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John,

Did you see Wenonah’s email? Bumblebee populations have declined nearly 90 percent in the last 20 years, thanks to habitat loss, disease, climate change and pesticide use. We rely on these pollinators to grow our food, but we’re losing them quickly.

With your support, we can push our members of Congress to support legislation that will help save our pollinators before it’s too late. Join the fight to save the bees and protect our food and climate. Your donation to Food & Water Action today will be MATCHED $3-to-$1!
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Onward,

Rebecca Wolf
Food Policy Analyst
Food & Water Action and Food & Water Watch


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YOUR DONATIONS MATCHED $3-TO-$1!
Food & Water Action is fighting to protect pollinators from harmful pesticides. And, thanks to a generous group of donors, your gift is matched $3-to-$1! That's four times the power to fight Big Ag.

Donate now to have your gift matched, but only until December 31st!
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John,

Various species of animals across the globe — from wild bees and moths to hummingbirds and fruit bats – pollinate flowering plants. We rely on these pollinators to grow our food — but sadly, more than 40 percent of pollinators are facing extinction.

Bumblebee populations have declined nearly 90 percent in the last 20 years, thanks to habitat loss, disease, climate change and pesticide use. The American bumblebee in particular has disappeared entirely from eight states, and populations have declined 50 to 99 percent in New York, the Midwest and the Southeast.

Will you donate to Food & Water Action right now and take advantage of this December match?
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Your donation will be MATCHED $3-to-$1. That means $20 = $80; $50 = $200; $100 = $400, up to our organizational goal of $500,000.

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Losing bumblebees would be devastating. They’re vital for pollinating crops like tomatoes and strawberries, as well as the wildflowers that birds and small mammals rely on for food.

Food & Water Action is fighting to save our pollinators by pushing the Environmental Protection Agency to ban the use of dangerous pesticides, and by supporting legislation like the Saving America’s Pollinators Act.

This critical legislation would protect pollinators by immediately canceling the registration of dangerous pesticides called neonicotinoids. It would also direct the EPA to create a Pollinator Protection Board which would independently review pesticides for their threats to pollinators and habitats, as well as monitor pollinator populations — keeping dangerous pesticides from ever being used.

With your help, we can continue pushing our members of Congress to support this legislation and save our pollinators before it’s too late.

Together, we can safeguard these unsung heroes that pollinate the crops we rely on to feed everyone. Join me in taking action to protect our pollinators! Donate to Food & Water Action today and your gift will go FOUR times as far to protect our precious bumblebees.
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Onward together,

Wenonah Hauter

Founder and Executive Director

Food & Water Action and Food & Water Watch

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