Get It Together. This video, produced by young people for young people, profiles youth activist groups working for environmental change, locally and globally. Featuring music by some of today's hottest recording artists including Arrested Development, KRS-One, Michael Stipe, Ziggy Marley, and Extreme, Get It Together combines music video and documentary styles in a fast-paced examination of the environmental issues that are of critical importance to today's youth. Get It Together, which comes with a poster listing more than 100 youth activist groups, will show young people how to organize themselves to make a difference. (1993-30 minutes) $19.95.

Greenpeace's Greatest Hits. These are Greenpeace's major campaigns from 1971 through 1988, including efforts to preserve Antarctica, and to halt seal hunting, nuclear testing, toxic waste dumping, and commercial whaling. This video includes footage from the Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior on her last mission: transporting the people of Rongelap, a South Pacific island contaminated by nuclear fallout, to a safer island. Narrated by John Forsyth. Music by Peter Kater and John Mellencamp. (1988-60 minutes) $30.00.

Rainbow Warriors Music Video I. Produced for MTV, this video sets the images of Greenpeace activists in their most daring efforts to protect the environment to the music of the Greenpeace “Rainbow Warrior” album. It also contains footage of the artists who donated this music to Greenpeace - - U2, the Pretenders, Eurythmics, Sade, and others. (1989-4 minutes) $10.00.

Rainbow Warriors Music Video II. Additional cuts from the album (John Mellencamp, Sting, Bruce Hornsby, Terence Trent D'Arby) are set to exquisite images of nature. (1989-4 minutes) $10.00.

Ecology in Action. This portrayal of Greenpeace's development from a handful of protesters in 1971 to an international organization operating in eight countries by 1985 includes dramatic footage of whaling and sealing campaigns and efforts to halt dumping of nuclear waste at sea. (1986-60 minutes) $20.00.

The Nuclear Dream. This examination of the failed promise of nuclear power explains why (contrary to nuclear industry claims) nuclear power is not the solution to our energy crisis or to global warming. Produced by Greenpeace UK, The Nuclear Dream provides an international perspective on the issue, documents the tragic legacy of the Chernobyl disaster, and offers positive solutions for a nuclear-free future. (1991-17 minutes) $15.00.

This video explains the unique dangers posed by nuclear weapons at sea. A former Admiral of the US Navy explains how nuclear weapons aboard ships could become a trigger, not a deterrent, for nuclear war. Alarming statistics about naval nuclear weapons at sea threatens life on this planet. (1989-11 minutes) $15.00.

Incorporating archival footage of early experiments with atomic energy, this film explains how uranium and plutonium become fuel rods for nuclear power plants and atomic weapons. We follow the hazardous wastes from these processes on the journey to disposal, sometimes beyond international borders. (1984-28 minutes) $20.00.

A documentary of Greenpeace's efforts to halt nuclear waste dumping in the Atlantic Ocean by Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. Includes footage of Greenpeace activists trying to stop the dumping by sailing beneath huge, plummeting drums of radioactive waste. As a result of these efforts, the London Dumping Convention adopted a moratorium the dumping of hazardous waste at sea. (1983-34 minutes) $20.00.

We All Live Downstream. This is a journey down the Mississippi River with the Greenpeace Research ship Beluga, exploring the effects of toxic pollution on the country's most historic river. It provides an overview of the sources of toxic pollution in our nation's waterways and explains how the US environmental protection system permits this dumping. Concerned citizens who have seen firsthand the effects of the pollution inflicted upon their communities are fighting back in an effort to save the Mississippi and themselves. Distributed with a Citizen's Action Guide. Music by Nancy Griffith and blues musician John Jackson. Awards: CINE Golden Eagle, New York Film Expo Juror's Award, Columbus Film and Video Festival Bronze Award (1990-50 minutes) $30.00.

Planet Chlorine. In this animated short video, friendly aliens from outer space come to Earth through the hole in the ozone layer, but are disturbed to find chlorine destroying Earth's air, land, and water. Their message, “chlorine kills - without it we can live,” is heeded and Earth becomes a cleaner, safer place. (1993-3 minutes) $10.00.

Why All Landfills Leak. In this video taped lecture, Dr. Peter Montague of the Environmental Research Foundation explains in detail everything you need to know about landfills: how they are supposed to work, why they don’t work, and how toxic waste van leak into the soil and groundwater of your community. (1991-35 minutes) $10.00.

No Time To Waste. This documentary portrays the strength and diversity of the grassroots movement against toxic waste. It examines the effect of toxic waste sites on communities throughout the American West including the Navajo reservation in Dilcon, Arizona. Though the video focuses on western communities, it reflects the anger and frustration of citizens throughout the country who are plagued by toxics-related health problems and are unable to obtain adequate state or federal assistance. Award: CINE Golden Eagle (1989-30 minutes) $20.00.

The Rush To Burn. Every year American industry produces over $25 billion pounds of hazardous waste. Rather than reducing the amount of waste they generate, industries promote incineration as an ideal method of disposal. The Rush To Burn shows that incineration is not safe and that the government does not adequately regulate the process. The film also tells the stories of citizens who have discovered the dangers of these incinerators and are fighting to stop them. Hundreds of grassroots groups have used this tape in successful campaigns to defeat the siting of incinerators. (1989-35 minutes) $20.00.

Incineration Under Fire. Opposition to incineration unites community activists from the US with thousands of people across Europe. Featuring dramatic home video of a family escaping the poisonous emissions from an explosion at a neighboring incinerator, this portrayal of three European communities proves that the dangers of burning toxic waste are frighteningly real and universal. (1991-30 minutes) $20.00.

