Dear Kathleen,
Trump just dismantled the Clean Power Plan AND approved the Keystone XL pipeline permit. The sun is setting on our chance to stabilize the climate, but Trump's administration seems determined to push us towards a climate disaster. But I have news for Trump: if he wants to push this pipeline through and tear down our climate protections, he's going to have to go through all of us. Trump's actions — approving the pipeline, cutting environmental regulations, slashing EPA's budget to the bone — show a total disregard for the environment and a complete disconnect from reality. Millions of people have voiced opposition to the pipeline, and the majority of Americans want our leaders to act on climate. Greenpeace is fighting all of Trump's decisions that put our climate, air, water, and health at risk. We set an ambitious goal to raise $180,000 by April 29 — the day of the People's Climate March. We stopped Keystone XL Pipeline before with a powerful alliance of Indigenous communities, ranchers, farmers, labor groups, and climate activists like you. Now we must all come together again. We're putting US banks like Citi, JP Morgan, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America on notice: If they bankroll Keystone, they should plan on meeting our fiercest opposition. We also must turn out in full force to resist Trump's agenda by joining the People's Climate March on April 29 in DC and across the country. With you behind us, Greenpeace will be active in all these ways and more to protect our climate, communities, and planet from Trump's dangerous agenda. For our future, P.S. If Trump wants to turn the clock back on climate, he's going to have to go through all of us. We're not giving up. We're not going away. We're going to resist. Please give now and together we'll be unstoppable. | |
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Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Power the Resistance
Friday, March 24, 2017
BREAKING: Keystone XL pipeline approved
Kathleen-
Trump's State Department has approved the permit for the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline. By reversing course on the controversial Keystone XL project, Trump has put the desires of fossil fuel companies before the rights of our communities. This pipeline will pollute our heartland, contaminate our clean air and water, and tread on the on the rights of Indigenous people and private landowners. This pipeline will be an absolute disaster — but you can help stop it. The pipeline it still faces obstacles and one of the biggest is funding. TransCanada, the energy giant behind Keystone XL, will need major support from their banking partners if they want to complete their gigantic tar sands project. That why we're asking you to put the US banks on notice: DO NOT fund Keystone XL. The Keystone XL pipeline will carry 800,000 barrels of tar sands oil daily across the US, to be refined, exported and burned, and this pipeline will have devastating effect on our climate and set the stage for increased fossil fuel dependence for years to come. Financial institutions can no longer get away with funding climate chaos. Banks funding highly controversial pipeline projects like Dakota Access have already drawn the resistance of tens of thousands of people and protests around the world. Any financial institution associated with bankrolling the Keystone Pipeline should expect to meet similar scrutiny, reputational risk, and opposition every step of the way. The Keystone XL pipeline was stopped the first time round by a powerful alliance of Indigenous communities, ranchers, farmers, and climate activists. Millions of people, like you, friend, made phone calls, sent emails and letters, and spoke up to friends and neighbors, and I know we will come together again to do everything in your power to stop any attempt to restart this project. Please join me in telling US banks they need to say NO to financially supporting the Keystone Pipeline and protect our communities and our planet. This movement is powerful and we will resist this project — with our allies across the country and across borders — and we will continue to build the future the world wants to see, one without fossil fuels. Keep resisting,
P.S. We can't continue to let the banks ignore their climate and human rights commitments. The time is now to call them out and let them know we mean business. Demand the US banks commit to absolutely no financial services for the Keystone Pipeline. | |
Greenpeace |
Thursday, March 23, 2017
Protect the EPA!
Dear Kathleen,
Donald Trump's proposed budget is a disaster for the Environmental Protection Agency and the environment. Under Trump's plan, the EPA's budget would be cut by almost a third, which would leave the agency hobbled and unable to protect the public from dangerous pollution. Scott Pruitt, the head of the EPA, has called for an aggressive rollback of environmental protections and has falsely stated that carbon dioxide is not a primary cause of global warming. He's not likely to defend the agency's budget, so that means it's on us. Without proper resources, the EPA will have difficulty enforcing basic rules to protect our communities, which could include...
Tell Congress to stand up for the EPA and protect clean air and water! Scaling back the EPA benefits big polluters in fossil fuel and other industries, at the expense of our health. Without the EPA's protection from pollution, we could see more asthma attacks, heart attacks, and even premature deaths. We CANNOT allow Trump and Pruitt to sacrifice our communities. We must make sure this budget isn't passed! For our future, P.S. Trump's vision for our future is grim, but he can't pass it by himself. Tell your representatives to reject any plans that will put polluters over people! | |
Greenpeace |
Friday, March 3, 2017
Get ready for the People's Climate March!
Kathleen,
In the past few weeks, Trump has declared all-out war on our environment, and our democracy. With your help, we’re ready to fight back more than ever. Next up, we’re participating in the People’s Climate March in Washington, DC, on April 29 — which Greenpeace is proud to partner.
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Thursday, March 2, 2017
Does Disney stand with Trump?
Disney CEO Bob Iger cannot claim to believe in environmental protection and equal rights while he works hand-in-hand with the Trump administration. Kathleen-
It seems like with each day that passes, Donald Trump unleashes a fresh assault on our climate and civil rights.
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Wednesday, March 1, 2017
UPDATE: EPA budget cuts leaked
Greenpeace’s research team just received some new information about the specifics of the devastating EPA cuts we told you about this morning — and it’s not pretty. Kathleen-
These shocking proposed cuts come less than 24 hours after Trump’s joint address to Congress where he stated his administration wants to “promote clean air and clear water.” Trump's actions are completely opposite to what he’s saying. It’s impossible to protect our communities and the environment while at the same time slashing programs that protect public health. Millions of people around the country will be affected by these cuts, but especially the most vulnerable.
The attack on the EPA — and our clean air and water — has begun. Yesterday, Trump started his promised rollback of the EPA with devastating budget cuts1 and a new executive order on the Waters of the United States Rule, a critical protection for streams, lakes, and other waterways.2 Before this important rule, 117-million Americans — one in three people in the country — depended on the drinking water that lacked these basic protections.3
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URGENT: Trump's attacks on the EPA have begun
Yesterday, Trump started his promised rollback of the EPA with devastating budget cuts and a new executive order on the Waters of the United States Rule, a critical protection for streams, lakes, and other waterways. Kathleen-
The attack on the EPA — and our clean air and water — has begun. Yesterday, Trump started his promised rollback of the EPA with devastating budget cuts1 and a new executive order on the Waters of the United States Rule, a critical protection for streams, lakes, and other waterways.2 Before this important rule, 117-million Americans — one in three people in the country — depended on the drinking water that lacked these basic protections.3
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