URGENT ACTION NEEDED: Polar bears are on the path to EXTINCTION due to Big Oil Arctic drilling and pollution! Donate now and help save polar bears and our planet.

Time is running out Friend. The Arctic ice is melting FAST. Polar bears are hungry, weak, and CLINGING to survival… all the while, Big Oil is profiting from destroying our planet with oil drilling and fracking.

The Arctic’s landscape is one of nature’s most majestic places -- high snowy mountain peaks that reach clouds to glaciers and icebergs that cover the sparkling blue icy waters. Arctic species and the ecosystem rely on the cold, rigid climate to eat, reproduce, and survive. With the Arctic melting TWICE as FAST as the rest of the world, this wonderous place and the creatures that call it home, like polar bears, are at the BRINK of EXTINCTION.

The existence of these beloved creatures now falls on us, Friend. We need you to help STOP Arctic drilling! Will you fight back with us? >>

Friend, how long will we let the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) appease the fossil fuel industry and put Big Oil profits above our polar bears and our planet?

Greedy fossil fuel companies are endangering vulnerable polar bears by DESTROYING their habitats and hunting grounds. In fact, studies have shown that the current technology used to detect these gentle giants’ dens can be inaccurate. This can result in polar bears and cubs being CRUSHED, run over, or buried alive by oil drilling machinery.

That’s not all, Friend. The Fish and Wildlife Service also confirmed that there is a 95% probability that permitting this drilling activity will cause serious injury or death to polar bears. We need accountability and protection of our planet and its inhabitants. Will you sit by while the federal government gives dirty energy handouts to the fossil fuel industry? Or will you speak up today and fight back to DEFEND voiceless polar bears from corporate greed? Help stop dangerous expanded oil and gas activities in the Arctic and protect our planet! >>

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