A Strand in the Web. This video documents the efforts of a small Navajo community to defeat the construction of a proposed hazardous waste dump on their reservation. Also available in Navajo. Award: American Indian Film Festival (1989-30 minutes) $20.00.

Before It's Too Late. Highlights six communities around the country fighting to shut down or prevent the construction of facilities that produce toxic waste. Award: Certificate of Creative Excellence, US Film and Video Festival (1988-20 minutes) $20.00.

Casmalia: Fighting a Deadly Neighbor. The struggle of one California community to shut down a hazardous waste dump that has created extensive health problems. (1988-20 minutes) $20.00.

From Sea To Shining Sea. The story of one New Jersey community's fight to shut down a pipeline discharging toxic waste directly into the Atlantic Ocean. Includes underwater footage of the discharge pipe, and Greenpeace divers plugging it in protest. (1985-20 minutes) $20.00.

Wasting the World. The Greenpeace Toxic Trade Campaign produced this video which explains how the Basel Convention and other regulatory mechanisms on the international trade in wastes continue to legalize toxic terrorism. Greenpeace campaigners and photographers visit some of the most polluted regions of the world and present hard evidence of environmental devastation caused by the “recycling” of western wastes. The investigators visit waste importing facilities in Romania, Slovenia, Indonesia, and Mexico, and present evidence of environmental devastation from waste imports in many other places around the world. (1992-13 minutes) $19.95.

How Green Is the Valley. In Natal, South Africa, in the lush “valley of a thousand hills,” the Umgeni River is being polluted by toxic waste from the world's largest mercury reprocessing plant. Children swim and play in a river contaminated by mercury at a level 1.5 million times the World Health Organization limit, according to samples taken by Greenpeace researchers. Some of the contamination can be traced to the US and European companies that shipped heir waste here between 1981 and 1992. The South African government, eager to gain foreign investment, encourages the trade which allows foreign companies to rid themselves of unwanted waste, exploit cheap labor from a disenfranchised and voiceless people, and contaminate their land and water. (1990-15 minutes) $15.00.

Waste Trade In Poland. When Poland opened its borders to Western investment and trade, it did not expect trade in hazardous waste. According to the Polish Environmental Department, 46,000 tons of foreign industrial waste entered the country in just two years. This video tells the story of an outraged Polish community that destroyed a local incinerator that was burning foreign waste. (1990-16 minutes) $15.00.

Farewell Ancient Mariner. This film exposes the threats to the international sea turtle population: residential development in sea turtle nesting areas, devastation from fishing nets, and the commercial harvest of tortoise shell. (1988-30 minutes) $20.00.

Voyage To Save the Whales. A documentary of Greenpeace's first campaigns to halt whale hunting by the Soviet whaling fleet in 1975. It includes dramatic footage of Greenpeace activists in the path of harpoons. (1978-30 minutes) $20.00.

You Can't Sink A Rainbow. (English, French, Dutch) The history and campaigns of the original Rainbow Warrior and the aims and future of the new Greenpeace flagship. NEWS FEATURE NF8904 Date: 1989 Duration: 14 MINS Issue: GREENPEACE.

Polish Waste Trade. (English and Polish) Greenpeace calls for a ban on the export of hazardous wastes. In Poland waste has been exported under the pretext of recycling and angry locals have destroyed a hazardous waste incinerator. VIDEO NEWS FEATURE NF9002 Date: OCT 1990 Duration: 12 MINS 50 SECS Issue: TOXICS.

Whale And Dolphin Video. Video for use with school children about whales and dolphins. Set to music, it provides a striking contrast between the beauty of the animals and factors contributing to their destruction. PROMO PN92113 Date: 16 JAN 1993 Duration: 10 MINS Issue: OCEAN ECOLOGY.

A Sanctuary For Whales In The Antarctic. (English) Video to promote the Antarctic Whale Sanctuary at the 1993 IWC meetíng in Japan PROMO PN92119 Date: MAY 1993 Duration: 8 MINS 54 SECS Issue: OCEAN ECOLOGY.

Nuclear Incineration - A Greenpeace Briefing. (English) PNE-Greenpeace has discovered a Russian plant to use nuclear explosions to incinerate toxic chemical and radioactive waste PROMO PN9229 Date: 14 MAY 1992 Duration: 8 MINS 58 SECS Issue: NUCLEAR CIVIL.

Save Our Seas-North Sea Promo. (English and French) Video about the North Sea made for Solo Tour Summer 1992 PROMO PN9250 Date: JUL 1992 Duration: 10 MINS 24 SECS Issue: TOXICS.

River Scheldt. (English, Dutch French) Video made for audiences visiting the MV Solo during its tour of the River Scheldt tour. Starting with pollution of the Scheldt, the video focuses on the Chlorine industry and the effects to the ecosystem due to direct discharges and incineration PROMO PN93008 Date: MAR 1993 Duration: 12 MINS 19 SECS Issue: TOXICS.

Mahogany-Roads Of Devastation. (English and Portuguese) A production by Greenpeace Brazil outlining the destruction of the forests to supply demands for mahogany. VIDEO NEWS FEATURE PN93010 Date: 12 FEB 1993 Duration: 14 MINS 35 SECS Issue: TERRESTRIAL ECOLOGY.

Rainbow Warrior Film Promo. Classic Greenpeace images set to REM pop song “It's The end of the World”. PROMO PN9302b Date: 29 MAR 1993 Duration: 03 MINS 20 SECS Issue: GREENPEACE.

PCV The Hidden Costs. (English and German) Lobby video against the use of PVC in building material. The video was shown at the American Institute of Architects' Annual Conference PROMO PN93034 Date: 10 JUN 1993 Duration: 15 MINS 33 SECS Issue: TOXICS.

