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To: Eric who wrote (61898)	12/10/2014 8:57:25 PM
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Eco-Vandals strike in Peru: Peru officials expressed dismay after Greenpeace environmental activists trod on the ancient geoglyphs of Nazca in Peru, to place a huge message printed in removable cloth urging the world to use renewable energy. The non-profit organization has certainly gained the world-wide attention they were hoping for, but for the wrong reasons, their positive message stained by their irresponsible actions. Greenpeace treads on ancient Nazca lines site to urge renewable energy Peru officials expressed dismay after Greenpeace environmental activists trod on the ancient geoglyphs of Nazca in Peru, to place a huge message printed in...

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