Logging Company Wants to Sue Greenpeace Out of Existence

After receiving criticism from Greenpeace for its irresponsible practices, Resolute Forest Products (Canada's largest logging company) decided to sue Greenpeace Canada, and then years later also sue Greenpeace USA and Greenpeace International.

Three Greenpeace Forest campaigners who were individually named in the suits describe what this experience has been like. They also talk about their own connections to nature, the importance of the Boreal forest, and how a lawsuit against Greenpeace could end up endangering free speech everywhere.

[baxtersoupmmm]

What if the plaintiff had to be an individual representative and if they lost they were personally held liable for the amount the company is seeking from each of the defendants? Must be nice when you have little skin in the game. I only hope our legal system sees through the obvious bully tactics and protects these future conscious individuals. Thank you for your perseverance.

[kensarasin]

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[ryanwilkie]

That's what happens when you make fraudulent claims and slander a company with made up facts and opinion based commentary.... Canada's forest policies are at the forefront of environmental standards. Maybe they should actually fact-check and maybe study the system they claim to know.

[kensarasin]

Sue them until they are goneey rfused becausey refused rraised millions and spent it flying allover and paying themselves big money. When they were asked for a video conference th