A Deadly Legacy-The Navy's Secret. Lobby video illustrating the Yablokov Report. Includes an interview with Alexei Yablokov, Yeltsin's Environmental Advisor. The report was commissioned by Yeltsin to look into the dumping of radioactive waste into the seas surrounding the Russian Federation. The dumping has placed the Russian Federation in violation of The London Dumping Convention. VIDEO NEWS FEATURE PN93035 Date : 7 MAY 1993 Duration : 14 MINS 11 SECS Issue: NUCLEAR MILITARY.

Turning The Tide. Promotional video for MV Solo No Legal Pollution Irish Tour 1993. Aimed at raising public awareness and understanding of the need to phase out toxic chemicals, particularly organochlorines, and replace them with clean production methods PROMO PN93047 Date: 29 JUN 1993 Duration: 18 MINS 40 SECS Issue: TOXICS.

Global Fisheries Crisis. (English, French, Spanish) Summary of high seas fishing problems. Includes over fishing, unemployment, longlining and driftnets PROMO PN93067 Date: 2 JUL 1993 Duration: 12 MINS l7 SECS Issue: OCEAN ECOLOGY.

Poison In The Mediterranean. (English, French, Greek, Italian, Spanish) Promotional video shown on the Rainbow Warrior during its tour of the Mediterranean Summer 1993 PROMO PN93079 Date: AUG 1993 Duration: 12 MINS 45 SECS Issue: TOXICS.

Mediterranean Sea Project. (English, Arabic, French, Greek, Italian, Spanish, Turkish) Promotional video focusing on the work and crew of the Sirius, the flagship of the Mediterranean campaign. PROMO PR9102 Date: JUL 1991 Duration: 30 MINS 55 SECS Issue: OCEAN ECOLOGY.

The Land Of Vanishing Rivers. The Okavango Delta, Botswana is in danger of being dredged for a regional water scheme & vetinary cordon fences are affecting the migratory patterns of wildlife. GP seeks World Heritage protection. VIDEO NEWS FEATURE VNF9101 Date: APR 1991 Duration: 21 MINS Issue: TERRESTRIAL ECOLOGY.

Dumping By Another Name-Bilbao Waste Trade. Toxic waste (steel dust/slag, computers and cars) from Europe is being dumped and reprocessed at Bilbao in Spain under the guise of recycling due to a loophole in the toxic waste trade laws. VIDEO NEWS FEATURE VNF9102 Date: 26 JUN 1991 Duration: 13 MINS 48 SECS Issue: TOXICS.

Slaughter In Paradise-Sea Turtles In Indonesia. In Indonesia; Green and Hawksbill turtles are being threatened with extinction. Slaughtered, not only for local consumption, but also to provide trinkets and souvenirs for tourists. This continues despite a local governor's decree and an international agreement under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) to protect turtles and ban trade of their products. VIDEO NEWS FEATURE VNF9103 Date: 9 JUL 1991 Duration: 8 MINS 48 SECS Issue: OCEAN ECOLOGY.

Save The Seas From Driftnets-English. UN Fishing-Lobby feature calling for a ban on large-scale driftnets and for the implementation of UN Resolution 44/225 VIDEO NEWS FEATURE VNF9104 Date: 25 OCT 1991 Duration: 16 MINS Issue: OCEAN ECOLOGY.

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Emerging Impacts of Climate Change: How Lucky Do You Feel? 1993. From the devastation of Hurricane Andrew in Florida to the deteriorating tundra in Arctic Alaska, the warning signs of climate change are all around us. Copyright Greenpeace International, 24 pages. $15.00.

Natural Gas: Bridging Fuel or Roadblock to Clean Energy. 1993. This report provides an overview of the seldom discussed problems created by natural as. Copyright Greenpeace. 60 pages. $5.00.

Climate Change and the Insurance Industry: Solidarity Among the Risk Community? 1992. Climate disasters are already taking a tremendous toll on many of the major insurance carriers and many are beginning to realize that climate change could bring about the collapse of the entire industry. Copyright Greenpeace International. 46 pages. $5.00.

Climbing Out Of The Ozone Hole. A Preliminary Survey Of Alternatives To Ozone-Depleting Chemicals. 1992. This report looks at the problem of ozone depletion, including recent scientific developments, the use of HCFCs and HFCs, and Greenpeace's response to the crisis. The second part of the report surveys alternatives. Copyright Greenpeace International. 40 pages. $25.00. For non-profits and Greenpeace supporters, $8.00.

Energy For Employment: How To Heat Up The Economy, Not The Planet. 1992. This report dispels the myth that the economy and the environment are competing interests. Rather, green technologies offer many new possibilities for job creation and economic growth. Investments in clean energy now will not only help stave off the threat of global warming, they also can employ more people while reinvigorating the economy and enhancing US competitiveness. Copyright Greenpeace. 39 pages. $5.00.

The Environmental Impact Of The Car. 1992. An examination of all aspects of the auto industry. part one looks on historical and future trends, part two at environmental impacts such as global warming; air pollution; discovering. transporting; and using oil; resource cost of making cars, road safety, and cities. Part three examines the car lobby. The report concludes with recommendations for a reformulation of transportation policy. Copyright Greenpeace. 60 pages. $5.00.

The North American Free Trade Agreement And Energy Trade (NAFTA). 1992. This report demonstrates how US energy reform, currently under consideration by the Clinton administration could be significantly undermined by the passage of NAFTA. As currently written NAFTA perpetuates North America's heavy reliance on finite and polluting fossil supplies. It undermines efforts underway in all three countries to integrate demand-side management and renewable energy technologies. It will also result in the export of US jobs. Copyright Greenpeace. 41 pages. $5.00.

