and dirty tar sand! The oil they extract from this tar sand is the dirtiest oil on Earth and it uses tons of fresh water which is then put into massive holding ponds. This water is so poisonous that if ducks or geese land on it, they die within hours. These toxic ponds are filled with numerous toxins and these mega, multinational oil corporations have no long term plan for their clean up. It destroys huge areas of pristine forest. It adds to Global Warming and destroys huge areas of wildlife habitat in the carbon absorbing Boreal forest. The tar sands are to blame for poisoning the First Nation peoples food and water supplies, thus them (the Beaver Lake Cree) These toxins go on to poison other denizens of the otherwise pristine northern forests. Please help us STOP the Canadian tar sands nightmare. Our children and grandchildren are depending on us! Its time to switch from the old, toxic and tired oil, coal and "natural"gas paradigm to the Clean, Green, responsible and renewable... energy paradigm. Plus, more energy conservation and start using the new technologies that could cut our energy/oil consumption down considerably. The oil paradigm is destroying our planet, we must go towards energy diversity and shut down the <b>...</b>

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Environmental devastation of the land, water, and air - the largest industrial energy project in the world is extracting crude oil from bitumen found beneath the pristine boreal forest of Alberta, Canada. Effecting a land mass equivalent in size to Florida or England, Both industry and government are putting money before the health and security of its people and the environment. Tar sands take 3 barrels of water to process every barrel of oil extracted. Ninety percent of this water becomes so toxic that it must be stored in tailing ponds. Unfortunately these ponds regularly leach pollution into the third largest watershed in the world. Water depletion, exploitation, privatization and contamination has become one of the most important issues facing humanity this century. Check out my other video on water issues: www.youtube.com and see my other videos to learn about the dark side of fossil fuels. To learn more about tar sands, be sure to check out the featured film sources listed below. Find out more about what you can do and how to support the film makers.

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the alberta government has always maintained that toxins found in the athabasca river are "naturally occurring", with industry not compounding the problem. the position that they take is not surprising, given the amount of money these multinational oil companies generate, and the liability potential should they be forced to pay for damages. this video is from the documentary, tipping point, narrated by dr. david suzuki. it shows scientific evidence to counter the government's position. watch the full 90 minute documentary here: www.cbc.ca dr. david schindler and his team sampled an area around the mines in winter. the pollution that ends up in the snow can only get there from above, from smokestacks and dust from the mines. within a fifty km radius, the study found 11400 metric tonnes of particulate deposited during only 4 months of snowfall. 64% of that was bitumen! if this amount of pollutant was released in a single pulse, it would amount to a major oil spill every year! but because it is released "gradually" over time, it does not receive the attention that it should. it's the same with dead birds in tailings ponds. in march of 2009, over 1600 birds were found dead in syncrude's toxic pond. however, each year anywhere from around 500-5000 birds are found dead in these poisonous pools. but once again, because it happens over the course of a year, it does not receive the same kind of media attention as when many birds die at one time. these are merely two examples of <b>...</b>

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THIS IS AND EDUCATIONAL VIDEO ABOUT SEIZURES FROM AN TAR SAND OIL SPILL THAT WE HAD IN MICHIGAN.

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Please visit www.climate-change-guide.com for more information on Canada's oil sands. Tar Sands in Alberta is Canada's worst environmental disaster. Please share this video with your friends and family in order to help spread the word. Together we can make a difference, together we can stop the destruction. Soundtrack: Adagio for Strings by Boston Symphony Facts: It covers an area the size of england: APRIL 2011 UPDATE: Total area= 140200 km squared, or 54132 square miles. Currently, this is actually larger than the size of England (it's about the size of England and Wales combined). Oil from the tar sands is one of the world's most carbon-intensive fuels Two tonnes of tar sand produces a single barrel of oil. The tar sands generate 40 million tonnes of carbon dioxide per year, more than every car in Canada combined. The oil itself is bitumen which contains cancer-causing polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. To reach the bitumen, the Boreal Forest is destroyed. Because of the tar sands, Canada's greenhouse gas emissions have grown more since 1990 than those of any other G8 nation. Important waterways like the Athabasca River are being contaminated by 11 million litres of toxic waste every day. Because of the Canada oil sands, the air is polluted with dangerous toxins, poisoning communities with rare cancers and autoimmune diseases. It destroys critical animal habitats and some of Canada's most pristine landscapes. Unfortunately, the Alberta government has approved every <b>...</b>

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On October 17th, 2011, Tar Sands Action paid a visit to an Obama For America office in Manhattan, accompanied by acclaimed documentary filmmaker Josh Fox (Gasland) and David Braun of United For Action. The group rallied in front of the office, speaking to the New York State OFA Campaign Director and delivering over 500 petitions demanding that the Obama administration reject the Keystone XL pipeline and fracking in the Delaware River Basin.

