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One thing is clear: Trump views America’s land as a commodity to exploit for the 1%. Whether it’s drilling for oil and gas, mining, or now leveling forests for the timber industry, he will stop at nothing to line the pockets of the rich and devastate this beautiful country’s land.
The Trump administration falsely claims that increased logging will help with wildfire prevention. The reality is, dealing with increased wildfires and logging timber are two separate problems.
Chad “Hanson, a co-founder of the John Muir Project remarks “Logging doesn’t curb fires, it intensifies fires. Trump falsely claims that more logging will curb wildfires and protect communities, but there’s an overwhelming amount of scientific evidence showing the exact opposite. The more trees you remove, the faster wildfire flames sweep through the forest. It gives less time for people to evacuate and less time for first responders to react.”
Randi Spivak, a public lands director for the Center for Biological Diversity, argued the orders would cause major destruction. Spivak agreed that “stripping these beautiful spaces” increases the danger for more wildfires but added they could put about 400 threatened and endangered species ‒ including grizzly bears, wild salmon, salamanders and spotted owls ‒ at risk.
What can you do? Contact your representatives and let them know how much you value conservation and wildlife. Click the link in our bio to find your representative.
You can also support @earthjustice and @centerforbiodiv
The past three months have been a lot, for many. What’s happening in the United States right now pertaining to endless environmental rollbacks and the larger anti-climate agenda being pushed, among many other things, is infuriating. Climate protections are being gutted, Big Oil is raking in record profits, and billionaires are throwing their weight around to keep us locked into a system that benefits them over the survival of everything good on this planet. This isn’t just some bureaucratic shuffle. It’s a deliberate, greed-driven attack on the progress we’ve fought so hard for. And at the eleventh hour in the climate crisis.
When those in power seem most interested in building their personal wealth at the expense of the planet, it’s easy to feel like we’re fighting a losing battle. But the most important thing to hold onto right now is:
They are the few. We are the many.
History has shown us time and again that when people organize, mobilize, and refuse to back down, we win. The billionaires and businesses behind climate deregulation are banking on our exhaustion. They want us to feel overwhelmed, hopeless, and checked out. But what they fear most is exactly what we’re capable of: coming together, taking action, and reminding them that democracy doesn’t belong to the highest bidder. It belongs to all of us.
We MUST channel our anger and dissociation into action. Call your representatives and demand climate accountability. Vote in every forthcoming election—local, state, and federal. Support frontline organizations fighting for environmental justice. Divest from fossil fuels where you can. Have conversations that shift perspectives.
The way back starts small, but across millions of people it adds up. And that’s what shakes the system.
URGENT!!! We need to protect the Marine Mammal Protection Act and the Endangered Species Act.
A House Sub Committee is meeting today, February 26th, to discuss weakening these vital acts.
The ESA has prevented the extinction of 99% of listed species, including the bald eagle and the grizzly bear.
The MMPA protects marine mammals and their ecosystems, like the humpback whale and the sea otter.
These acts are essential for protecting our wildlife, environment, and ultimately, our survival.
Deregulating these acts could lead to habitat destruction, pollution, and overfishing, harming both wildlife and humans.
We need to speak up and protect these important laws.
Email your representatives and tell them to defend the ESA and MMPA! Click the link in our bio for our email template and find your representative!
Every email counts!! Late submissions are accepted and considered.
What’s happening in Pareora New Zealand is atrocious. @silverfernfarms explicitly and proudly advertise their ‘commitment’ to sustainable and climate friendly initiatives - all while spewing incredible amounts of nitrogen, phosphorous, blood and faecal matter directly into the ocean from their @silverfernFarms killing plant in Pareora, New Zealand.
The level of pollution is so severe, you can *literally* see it on Google Maps. (See our instagram story for reference)
Excess amounts of phosphorous and nitrogen are known to cause ‘dead zones’ in coastal regions, depleting the oxygen in the water, and causing harmful algal blooms.
Essentially, poisoning all forms of life in the area.
We’re calling for a boycott against @silverfernfarms.
Go and message their Instagram/ email @silverfernfarms and let them know that there is no place for this.
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03 612 6819
CEO - Dan Boulton
We’re also encouraging all their retailers to stop stocking their products. @woolworths_nz @paknsave @newworldnz
Go and comment on Silver Farms Google reviews, and their retailers stocking their products, and tell them what you think. Video: @toitu.te.ao.maori
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