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Why Enbridge is afraid of Ta’Kaiya Blaney
By Greenpeace Canada
Thursday, March 24, 2011
In my work for Greenpeace I meet special people pretty regularly. And by special, I mean people who do the most unexpected things in the most wonderful ways.
Meet Ta’Kaiya. She’s a ten-year old girl from North Vancouver who, while learning about sea otters in her home-school, became concerned about the devastation oil tankers would cause to B.C.’s coast.
When she learned about Enbridge’s proposal to build an oil pipeline from the Alberta Tar Sands to the Great Bear Rainforest, bringing more than 200 oil tankers per year to this pristine coast, she got really worried. So, she wrote a song about her concerns. And it’s good…really good.
View the video on the Greenpeace website
Tagged with: first nations, enbridge, northern gateway, greenpeace canada, oil tankers
