Environmental Formletter

A suggested letter to email to your favorite environmental group. You certainly don’t have to be a current member we are _all_ prospective members:
sierra club. “Email”
audubon society. “Email”
world wildlife fund. “Email”
Two at the same time what could be easier 😀

Good morning, I hope you are well! I have become very aware recently of the pesticide use in our national parks and designated wilderness areas. I would very much like to know your organization’s plans to publish reviews on the pesticide use in these critical habitats.

Another thing I have come across recently is that some environmental groups post online the information/data that they have managed to get from Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) filings and lawsuits. I think that this is brilliant, and truly sustainable. I have started to wonder if your organization is maybe unintentionally hiding your FOIA data?

I seriously question any re-hoarding of environmentally beneficial FOIA information. Concerned groups who acquired FOIA data got it _because_ it’s public information. Please follow the Center for Biological Diversities leadership by keeping environmentally important FOIA data public. Keeping FOIA data available to the public would serve the public good and entice more people to support an organization that provides comprehensive environment data

I would enjoy hearing more about my absolutely favorite environmental organization’s concrete plans to put all the FOIA documents that you have in a user friendly, online, searchable database in the very near future. Best regards and I am eagerly awaiting your response.

Sincerely




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  1. Pingback: Groups who acquired FOIA data got it _because_ it is public information. Any group that then hoards it again is a _major_ part of the problem. | Permaculture Blog

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