Early protection is often the difference between recovery and extinction. Sign our petition to oppose the removal of blanket protections for threatened species!

Instead of protecting every threatened species, officials would have to create separate rules one by one.

That means delays.
More bureaucracy.
And species slipping closer to extinction while paperwork catches up.

A proposed revision to the Endangered Species Act, 4(d), would remove these automatic protections, tipping the scales away from science at a time when climate change and habitat loss are already putting wildlife under unprecedented stress.

In this Climate Action Party, we’ll learn directly from leading health and climate experts: Dr. Manasa Mantravadi, pediatrician & CEO of Ahimsa; Dr. Rebecca Morgenstern Brenner, professor at the Cornell School of Public Policy; and Autumn Burton of Federation of American Scientists. Join us!!

Trees for Life is 30% off until Cyber Monday. Subscribe today & support long-term ecological recovery ⬇️

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Each tree is planted & cared for by our tree-planting partner, the EarthLungs Reforestation Foundation, working with the Kenyan Forest Service to regenerate 5.1 million hectares of degraded land.

Our Trees for Life program makes it easy to take direct, meaningful action by planting indigenous trees that revive ecosystems, clean the air, & support farming families.

It’s a hands-on way to help restore balance to our planet, alongside the systemic change we advocate through Climate Action Now.

Join us in telling Paramount Skydance you are disappointed in their decision to gut the CBS

News climate team and in urging them to restore it! Sign our petition: www.climateactionnow.com/go/lju3gzt7-...

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Without a dedicated producer or dedicated programming, climate coverage will inevitably plummet at the exact moment we need more clarity, not less. Climate reporting saves lives, informs voters, and keeps pressure on leaders to act. Losing it is a huge setback for the public.

The team did an excellent job at connecting the dots between extreme weather, politics, science, and our daily lives.

But after sweeping layoffs and programming cuts in late October, the CBS News climate team has been reduced to a team of one. One.

They also want to allow economic impact to influence whether a species deserves protection, tipping the scales away from science at a time when climate change & habitat loss is already putting wildlife under unprecedented stress!

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Take a moment to thank The Guardian for using their platform to inform, empower, and remind us that climate advocacy isn’t fringe — it’s the global norm!

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Their collaboration with @coveringclimatenow.org on The 89 Percent Project amplifies an even more powerful truth: almost 90% of people worldwide want climate action — not someday, but now!

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At a time when many newsrooms are shrinking their climate desks, The Guardian remains committed to keeping the public informed and treating climate change like the urgent issue it is. By keeping climate front and center, and highlighting its impact, they ensure the facts don’t get lost in the noise.

Stronger coasts mean stronger communities.

Tell your representatives to bring back the Coastal Restoration Act and invest in restoration, resilience, and people! 

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First introduced in 2024, the Coastal Restoration Act would strengthen our nation’s ability to protect and restore vulnerable coastal ecosystems by:

- mapping coastal ecosystems to track these vital ecosystems
- enabling data-sharing across states
- supporting restoration efforts across the U.S.