Monday, August 31, 2015

Update from Earth Justice! Our Endangered Species Act can be revoked, why? Our Wolves, Bald Eagles, Elephants, Lions, Tigers, Marine Life, and more are now in danger. The Endangered Species act was created more than 40 years ago to defend, save and protect from extinction. Here we are fighting to keep it working and intact. Please take the time to sign and share. This is a important issue, we chose to save and protect, so lets do it. Sign the petition and send in your comments, your voice will be heard and know, we as their DEFENDERS, made the difference for all future generations. Mahalo nui loa


TAKE ACTION! The Endangered Species Act is under fire!

TAKE ACTION
A flying bald eagle against snow-covered mountains. (Sergey Uryadnikov/Shutterstock)
Protect the Endangered Species Act from political attacks!

Take action today and tell Congress to oppose all anti-wildlife legislation.
Dear Activists,
Today,   the most serious threats ever posed to the Endangered Species Act.
Dozens of legislative proposals have been introduced in this Congress to weaken and even gut the Act, one of the most successful bipartisan pieces of legislation our country has ever adopted.
One of the world’s strongest and most effective wildlife protection laws, the Endangered Species Act was enacted with overwhelming bipartisan support more than 40 years ago. This law has prevented the extinction of 99 percent of listed species, from the bald eagle to the gray whale.
Yet some members of Congress are working to undermine this incredibly effective law for the benefit of their corporate backers.
These members have added a record number of anti-wildlife measures to House and Senate appropriations bills that fund the Interior Department and other key agencies. These measures would block Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves, sage grouse, lesser prairie chickens and other imperiled species.

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