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Paul Watson on why his ship only serves vegan food. (by melissagalianos)

— 5 months ago with 2 notes
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VEGAN. (1 of 2) For the People. For the Planet. For the Animals. (by mattbear99)

— 5 months ago with 2 notes
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One cannot save his own soul and leave a path of destruction in his wake. If the oceans die, we all die. Support Sea Shepherd Conservation Society to help insure that you and your children have a future.

One cannot save his own soul and leave a path of destruction in his wake. If the oceans die, we all die. Support Sea Shepherd Conservation Society to help insure that you and your children have a future.

— 11 months ago with 57 notes
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VEGAN. (1 of 2) For the People. For the Planet. For the Animals. (by mattbear99)

— 1 year ago
#vegan  #veganism  #eco  #planet  #Mother Earth 
"Without an altruistic motivation, scientists cannot distinguish between beneficial technologies and the merely expedient."
Dalai Lama

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— 1 year ago
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Green Interview: Leilani Munter #Tweet4Taiji « CyberWhaleWarrior.com →

Green Interview: Leilani Munter #Tweet4Taiji

NEVER UNDERESTIMATE A VEGETARIAN HIPPIE CHICK WITH A RACE CAR

Race Car Driver and Environmental Activist Lei...

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Leilani Munter has been named the #1 Eco Athlete in the world by Discovery’s Planet Green, she was a double for actress Catherine Zeta-Jones and is currently the world’s only green NASCAR driver, carrying environmental messages to 75 million race fans. It is her bravery in Taiji, Japan, however, that has touched our hearts. As a spokesperson for Save Japan Dolphins, she is also the star of the latest PSA for The Cove and Ric O’Barry’s Dolphin Project. I am honored to have this opportunity to interview Leilani who is most certainly one of my personal heroes.

Holise: You are a “green” race car driver. Wow! That is so cool. It is wonderful to see you taking such measures for our planet. What precautions do you take in your racing that would differ from other drivers?

Leilani: As a woman in a male dominated sport, I am different to begin with but it is my biology degree and my environmental activism that sets me apart the most from the other drivers. Since 2007 to address the unavoidable emissions of my race car, I have been adopting an acre of rainforest every time I sit in a race car. I promote only green companies on my car and my last race at Daytona I drove the first ever 100% eco sponsored race car, with 6 green companies coming together to get my car on track. If I stopped racing, I would not take a race car off the grid. I would simply lose my ability to talk to 75 million race fans about green living and hopefully win some of them over. As NativeEnergy’s Tom Rawls said of my eco race car “Anyone who is engaged in any broad effort to speak to the public faces this question: Do I talk only to friendly audiences, or do I face the doubters and the hostiles? If we only address those who already agree with us, nothing changes. And if we work only with people who already believe in what we do, who is going to change the minds of those who don’t?”

On a personal level, I have been vegetarian almost my entire life, have a worm farm to compost my food scraps, a veggie garden, a rainwater collection system, I use solar and LEDs in my house. My racing tshirts are made from recycled plastic bottles – for every size large male tshirt, we have pulled 5 plastic bottles out of a landfill. I lobby for clean energy on Capitol Hill, have traveled to the oil spill in the gulf twice, and have been to Taiji three times and spend several weeks there fighting the dolphin slaughter. Never underestimate a vegetarian hippie chick with a race car. :)

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— 1 year ago
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