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sábado, 25 de fevereiro de 2012

Fwd: Help save sea turtles before it's too late

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Emily Fisher, Oceana <wavemaker@oceana.org>
Date: 2012/1/26
Subject: Help save sea turtles before it's too late


Take Action to Protect the World's Oceans

Dear Anne,

Save whales, sharks and sea turtles

Donate $35 by Tuesday and get a reusable water bottle. Donate $100 or become a monthly sustainer and also get our printed quarterly magazine.

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All over the world, graceful sea creatures like turtles and whales become tangled and drowned in fishing nets. Sharks have their fins sliced off and are thrown into the water, still alive, to slowly bleed to death or drown. We've made advances in protecting these animals and more, but there is still so much to do.

Support our lifesaving work. Become a 2012 Oceana member today and become a part of the solution for the oceans»

Just $35 is all it takes to become an Oceana member today.  And if you join by Tuesday, we'll throw in a free water bottle as our way of saying thank you.

Here's what your membership will help us achieve in 2012:

  • Ending unsustainable and destructive fishing practices such as those that target threatened species or lead to the accidental deaths of sea turtles;
  • Giving sea life a voice during key legislative battles;
  • Rallying grassroots activists to promote change within their own communities and local governments

Every day the oceans lose more coral reefs to pollution and destructive fishing. Shark numbers are plummeting, and the fisheries that so many people rely on are shrinking. We don't want to see our ocean's beautiful creatures disappear. If we band together, we can reverse the tide of destruction.

We have a big fight ahead of us this year. Oceana is working hard to protect the oceans from destructive fishing practices, oil spills, and more, but we can't do it alone.

By joining us in our fight to protect the oceans, you can be a hero to sharks, sea turtles, and sea creatures everywhere. Become an Oceana member TODAY. The oceans need you»

Emily FisherOnward,
Emily Fisher
Oceana

 

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Att.,
Anne Brito

VOCÊ pode salvar uma vida!

"Sou só uma, mas ainda assim sou uma.


Não posso fazer tudo, mas posso fazer alguma coisa.


E por, não poder fazer tudo, não deixarei de fazer o pouco que posso."

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sexta-feira, 24 de fevereiro de 2012

Fwd: Help keep the Polar Bear Seas for polar bears, not polluters

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: NRDC - Frances Beinecke <biogemsdefenders@savebiogems.org>
Date: 2012/1/25
Subject: Help keep the Polar Bear Seas for polar bears, not polluters


NRDC

Dear Anne,

The Polar Bear Seas are no place
for oil drilling

Polar Bears

The Obama Administration has proposed a 5-Year Offshore Drilling Program that would open up Alaska's Polar Bear Seas to oil drilling. Tell the Administration to leave the Arctic to the polar bears, not polluters!

Take action


President Obama may have rejected the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline, but our fight with Big Oil is just heating up -- and the Administration is not always on the right side.

The Interior Department has just proposed a 5-Year Offshore Drilling Program that would open up both of Alaska's Polar Bear Seas -- the Chukchi and the Beaufort -- to oil drilling.

Tell the Obama Administration to put the Polar Bear Seas off-limits to the oil giants.

These two seas are home to more than half of America's polar bears as well as Pacific walrus, endangered bowhead whales, beluga whales and ringed seals.

The proposed development area includes sensitive waters off the coast of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge -- the polar bear's favorite onshore birthing ground in Alaska.

An oil spill in this rich marine life habitat would be devastating.

Tell the Obama Administration that opening up the Polar Bear Seas to oil development would be a disastrous mistake.

The Coast Guard has said that it has "zero" spill-response capability in this remote and forbidding environment. And the oil industry has no proven method for cleaning up oil in ice-filled waters.

If there is a blowout, oil companies could have to contend with 20-foot seas, gale-force winds, protracted darkness and below-zero temperatures -- with no relief in sight.

You and I haven't worked to save one of our planet's last truly wild places only to see it destroyed by Big Oil.

Take action right now. Tell the Obama Administration that the Polar Bear Seas are no place for oil drilling.

Sincerely,
Frances
Frances Beinecke
President
Natural Resources Defense Council

 

 


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Att.,
Anne Brito

VOCÊ pode salvar uma vida!

"Sou só uma, mas ainda assim sou uma.


Não posso fazer tudo, mas posso fazer alguma coisa.


E por, não poder fazer tudo, não deixarei de fazer o pouco que posso."

Nada + Nada = NADA
Pouco + Pouco = MUITO

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