Dinosaur's Path: The Exxon Valdez, Oil and National Security. 1990. An analysis of the flawed US energy strategy and an examination of the Exxon Valdez oil spill. Copyright Greenpeace International. 23 pages. $5.00.

Neptune Papers No. 7: Nuclear Propulsion at Sea. This report outlines the history and legacy of the world's nuclear-power navies. Copyright Greenpeace International. Forthcoming late-1993. $5.00.

Trip Report: Greenpeace Visit to Moscow and Russian Far East July - November 1992. Subject: Russian Navy Nuclear Submarine Safety, Construction, Defense Conversion, Decommissioning, and Nuclear Waste Disposal Problems. 15 February 1993. Copyright Greenpeace. 90 pages with supporting documents. $15.00.

Russian language original of the Yablokov Commission's report - “Facts and Problems Related to Dumping of Radioactive Waste at Seas Washing the Territory of the Russian Federation.” Materials of the Report of the Governmental Commission for Questions related to Dumping of Radioactive Waste at Sea that was created by the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation from October 24, 1992. No. 613-RD. Copyright Administration of the President of the Russian Federation. 108 pages. $15.00.

The English translation of the Yablokov Commission's report done by Greenpeace Moscow with additional supporting documents. 140 pages. $20.00

Fiscal Fission: The Economic Failure Of Nuclear Power. 1992. This report writes the bottom line for the massive government, industry, and ratepayer investment in commercial reactors. Produced by Komanoff Energy Associates, Fiscal Fission shows that commercial atomic power has thus far cost $492 billion, $97 billion in the form of federal subsidies. Investments and subsidies from 1950 to 1990 are delineated showing the remarkable excess cost of US nuclear power versus virtually any alternative. 83 pages. $50.00. Nonprofits and Greenpeace supporters $20.00.

The IAEA File. 1992. A briefing document prepared for the general conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, Austria, September 21-25, 1992. Published by Greenpeace International. 16 pages. $5.00.

Taking Stock: US Nuclear Development at the End of the Cold War. 1992. This report ranks 25 states and seven European countries that host US nuclear weapons and explains the largest shift in deployment of US warheads since the 1950s. Published by Greenpeace and the Natural Resources Defense Council. 33 pages. $5.00.

Preliminary Report: Greenpeace Visit to Vladivostok and Areas Around the Chazma Bay and Bolshoi Kamen Submarine Repair and Refuelling Facilities 9-19 October 1991. 6 November 1991. Copyright Greenpeace. 20 pages. $5.00.

Preliminary Report on: Greenpeace Visit to Closed City of Severodvinsk 1-2 October 1991. October 1991. Copyright Greenpeace. 5 pages. $5.00.

Nuclear Weapons and the Persian Gulf. 1991. Copyright Greenpeace. 29 pages. $5.00.

On Impact: Modern Warfare and the Environment: A Case Study of the Gulf War. 1991. The most comprehensive analysis yet on the Gulf War. The report catalogs the damage done to the human, natural, and human-made environment in what the authors call “the most momentous and destructive war in modern history.” At a time when the Pentagon refuses “to count bodies” the report also includes a casualty estimate from the war and its aftermath. A new casualty estimate through mid-July 1991 is also included. Copyright Greenpeace. 171 pages. $15.00.

Briefing Document on the Naval Nuclear Arms Race. 1990. Copyright Greenpeace. 23 pages. No charge.

Neptune Papers No. 6: Naval Nuclear Weapons in Sweden. 1990. This report documents that US Navy ships visiting Swedish ports between 1960 and 1989 routinely carried nuclear weapons in violation of Swedish non-nuclear policy. Copyright Greenpeace. 99 pages. (Out of print, photo copies available only). $5.00.

Neptune Papers 5: Nuclear Warships and naval Nuclear Weapons 1990: A Complete Inventory. Updates Neptune Paper No. 2 and examines the changes in naval nuclear forces in the past two years. Copyright Greenpeace. 108 pages. $5.00.

Neptune Papers 4: Naval Safety 1989: Year of the Accident. (April 1990). A survey of worldwide naval accidents in 1989 and provides data on US naval accident trends in the 1980s. Copyright Greenpeace. 26 pages. $5.00.

Neptune Papers 3: Naval Accidents 1945 - 1988. 1989. Analyses worldwide naval accidents, with particular attention to nuclear-related accidents from 1945 to 1988. Copyright Greenpeace. 83 pages. $5.00.

The Nuclear Arms Race at Sea. 1987 Greenpeace/Institute Policy Studies, October 1987. An overview of the naval arms race in the 1980s. Copyright Greenpeace. 46 pages. (Out of print, photo copies available only).$10.00.

In The Race for Tuna... Dolphins Aren't the Only Sacrifice. 1993. This report exposes the myth of “Dolphin Safe” Tuna and how it is used as a PR ploy by the powerful tuna industry that encourages reckless, uncontrolled fishing in most of the world's oceans and contributes to the growing global fisheries crisis. Copyright Greenpeace International. 20 pages. $5.00.

It Can't Go On Forever: The Implications of the Global Grab for Declining Fish Stocks. July 1993. Fishing today is a massive global industry with the capability to radically alter the balance of nature in marine ecosystems around the world with devastating consequences. This report examines the implications of the crisis and offers the Greenpeace approach to fisheries. Copyright Greenpeace International. 20 pages. $5.00.

Whales In A Changing Ocean. 1993. A look at the threats to the marine environment, home to the great whale populations, from human activities including climate change, the effects of increased UV-B radiation from a diminishing ozone layer, pollution by organochlorine compounds; and increasingly intensive fisheries. Copyright Greenpeace International. 29 pages. $5.00.

