Making Up is Hard to Do

After five years, Kimberly-Clark (the world's largest tissue producer) and Greenpeace announce the successful resolution of the Kleercut campaign -- and the start of a new collaborative relationship focused on protecting ancient forests. For more info, visit: www.greenpeace.org/kleercut.

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[Riverbloodorg]

I'm glad K-C gave in to this, but I still don't think paper mills are very clean and healthy for the air and water they're built on. It's still best not to use a lot of paper products, no matter how sustainable they become. The valley where Kimberly-Clark began is still infested with so many mills and you can hardly breathe when near them. I'd like to take a survey of how many people have respiratory problems in the area vs other areas.

[zyrilo]

very ecological toothpaste for your brain

[zyrilo]

wow awesome incredible !!!

[Casadh]

And the details of that resolution....

[KoolaidMolestors]

It's a thank you to Kimberly Clarke and a celebration of the successful resolution of the campaign.

[ted939]

I was wondering the same thing. I love Greenpeace's efforts, and I've given them my support, but this video doesn't really do much. What's it about?

[liberator328]

fail

[Joxxol]

Kind of long-winded and I am still not sure what point it was trying to make. Something about clear cutting and tissue paper, but how does it tie into the mirror discussion?

[PuckiZuckiCucki]

deberías dejar de decir cualquier cosa...

cuantos años tienes?...11?...9?.

Madura

[Dariians]

global warming (L)