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Hundreds of Occupy Portland protesters joined hands in an enormous circle around Pioneer Courthouse Square in solidarity with 15000 environmentalists in Washington DC In a move to pressure President Obama to reject the Keystone XL pipeline for dirty tar sands oil, Oregonians from all walks of life joined Occupy Portland to protest against this polluting and dangerous project.

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The Wilderness Committee's Ben West discusses the recent motion overwhelmingly approved by Vancouver City Council to formally oppose Texas energy giant Kinder Morgan's plans to pump an additional 550000 barrels a day of bitumen from the Alberta Tar Sands to oil tankers in Vancouver - and to require the company to agree to 100% liability for any oil spills when they occur. If the company gets its way, over 360 tankers will carry Tar Sands crude past Stanley Park and Vancouver's beaches every year. Mayor Gregor Robertson and Vancouver City Council have been increasingly vocal in their opposition to Kinder Morgan's plans of late.

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For several days now protestors have assemble outside the White House to express their opposition of the Keystone pipeline. The proposed pipeline will stretch over 1700 miles from Canada to Texas and will transport oil into the States. Many activists are concerned with the environmental repercussions and affects it could have on the American people. Daphne Wysham, a fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies, tells us why this is a bad idea. Follow Kristine on Twitter at twitter.com

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A ten-minute film capturing the grassroots movement against the Keystone XL, a 1700-mile pipeline that would transport tar sands oil from Alberta, CA across the United States for refinement and export on the Gulf Coast. Join us at the White House on Nov. 6 to tell President Obama to say no to the pipeline. More information at tarsandsaction.org.

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Calgary based journalist and author Andrew Nikiforuk delivers a powerful and revealing presentation on what is really going on with the Alberta Tar Sands. In his talk he discusses the back story, the present and the fate of all oil-addicted "Petro-States". This is Canada's largest and most environmentally destructive mega-project ever and if we don't rethink our dependency on this massive and energy wasteful boondoggle, then we will have much more to worry about than just our economy. This event was sponsored by the Green Party of Canada. This event was filmed in 2011, not 2001 as expressed in the credits. (Oooops.) © 2011 Lazarus Productions

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A group of citizens visit an Obama 2012 campaign office to make it clear that they will only donate and volunteer for the campaign when President Obama stands up to Big Oil and denies the permit for the proposed Keystone XL pipeline.

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Tipping Point- To WWIII Globally (CO2 Mass Destruction) as Auschwitz was to WWII. 90 min - FULL PROGRAM - BLOCKED IN CANADA AND US 45 min - ALJAZEERA ABREVIATED VERSION - HD - TO THE LAST DROP Tipping Point - The Age of the Oil Tar Sands - CBC 2011 The End of Oil Dr. David Schindler, James Cameron, Avatar tippingpointdoc.ca Keystone XL Pipeline, Alberta, Canada www.cbc.ca [WHY HAS CBC TAKEN THIS DOWN?] [WHY HAS YOUTUBE BLOCKED IT IN THE STATES?] Directed by Edmonton filmmakers Tom Radford and Niobe Thompson Hosted by Dr. David Suzuki, this special presentation of The Nature of Things. tippingpointdoc.ca

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The Canadian Tar Sands is the world's largest, and dirtiest, energy project. Dirty oil sands crude generates as much as five times greenhouse gas as conventional oil. Yet, unless steps are taken by the US and Canada, both countries will become irrevocably addicted to the dirtiest oil on earth. Totally lame.

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Fossil Foolishness: Utah's Pursuit of Oil Shale and Tar Sands. Two unconventional energy sources in Utah are attracting attention as possible solutions for our national energy needs. But the high cost in water, energy inputs, pollution, and disruption make these marginal energy sources more of a problem than a solution. See why Utah has so much at risk if oi shale and tar sands become part of its future.

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Author and activist Bill McKibben addressed the crowd assembled in Washington Square Park for a special session of the Occupy Wall Street general assembly. This was during the post-GA portion of the rally. As for why the crowd keeps repeating what McKibben is saying, for those that don't know, the police have prohibited all forms of sound amplification. The demonstrators have taken to using what they call the "human microphone"—speakers address the crowd in short phrases which are then repeated across the crowd as many times as is necessary for all in attendance to hear what's being said. The pipeline he refers to, right at the beginning, is the proposed Keystone XL tar sands pipeline, currently in the final review phase by the State Department.

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Official trailer of Pipe Dreams, a short documentary about the most controversial environmental battle in the US today: the Keystone XL Pipeline. Routed from Hardisty, Alberta to the Texas Gulf Coast, this tar sands pipeline is set to cross the country's largest freshwater resource, the Ogallala Aquifer, and the fragile Sand Hills of Nebraska, posing devastating consequences to human health, livestock, and agriculture. Directed by Academy Award-nominated director Leslie Iwerks Produced by Jane Kelly Kosek and Leslie Iwerks

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