The Barents Sea: A Pantry. 1991. Translation of a report published by Greenpeace Norway covering seabird, fisheries, sealing, petroleum, and nuclear weapons issues. Copyright Greenpeace. 35 pages. $5.00.

Disappearing Dolphins. 1991. A report on problems affecting small cetaceans throughout the world. Copyright Greenpeace. 25 pages. $5.00.

A Review of the Bioaccumulative Effects of Pollution on Marine Turtles. 1991. Copyright Greenpeace. 30 pages. $10.00.

World Driftnet Map. 1991. This map shows the waters where the driftnet fleets “stripmine the sea,” and their devastating impact on target fish populations and the entire marine ecosystem. Copyright Greenpeace. $5.00.

The Baltic Sea: Live Or Let Die. 1990. Copyright Greenpeace International. 30 pages. $5.00.

Greenpeace Initial Statement to the 49th Annual Meeting of the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC). 1990 Greenpeace expresses its concern about the tuna/dolphin problem to the participants of the IATTC. Copyright Greenpeace International. Available in English and Spanish. 2 pages. No charge

Greenpeace: Mediterranean. 1990. Copyright Greenpeace International. 20 pages. $5.00.

Alternative Technologies for the Detoxification of Chemical Weapons: An Information Document. 1991. A technical document prepared by Alfred Picardi. Copyright Greenpeace International. 200 pages. $10.00.

Radioactivity in Plankton: Outside the 12 Mile Exclusion Zone of the French Nuclear Test Site. 1991. Report of the 1990 scientific mission of the Rainbow Warrior, the Greenpeace flagship. Copyright Greenpeace International. 13 pages. $5.00.

Pollution for the Marshall Islands Equals Profits for the US: An updated report on Admiralty Pacific and Micromar proposals to export US waste to the Marshall Islands. 1990. Copyright Greenpeace International. 23 pages. $5.00.

Review of Johnston Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal System. 1990. Analysis of the final supplemental Army Department Environmental Impact Study (EIS) with reference to Johnston Atoll. Copyright Greenpeace International. 103 pages. $5.00.

Testimonies: Excerpts from Personal Accounts of French Nuclear Testing in Polynesia. 1990. Copyright Greenpeace International. 72 pages. $5.00.

Creating a Nuclear Free Zone That Is True to Its Name: The Nuclear Free Zone Concept and a Model Treaty. 1989. Copyright Greenpeace International. 137 pages. $5.00.

French Nuclear Testing 1960-1988. 1989. Atmospheric and underground testing in Algeria and the Pacific. Copyright Greenpeace International. 63 pages. $5.00.

Waste Traders Target the Marshall Islands: A Greenpeace report on the Admiralty Pacific Company's proposals to dispose of US municipal garbage in the Marshall Islands. 1989. Copyright Greenpeace International. 32 pages. $5.00.

See Toxic Trade

Hazardous Waste Incineration: Impacts On Agriculture. 1993. This report looks at contamination of the food chain from hazardous waste incinerators. Copyright Greenpeace. 20 pages. $3.00.

Breast Cancer and the Environment: The Chlorine Connection (second edition) 1993. The worldwide increase in breast cancer rates has occurred during the same period in which the global environment has become contaminated with industrial synthetic chemicals, including the toxic and persistent “organochlorines.” This report examines the contribution synthetic chemicals may have to the increasing rates in breast cancer. Copyright Greenpeace. 25 pages. $5.00.

Playing With Fire. 1991. A comprehensive report on hazardous waste incineration addressing the theory and practice of incineration. Covers the release of unburned wastes and metals, products of incomplete combustion (PICs), the hazards associated with ash residues, and health and environmental impacts. Copyright Greenpeace. 63 pages. $10.00.

The Product is the Poison: The Case for a Chlorine Phase Out. 1991. This report exposes the threat posed to the global community and the Great Lakes ecosystem by industrial production of chlorine, its releases, and by-products. Copyright Greenpeace. 59 pages. $5.00.

The Product is the Poison, Part 2: Chlorinated Solvents and the Great Lakes Auto Industry. 1991. This report examines five industrial chemicals widely used by the auto, metalworking, manufacturing, and electronic industries. These chemicals are a major source of toxic pollution in the Great Lakes and contribute an estimated annual 6.8 million pounds of persistent and bioaccumulative toxic chemicals to the Great Lakes. Copyright Greenpeace. 31 pages. $5.00.

Trash Into Cash. 1991. An abstract of the Greenpeace report on Waste Management, Incr.’s environmental crimes and misdeeds. This is the short version of our full encyclopedia on the world's largest waste disposal company. Copyright Greenpeace. 37 pages. $5.00.

Waste Management, Inc.: An Encyclopedia of Environmental Crimes and Misdeeds. 1991. The “big book” on Waste Management, Inc., the world's largest disposal company. Copyright Greenpeace. 285 pages. $50.00. For non-profits and Greenpeace supporters, $20.00.

Breaking Down the Degradable Plastics Scam. 1990. This report uncovers the truth behind manufacturers' claims of so-called environmentally-safe and biodegradable plastics. Copyright Greenpeace. 97 pages. $5.00.

A Citizen's Toxic Waste Audit Manual. 1990. This guide has been prepared to assist citizens in uncovering and identifying the pollution produced by local facilities. A waste audit is an assessment of the types and amounts of chemical wastes that are being emitted by a particular facility in a community. Copyright Greenpeace. 71 pages. $5.00.

The Greenpeace Guide to Paper. 1990. This booklet examines the process of paper production and outlines its impact on the environment. Copyright Greenpeace. 56 pages. $3.00.

