Jhony wrote at 10:19am on May 3
Stop hunting for fur.
Fur is nothing but a dead and cruel thing from.
Fur is nothing but a dead and cruel thing from.
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A federal judge in Montana rejected a request by the government to delay our lawsuit seeking to place the gray wolf back on the endangered species list. In rejecting the agency's request for a two-week extension in the case, U.S.
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The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge has been called America’s Serengeti -- one of the most important onshore denning habitats for America’s struggling polar bears and home to caribou, snow fox and millions of migratory birds.
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The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge has been called America’s Serengeti -- one of the most important onshore denning habitats for America’s struggling polar bears and home to caribou, snow fox and millions of migratory birds.
But that’s not stopping the Bush Administration and its money-hungry allies in Congress from pushing to hand over this special place to Big Oil.
Take action now -- tell your Senators to oppose drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and support permanent protections for this special place.
https://secure.defenders.o
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Mark wrote at 4:53pm on April 24
Also everyone, make sure you go here to take action on each of those cases listed to help protect the wolves!
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Mark wrote at 4:47pm on April 24
Thanks for helping to protect the worlds wildlife! If we don't speak up for them, who will? I am planning to visit the beautiful wolves of Yellowstone in the near future and am hoping the right officials listen to the reasonable voice of the people and stop the huntings. We will succeed. God Bless!
-Mark
-Mark
KItty wrote at 2:19am on April 22
BOOK OF MORMON WARNS CHRIST COMES, LE LIVRE DE MORMON WARNS CHRIST COMES...
Kristin wrote at 3:55pm on April 3
Dear Defenders of Wildlife Fans,
The Defenders of Wildlife's Florida office initiated the Florida Black Bear Festival in 1999. This year the Festival is April 12! If you are interested in attending the event please check out their website. www.floridablackbearfest.org
The day will be filled with lots of activities with emphasis on the Florida Black Bear and its habitat.
The Defenders of Wildlife's Florida office initiated the Florida Black Bear Festival in 1999. This year the Festival is April 12! If you are interested in attending the event please check out their website. www.floridablackbearfest.org
The day will be filled with lots of activities with emphasis on the Florida Black Bear and its habitat.
Lazara wrote at 5:38pm on April 1
I love animals specially wildlife I urge all of you to defend our wild animals from abuse and killing
Gabriele wrote at 10:48pm on March 26
Letter from Barbara Boxer as a response for the complaint regarding Arctic Drilling - it's positive - and I hope also effective in the future.
Dear Mrs. U.
Thank you for writing to me in opposition to oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. I appreciate hearing from you, and I have been a leader in the Congressional effort to block drilling in this pristine and unique place.
I am pleased to report that I have joined 24 of my colleagues as an original co-sponsor of S.2316, a bill that would designate more than 1.5 million acres of the Refuge as wilderness, the greatest protection available for public land. This bill has been referred to the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee. As Chairman of the committee, I will work with my colleagues to bring S.2316 to the Senate floor.
As you may know, commercial interests have pushed for oil and gas development along the coastal plain of the Arctic Refuge for more than two decades. I am confident that with continued strong public support, we will keep blocking every ill-conceived plan to drill in this vulnerable Arctic region.
Drilling in the Arctic Refuge is not the solution to our energy problems. We could do much more through conservation and efficiency measures such as requiring better replacement tires on cars, closing the SUV gas mileage loophole, or setting gas mileage standards at 35 miles per gallon - which would be accomplished by 2020 under the comprehensive energy bill that was passed by Congress and signed into law (P.L.110-140) in December 2007. Any one of those steps would save more oil than we coul d ever extract from the Refuge.
Again, thank you for writing to me. As a leader in the effort to block drilling in the Arctic region, I will use all the powers I have as a United States Senator to make sure that the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge remains an unspoiled wilderness for future generations to enjoy.
Barbara Boxer, United States Senator
Please visit my website at http://boxer.senate.gov
Dear Mrs. U.
Thank you for writing to me in opposition to oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. I appreciate hearing from you, and I have been a leader in the Congressional effort to block drilling in this pristine and unique place.
I am pleased to report that I have joined 24 of my colleagues as an original co-sponsor of S.2316, a bill that would designate more than 1.5 million acres of the Refuge as wilderness, the greatest protection available for public land. This bill has been referred to the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee. As Chairman of the committee, I will work with my colleagues to bring S.2316 to the Senate floor.
As you may know, commercial interests have pushed for oil and gas development along the coastal plain of the Arctic Refuge for more than two decades. I am confident that with continued strong public support, we will keep blocking every ill-conceived plan to drill in this vulnerable Arctic region.
Drilling in the Arctic Refuge is not the solution to our energy problems. We could do much more through conservation and efficiency measures such as requiring better replacement tires on cars, closing the SUV gas mileage loophole, or setting gas mileage standards at 35 miles per gallon - which would be accomplished by 2020 under the comprehensive energy bill that was passed by Congress and signed into law (P.L.110-140) in December 2007. Any one of those steps would save more oil than we coul d ever extract from the Refuge.
Again, thank you for writing to me. As a leader in the effort to block drilling in the Arctic region, I will use all the powers I have as a United States Senator to make sure that the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge remains an unspoiled wilderness for future generations to enjoy.
Barbara Boxer, United States Senator
Please visit my website at http://boxer.senate.gov
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In making the announcement, Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne warned that the listing decision will be accompanied by "a rule that defines the scope of impact my decision will have, in order to protect the polar bear while limiting the unintended harm to the society and economy of the United States.” We will keep you updated as our policy experts take a fine-tooth comb to the decision...