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and Central America. These are critical issues to address in an agreement that will increase the volume of trade, particularly in produce and other agricultural goods, between the countries. In addition, free bestiality the agreement’s rules on services could undermine environmental safeguards in such critical sectors as water, forestry, waste transport, free bestiality mining, and offshore oil development. Trade agreements should support, not undermine, environmental protection, human rights and labor standards. Regrettably, CAFTA could seriously undermine efforts to strengthen environmental protections free bestiality in the U.S. and Central America. We urge you to oppose this agreement if it comes before Congress for approval. Sincerely, Dan Magraw Executive Director Center for International Environmental Law Carroll Muffett Director of International Programs Defenders of Wildlife Martin Wagner Director of International Programs Earthjustice David Waskow Trade Policy Coordinator Friends of the Earth Betsy Loyless Vice President, Policy League of Conservation Voters Bill Frymoyer Director, Public Policy National Environmental Trust Ari Hershowitz Director, BioGems Program, Latin America Natural Resources Defense Council Jake Caldwell Program Manager, Trade and Environment National Wildlife Federation Dan Seligman Director, Responsible Trade Program Sierra
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