A Shot in the Dark: Underground Injection of Hazardous Waste. 1990. This report examines one of the cheapest and most poorly regulated of all disposal methods. Copyright Greenpeace. 31 pages. $5.00.

Liquid Waste Disposal Inc., The Greenpeace Report. 1989. A report of the operating violations and unsound practices of the hazardous waste incineration firm, Liquid Waste Disposal. Copyright Greenpeace. 80 pages. $5.00.

The Politics of Penta. 1989. This report exposes EPA collusion with the wood preservatives industry that has allowed one of the country's worst dioxin polluters to avoid strict regulation. Copyright Greenpeace. 148 pages. $5.00.

Sham Recyclers, Part I: Hazardous Waste Incineration in Cement and Aggregate Kilns. 1989. This report examines the EPA loophole that allows hazardous waste to be incinerated as a fuel in unregulated kilns. Copyright Greenpeace. 45 pages. $5.00.

We All Live Downstream: The Mississippi River and the National Toxics Crisis. 1989. The most comprehensive report to date detailing the catastrophic state of the country’s largest river. Copyright Greenpeace. 181 pages. $10.00.

Burn Out: Danger in Chicago’s Garbage Incinerator Program. 1988. A study of how Chicago’s garbage incineration program poses an immediate threat to human health and the urban economy. Copyright Greenpeace. 30 pages. $5.00.

Great Lakes: An Abused Ecosystem. 1988. This booklet focuses on some of the most contaminated sites in the Great Lakes basin and examines waste disposal options used by the governments bordering the Great Lakes. Copyright Greenpeace. 23 pages. $5.00.

Hazardous Waste Incineration in New Jersey. 1988. This report details some of the problems with the current hazardous waste incinerators in New Jersey. It examines proposals for new incinerators and looks at what can be done to avoid the dangerous addition to the state's toxic burden. Copyright Greenpeace. 25 pages. $5.00.

International Paper: A Greenpeace Report. 1988. A study of the world's largest pulp and paper company and polluter. Copyright Greenpeace. 28 pages. $5.00.

Marine Shale Processors, Inc. 1988. Sham recycling and hazardous waste incineration in Amelia, Louisiana. Copyright Greenpeace. 17 pages. $5.00.

Monsanto Corporation: A Greenpeace Report. 1988. A study of Monsanto Corporation's toxic discharge into the Mississippi River. Copyright Greenpeace. 20 pages. $10.00.

Mortality and Toxics Along the Mississippi River. 1988. A study of mortality rates and toxic pollution in cities and counties along the Mississippi. Copyright Greenpeace. 112 pages. $5.00.

Pentachlorophenol: Poison on Your Street. 1988. This report defines the impact of the wood preservative penta in the Puget Sound region and presents safe alternatives. Copyright Greenpeace. 67 pages. $10.00.

Time to Cut Calvert City's Toxic Waste. 1988. A study of the industrial complex in Calvert City, Kentucky, responsible for at least 20.2 million pounds of toxic waste each year. Copyright Greenpeace. 21 pages. $5.00.

Toxic Waste and Mortality in Louisiana's Chemical Corridor. 1988. A study of the concentration of manufacturers, users, emitters, and discharges of toxic chemicals and the mortality and cancer rates along the Mississippi between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Copyright Greenpeace. 56 pages. $5.00.

Du Pont Chambers Works. 1987. A study of one of the country's largest chemical manufacturers and producer of CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons) and HCFCs and solid hazardous waste. Du Pont also runs treatment facilities for commercial hazardous waste. Copyright Greenpeace. 14 pages. $5.00.

Incineration in Louisiana. 1987. A report on hazardous waste burners operating and proposed for Louisiana. It offers environmentally-safe recommendations. Copyright Greenpeace. 24 pages. $5.00.

Pelaroid: Instant Pollution, #1 in Toxic Waste. 1987. An environmental review of the worst toxic polluter on Boston Harbor. Copyright Greenpeace. 9 pages. $5.00.

Recycle or Burn: Hennepin County Incinerator. 1987. A report on the incinerator proposed for downtown Minneapolis. Copyright Greenpeace. 28 pages. $5.00.

Boston Harbor Toxics Project. 1985. A report on toxic discharges into the Boston Harbor and its tributaries by companies along the harbor, nonpoint sources, and companies connected to the sewer system. Copyright Greenpeace. 20 pages. $5.00.

Incineration of Hazardous Waste. 1985. A report of the hazards and alternatives to the Stauffer Chemical Company's toxic waste incineration proposal. Copyright Greenpeace. 7 pages. $5.00.

License to Pollute: Discharge in Washington State. 1985. A report on major toxic discharges in Washington State whose permits were renewed under the Federal Clean Water Act's “Pollution Permit” program, the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System. Copyright Greenpeace. 97 pages. $5.00.

Greenpeace Toxic Trade Update. This quarterly newsletter contains the latest information on developments in the international trade in toxic wastes, toxic products, and toxic technologies. It includes international legislative affairs, grassroots movements against toxic trade, and recent toxic trade schemes. Copyright Greenpeace. Annual subscription is $10.00 student, $20.00 standard, $50.00 corporate.

Annotations By Greenpeace International On the Agenda of the Meeting: Prepared for the First Conference of Parties to the Basel Convention, November 30 - December 4, 1992, Piriapolis, Uruguay. This paper evaluates the Basel Convention on the Transboundary Movement of Hazardous Wastes. It includes stark examples of the failure of “Prior Informed Consent,” and the need for a total ban. It also includes several examples of actual waste trade contracts signed by government officials. Copyright Greenpeace International. 35 pages. $10.00.

