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Cole Sprouse Instagram – Is there a market for body pillows?

Cole Sprouse Instagram - Is there a market for body pillows?

Cole Sprouse Instagram – Is there a market for body pillows? | Posted on 08/Apr/2021 06:47:07

Cole Sprouse Instagram – New story with @i_d is here.

The last great watershed of ancient old-growth forest in British Columbia lies threatened by logging. These thousand-year-old towering yellow cedars in Fairy Creek now serve as an environmental and cultural battleground between pro-conservation groups, @fairycreekblockade @rainforestflyingsquad @ancientforestalliance @endangeredecosystemsalliance , and pro-industry lobbyists/loggers, Teal Jones. To complicate matters even further, this grand watershed sits upon Pacheedaht land, a First Nations group with a history of colonist erasure. These ancient yellow cedar trees are considered incredibly financially valuable, and though the Pacheedaht are entitled to a small sum of financial compensation from the logging, a Teal Jones gag order and a group of green-minded Pacheedaht have brought new consideration to whether the pillaging of these ancient forests is truly worth the price. Now, with the court clearing of a legal injunction in Teal Jones’ favour that will cement the fate of the trees, activists mentally and physically prepare to stop the loggers.

Check out @ancientforestalliance @rainforestflyingsquad and @endangeredecosystemsalliance for resources on how to better get involved, and keep up with my coverage over next couple days. Link to story in bio.

Cole Sprouse Instagram – “These forests are the last intimate and private places for my soul” said Elder Bill Jones (shown in previous slide), a key figure for the protection of the fairy creek old growth and member of the local First Nation people- the Pacheedaht. Demonstrating that “usage,” in an industrial sense, is not limited to dollars and cents and often doesn’t properly encompass a forest’s cultural and historical value in the consideration of legal protection.

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