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| Dear Friend, |
| The Cook Inlet beluga whale population is in a dangerous decline. |
| In the most recent population survey, there were only 279 of these belugas left. |
| Despite the precarious state of these endangered whales, the federal government irresponsibly — and unlawfully — leased out beluga feeding grounds in Alaska's Cook Inlet for oil and gas development. |
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Earthjustice is challenging this lease sale in court, and it's your support that makes cases like this possible. Friend, will you show up for these belugas, and the countless other species our lawyers are fighting to protect, with a monthly gift to Earthjustice?
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| Your monthly gift today can make a big impact. The family of Margaret Chase Dreyfous has made a commitment to honor her legacy and encourage sustained giving. If 200 supporters sign up to give monthly before the end of January, we’ll unlock an additional $55,000 in funding. |
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| Earthjustice Involvement: Activist |
| Monthly Gift Status: No Gift on File |
| Match Goal: 200 Monthly Donors (Unlocks $55k) |
| Match Progress: 144 Monthly Donors (72% to Goal) |
| Deadline: MIDNIGHT TOMORROW |
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| At Earthjustice, when we see injustice, we speak up and we fight back. |
| The profits of the oil and gas industry should not come before the survival of a species. The Cook Inlet beluga whale’s feeding ground and habitat must be protected. And together, we can use our power to do what’s right. |
| 144 supporters have already joined the fight with a monthly gift to Earthjustice. Friend, will you be our 145th monthly donor and move us one step closer to our goal? |
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Please don’t delay. This match offer ends tomorrow at midnight.
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With sincere appreciation,
Erik Grafe
Deputy Managing Attorney, Alaska Office |
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