From Thomas Meyer, Food & Water Watch <[email protected]>
Subject It's time we ban fracking on public lands
Date October 4, 2021 7:47 PM
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Food & Water Watch is fighting to ban fracking. Please consider making a donation today to power the fight to ban fracking everywhere! Your gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar, up to $10,000.
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John,

At a time when the climate crisis demands that we move away from fossil fuels to clean, renewable energy, it’s outrageous and irresponsible for our government to allow and expand fracking and drilling on public lands.

Fracking — short for hydraulic fracturing – is an extreme and dangerous way of extracting oil and gas that uses a high-pressure mix of water and toxic chemicals to break up deep shale formations. Fracking causes water contamination, air pollution, earthquakes, and massive amounts of methane leakage. It’s time to put an end to this recklessness. Banning fracking on public lands is a no-brainer!

Together, we can move towards the climate future we all deserve, but we need to take bold, immediate climate action by banning fracking and stopping new fossil fuel extraction on public lands.

Make a donation today to take on the fossil fuel industry directly and ban fracking on public lands.
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There is no question fracking hurts people and communities, devastates land and water, and harms wildlife. But Big Oil & Gas has been allowed — and even encouraged by its political enablers — to continue to do just that, despite these places being set aside by past generations for the protection and enjoyment of future generations.

Enough is enough. The inherent danger of fracking means that no set of regulations can ever make it safe for public health or our environment. We need to ban fracking everywhere, but the first step is saving public lands from the fracking free-for-all that our political leaders have allowed. On the campaign trail, Joe Biden was adamant about stopping oil and gas drilling on public lands. Now it’s up to us to hold him accountable and ensure he follows through.

Make a tax-deductible gift now to fight fracking. Together, we'll take on Big Oil & Gas and protect our communities, water, and climate!
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With your support, Food & Water Watch has been leading the fight to ban fracking on public lands for years. We helped introduce the first bill to ban fracking on federal lands in 2015.

As we bring people together to demand real climate action, we're ramping up our national campaign to ban fracking on public lands – and nationwide – in order to avert further climate chaos. But we need your help to make banning fracking a reality.

It’s time we stop the fracking free-for-all on public lands and work towards a greener future. Are you with us, John? Please make a tax-deductible donation to help power the fight to ban fracking everywhere. Your gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $10,000.
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Onward to a fracking-free future,

Thomas Meyer
National Organizing Manager
Food & Water Watch

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