It's now or never, John: Children born to day could be the LAST generation to share our planet with monarch butterflies.

A toxic chemical called glyphosate (a.k.a. Monsanto's Roundup ® ) is wiping out milkweed, the only food source for monarch caterpillars. In just 20 years, Big Polluter greed has helped decimate 90% of monarchs – and
these vital pollinators could vanish for GOOD unless we do something right now
to save them.

The U.S. government knows the dangers of glyphosate for vulnerable monarchs and
other pollinators, but it still refuses to take action to ban this toxic
chemical, putting our food systems and our future at risk. Monarchs urgently need YOU to speak up before our 11:59 p.m. deadline – they're
at risk of a pesticide-driven mass extinction. So tell us, before it's too late:

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