Dioxin Factories: A Study of the creation and discharge of dioxins and other organochlorines from the production of PVC. 1993. Copyright Greenpeace International. 19 pages. $5.00.

The Need for a New Approach to Locust Control. 1993. Greenpeace International prepared this report for the FAO International Workshop on Research and Planning for Desert Locust Control held in Morocco, May 24 - 28, 1993. The report provides an overview of environmental problems relating to pesticides, quantifies the gravity of the locust plague, discusses the economics of the locust control program, and suggests alternative methods of locust control. Copyright Greenpeace International. 11 pages. $5.00.

Plastic Waste to Indonesia: The Invasion of the Little Green Dots. 1993 Greenpeace documents 16 waste export schemes to Indonesia, all of which are sham recycling schemes. Copies are available in English and German. Copyright Greenpeace International. 35 pages. $10.00.

Toxic Waste in Disguise. 1993. This is a series of fact sheets detailing the environmental implications of polyvinyl chloride (PVC). The packet is divided into ten fact sheets, providing overviews of the PVC industry and efforts to phase out the use of PVC. Copies are available in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Copyright Greenpeace International. $5.00.

Waste Trade Free Zone Community Action Kit. 1993. This Greenpeace Toxic Trade Campaign resource is a new campaigning tool for people trying to ban the international trade in wastes. The it is a compilation of written material from the Greenpeace Waste Trade Project and several other non-Greenpeace documents. It is designed for students, grassroots activists, community groups, church groups, and other interested parties who want their own town officials to stop the export of wastes from their communities. Although the main focus of the kit is the export of wastes, the techniques, tools and skills described can be used to campaign on any issue, from getting a road repaired to opposing the military budget. The kit is designed for activism in the US, but could be used for activists in other countries. There are valuable tips on how to lobby public officials, organize demonstrations, talk to the media and more. Copyright Greenpeace. $3.00.

Wheels of Misfortune. 1993. This report discusses a proposal by three Houston, Texas-based tire recycling companies to ship over 50,000 pounds of shredded tires to Central America. The tires are intended to be burned in a cement kiln in Honduras. Environmental and health problems associated with the burning of tires are discussed in the report. Greenpeace calls on the US government and the state of Texas to ban waste exports. Copyright Greenpeace. 10 pages. $5.00.

The Greenpeace Book of Greenwash. 1992. A look at corporate behavior exposes the reality hidden under the green image being created by TNCs. Despite their new rhetoric, TNCs are not saviors of the environment or one of the world's poor, but remain the primary creators and peddlers of dirty, dangerous, and unsustainable technologies. Nine corporations are examined in this booklet. 32 pages. $10.00. Also available are Greenwash case studies on ICI, Bayer, Siemens, ABB, Alcoa, BFI, Ciba-Geigy, Dow, International Paper, Mobil, Monsanto, and Norsk Hydro. Copyright Greenpeace. 5 pages each. $5.00 each.

Dumping on our World Neighbors: The International Trade in Hazardous Waste and the Case for an Immediate Ban on All Hazardous Waste Exports from Industrialized to Less-Industrialized Countries. 1992. This article appeared in the Green Globe Yearbook 1992. The article gives an excellent overview of the international trade in toxic wastes. Copyright Greenpeace International. 14 pages. $5.00.

FMC/Wath Recycling. 1992. This report describes an international waste trade scandal that began in 1989 when US waste brokers from Amlon Metals Inc. purchased 403 tons of heavily contaminated copper hydroxide sludge from the US multinational chemical company known as FMC Corporation. Amlon sent the waste to a UK metals reclamation plant called Wath Recycling where it was discovered that the wastes were not what Wath had ordered. Copyright Greenpeace International. 24 pages. $5.00.

Romania: The Toxic Assault. 1992. Greenpeace Germany produced this report which illustrates the illicit dumping of West European wastes in Romania. The report is available in English and German. Copyright Greenpeace International. 35 pages. $10.00.

The Great Cover-Up: Transport and Dumping of Foreign Hazardous Wastes in Almaden, Spain. 1991. The report, produced by Greenpeace Spain and Greenpeace International, exposes an international environmental disaster that occurred on the property of a mine owned by the Spanish Government known as Minas de Almaden. Throughout the 1980s, at least 25 industries located in the countries of Australia, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK, and the US sent their mercury-contaminated hazardous wastes to the remote rural district of central Spain. The wastes were intended for recycling purposes but were simply stored in 5 dump sites open to the weather. Copyright Greenpeace International. 50 pages. $10.00.

US Hazardous Waste Dumping in Bangladesh: The Toxic Fertilizer Crisis. 1992. Greenpeace and the Dhaka-based organization UBINIG (Policy Research for Development Alternatives) produced this report that documents the export and dumping of lead- and cadmium-contaminated fertilizer from the US in Bangladesh. Copyright Greenpeace. 11 pages. $10.00.

Waste Attacks on the New Baltic States: Waste Export Projects of Western Companies to Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia 1989 - 1992. Greenpeace documents 19 waste export schemes involving the Baltic Republics. Copies available in English and German. Copyright Greenpeace. 23 pages. $10.00.

We've Been Had! Seattle's Plastic Recycling Myth. 1992. This report reveals the myth of “recyclable” plastics in Seattle, Washington. Annual plastic waste export figures are provided as are analyses of the largest plastic waste recycling facilities in the city. Also summarized is the plastics recycling industry in Asia. Copyright Greenpeace. 13 pages. $5.00.

When Green is Not: The OECD's “Green” List As An Instrument of Hazardous Waste De-Regulation. 1992. This document provides a scientific and policy review of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's recently adopted Red, Amber Green policy. Copyright Greenpeace International. 39 pages. $10.00.

