the green dam and resource company is the largest redwood landowner the largest single redwood landowner and they have about four hundred thirty thousand acres which is far bigger than any of the parks. and their target age their age they want to clear cut is forty five years old and you know that's just pretty much tree farming these trees can grow to be thousands of years old so when you're just continually stunting it to a maximum of forty five or fifty years it's not a forest at all it's just a tree farm. thank you. the forest here was cut down about five years ago that's what most a green dams land looks like is really small scrubby trees and brush. countering it's. the see all the tree is. i think it's about seventy. we don't really recognize their right to claim ownership of this land when all they're doing is exploiting it. was. a. first person of the movement they were part of. one of the main mottos of earth first is no compromise in the defense of mother earth. want them to stop clear cutting we want them to stop using herbicides want them to not log on steep an unstable hills

the forest here was cut down about five years ago that's what most a green dam is land looks like is really small scrubby trees and brush. capturing. the scale of the tree is i think it's about seventy we don't really recognize their right to claim ownership of this land when all they're doing is exploiting it. first is the movement they were part of. one of the main mottos of earth first is no compromise in the defense of mother earth. brought them to stop clear cutting we want them to stop using herbicides we want them to not log on steep an unstable hillsides because a lot of erosion and landslides and we want them to not cut anymore or growth ever . just. right here to protect the ecosystems that we rely on her survival and really that everyone on this earth relies on because these trees soak up huge amounts of carbon at the atmosphere and if this forest was allowed to grow to its full potential it would greatly reduce the impacts of climate change because these trees get so huge and live for so long in iraq resistant that they store just massive and massive amounts of carbon dio

green algae reservoir bloom is occurring. >> we have had to lower the reservoir to facilitate construction of the dam.he types of algae we're talking about is a half drop her olympic size swimming pool. >> what does it taste like? i did not notice a small but the taste is off. city officials say that despite the tased, the water is perfectly safe to drink. >>kimberlee: johnson and johnson selling baby shampoo with potentially dangerous cancer causing ingredients. >>pam: coming up at 11:00 p.m., security officials say that cyber warfare could be the next girl harbor. we're looking in depth at their concerns. new tonight, we will have the first pictures. plus a more local news. >>kimberlee: a coalition of health campaigners is urging consumers not to purchase baby shampoo made by johnson and johnson until the company stopped using ingredients suspected as being triggers for skin cancer. johnson and johnson has been working on phasing out the chemicals and to tausan 9.--2009. the baby shampoo containers dioxin and quartered and 15, a preservative that kills bacteria by releasing formaldehyde. formaldehyd

green light. two years ago, the country's power grid failed because it was overloaded. the economy is growing fast, and brazil needs more electricity. >> the average for dams in brazil is half a square kilometers of land flooded per megawatt capacity. in belo monte, the ratio is much better, just 1/10 of that. it is unique. it will destroy a lot less land. >> the group fighting to stop the project says the arguments of norte energia are nonsense. it says 668 square kilometers of land will be flooded and much of the river diverted. that 80% of the xingu will be rerouted through this area and rejoin its original course here. that will cause permanent drought along the rivers big bend in the area marked in red -- great. the fish and turtles account for 3/4 of the local populations diet. the indigenous people live off fish and the resources of the forest -- resources that will disappear. >> renata pinheiro, a biologist, companies us on a trip through the pristine juggle an river landscape. she says huge amounts of greenhouse gas will be released when the forest is submerged, which will further fuel climate change. 12 indigenous tribes, including the arara, liv