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The World Heritage Committee, in December 1998, assured the environmental community that the area would stay protected. But they have no real power to assure this. Mexico does: it can turn down the permits. If the Area is declared "a heritage in danger", Mexico will have more reason to do so. Please stay strong on protection of this area. There may be a lot of economic pressure on Mexico for to continue with this project. However, the short-term profits from this project can not possibly outweigh the long-term desecration of this area.
Sacrifice Gray Whales for Profits!
Exportadora de Sal (ESSA), jointly owned by Mitsubishi Corporation (49%) and the Mexican government (51%), is planning to expand salt mining operations in the Vizcaino Desert Reserve, a United Nation's Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site. Specifically, this project would devastate the lagoon, estuary's and flats which comprise the area known as Laguna San Ignacio. This lagoon is the only unspoiled of three remaining bays where migrating gray whales spend their winter months. This fragile breeding and calving environment and its vicinity are also home to sea turtles, dolphins, the endangered pronghorn antelope, mountain lions, coyotes, peregrine falcons, golden eagles, black brant geese, osprey, and blue-wing teals. Scallop, clam, lobster and abalone fisheries help sustain the small resident community.
Corona Rally Mexico
The Mitsubishi Motorsport crew of Harri Rovanperae and Risto Pietilaeinen claimed the teams best result of the season today when they finished on the podium in second position. The Finns claimed five fastest stage times during the three-day event, demonstrating the increased performance of the Lancer WRC05.
UNESCO FACT-FINDING TEAM VISITS BAJA, MEXICO TO INVESTIGATE ...
Their mission will begin in Mexico City, where they will attend meetings with Mexican government officials and leading NGO representatives, including IFAW and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC). The team will then travel to Guerrero Negro, where they will evaluate the effects of environmental industrial violations at Mitsubishi's existing salt factory.
DaimlerChrysler Services Mexico: Improving Customer Service Training
DaimlerChrysler Services Mexico (DCS Mexico) provides service and financial solutions for dealers and consumers throughout 31 Mexican states, supporting Mexicos Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi and Smart dealers and customers. DCS Mexicos customers include not only dealers, but also consumers attempting to secure financing through the dealers. The learning at DCS Mexico is ongoing. Supervisors and managers have focused discussions before training occurs in order to ensure that the learners understand the business outcomes expected as a result of the training.
NRDC: Whale Nursery Saved
Mitsubishi and the Mexican government announced on March 2, 2000 that they are abandoning plans to build a massive industrial salt plant in southern Baja California. The Mexican government had proposed to construct the saltworks in partnership with the Mitsubishi Corporation of Japan at Laguna San Ignacio, the last undisturbed birthing and nursery grounds of the gray whale.
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