Avoiding Western Mistakes: A Guide to Clean Investment in Eastern and Central Europe. 1991. This document was prepared by Greenpeace International for the Conference on the Environment, Industry and Investment Decisions, November 20-22, 1991, in Budapest, Hungary. Copyright Greenpeace International. 38 pages. $5.00.

Dumping by Another Name: The Recycling of Imported Hazardous Waste in Bilbao, Spain, by the ASER Company. 1991. This report reveals the devastating environmental abuse that the city of Bilbao, Spain, has suffered from the importation of hazardous wastes in the form of metalscraps, slags, and filter dusts. Greenpeace focuses on the ASER company, which releases many thousands of tons of heavy metals processed by ASER (an estimated 61%) come from heavily industrialized countries in northern Europe. Copyright Greenpeace International. 57 pages. Available in Spanish and English. $10.00.

German Waste in Essex. 1991. This document uncovers the shipment of 470 tons of German wastes to the UK. The wastes consisted of laboratory chemicals, paint thinners, residues, sealant solvents, and other toxic substances. Some of the waste was disposed of in Essex, UK, some was returned to Germany, and some was sent to Poland. Copyright Greenpeace International. 24 pages. $10.00.

The Single European Dump: Free Trade in Hazardous and Nuclear Wastes in the New Europe. 1991. This document illustrates how the union of the European Community denotes environmental doom for the continent. The EEC Treaty gives precedence to market considerations over environmental considerations in many instances. With the new economic legislation, hazardous waste will move freely around the continent and be difficult to monitor and control. The report concludes that without dramatic amendments to the EEC Treaty itself, a single European market can easily become a Single European Dump. Copyright Greenpeace International. 32 pages. $10.00.

The Toxic Threat to Indian Lands. 1991. This report discusses how major polluting industries in the US have attempted to exploit and threaten the sovereignty of Native Americans and their environment. The report cites 53 different industrial schemes to develop large waste disposal facilities on Indian lands. Copyright Greenpeace. 17 pages. $5.00.

Poland: The Waste Invasion. November 1990. Greenpeace reveals 65 waste trade schemes in which Poland was targeted as the recipient of Western hazardous wastes. Most of the schemes were plotted during 1989 and 1990. The tally represents only 6 months of research and collection. Copyright Greenpeace International. 47 pages. $5.00.

Pollution for the Marshall Islands Equals Profits for the US: An Updated Greenpeace Report on Admiralty Pacific's and Micromar's Proposals to Export US Waste to the Marshall Islands. 1990. Copyright Greenpeace International. 23 pages. $5.00.

Michigan's International Waste Imports: An Inventory of Canadian Waste Shipments into Michigan 1988-1991. This report reveals all of the Canadian notifications that the US Environmental Protection Agency received for proposed hazardous waste imports into Michigan from 1988 through February 1991. Canadian companies proposed shipping over 11,653 loads totaling 83 million gallons (302 million liters or 665 pounds) of hazardous waste to Michigan during these 4 years. Copyright Greenpeace. 41 pages. $5.00.

Waste Traders Target the Marshall Islands: A Greenpeace Report on Admiralty Pacific's Proposal to Dispose of US Municipal Garbage in the Marshall Islands. 1989. Copyright Greenpeace International. 32 pages. $5.00.

Burnt Offerings I (September, 1987) and Burnt Offerings II (February, 1988). These two reports chronicle the planned dumping of Philadelphia's incinerator ash in Panama and the actual dumping of them in Haiti. Copyright Greenpeace. 44 pages. $5.00 each.

Never Registered Pesticides: Rejected Toxics Join the Circle of Poison. Four Case Studies of Pesticides Manufactured by DowElanco, Mobay Corporation, Monsanto Agricultural Company. 1990. Case studies of four pesticides rejected for US use but exported overseas. Examines US pesticide export policy and problems. Copyright Greenpeace. 26 pages. $5.00.

Exporting Banned Pesticides: Fueling the Circle of Poison. 1989. A case-study of Memphis' Velsicol Chemical Corporation and its export of chlordane and heptachlor to developing countries around the world. Copyright Greenpeace. $5.00.

The Greenpeace Guide To Anti-Environmental Organizations. This book is an eye opener for anyone who cares about the planet. It's also an excellent guide for activists who need to know what they are up against and for contributors to environmental causes who want to make sure their support is going to the right place. So don't be fooled by a green facade-look them up here first. 110 pages. $5.00. To order this book only call 1 800 REAL STORY.

Global Warming: The Greenpeace Report. Written by leading scientists and energy analysts from around the world, this book explains the scientific data and threat of global warming. Commissioned as a shadow document to the findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the report outlines the urgent measures policy-makers ought to adopt if we are to escape global warming. 554 pages, charts and diagrams, softcover; Oxford University Press. $14.95.

Greenpeace Book of Antarctica. Written in a highly accessible style, this fascinating book documents the physical features of the continent and its surprisingly abundant wildlife. It tells of exploratory voyages and exploitation, reveals the research now underway and the efforts to preserve its awesome beauty. 190 pages, many color plates, hardcover; Doubleday; $24.95.

Greenpeace Book of Dolphins. This beautifully photographed, authoritative tribute will take you onto every area of human contact, both scientific and artistic, with the mysterious, awe inspiring and ultimately friendly world of the dolphin. 158 pages, many color plates, hardcover; Sterling Publishing; $29.95.

Greenpeace Book of the Nuclear Age. A book about accidents and risk, the nature of chance and the oppressive weight of secrecy, about official lies and the true cost of atomic energy. A searing document incorporating technical information, history and politics. 378 pages, softcover; Random House; $14.95.