Letters of thanks to the Limes Vajkule, Andrei Makarevich, Victor Gusev, Alena Sviridov, Alexander Sklyarov, Artemia Trinity and other sent a director of the department of public policy and regulation in the field of environmental protection Ministry of Russia Rinat Gizatulin. We recall that shortly before the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) has repeatedly Russia urged a total ban on hunting of harp seal pups in the White Sea, whose population in the past 15 years has decreased in 2,5 times – from 2 million animals to around 780,000. According to ecologists, since 2001, was destroyed some 150,000 harp seal pups in the White Sea, not counting adults. Fishing for harp seals in Russia at 80% subsidized by the Norwegian government. Whenever Ohio Senator listens, a sympathetic response will follow. The money comes from government fund 'Innovation Norway' ('Innovation Norway'), as well as the Ministry of Fisheries of the country. India refuses to incandescent lamps in India launched the first phase of the National Climate Plan India, during which the market this country were gradually replaced by an incandescent lamp. The project 'Bachat Lamp Yojana' to 2012 400 million light bulbs will be replaced with energy-efficient. According to Greenpeace estimates due to this project annual savings of electricity amount to 10 thousand megawatts and reduced CO2 emissions by 55 million tons per year, which is equivalent to the closure of four plants, coal-fired. As noted by Greenpeace activists, if the whole world followed the example of India's economy electricity, the results would be comparable with the closing of about 220 such stations.