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ClimateOil & Gas

Big Oil Made a Big Mess

The United States is home to many polluting oil companies. It’s time to hold them responsible for the damage they’ve caused our planet.
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ClimateOcean Trash

The U.S. Must Address Plastic Pollution

Now more than ever, the U.S. must develop a comprehensive approach to combat plastic pollution. Tell the Biden administration there is no time to waste when tackling the plastic crisis.
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ClimateMarine WildlifeOil & Gas

A Brighter Future After an Oil Disaster is Possible

Back in 2010, the BP Deepwater Horizon oil disaster released an estimated 210 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. The fossil fuel industry is trying to profit at the cost of our ocean by drilling more and more. It’s time to take action by urging Congress not to allow these greedy companies to put our ocean at risk.
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Ocean Trash

Microfibers Are a Mega-Problem

Take action with Ocean Conservancy and call on your elected leaders to address microfiber pollution now.
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ClimateOcean Trash

The U.S. Must Address Plastic Pollution

Now more than ever, the U.S. must develop a comprehensive approach to combat plastic pollution. Tell the Biden administration there is no time to waste when tackling the plastic crisis.
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ClimateMarine WildlifeOil & Gas

A Brighter Future After an Oil Disaster is Possible

Back in 2010, the BP Deepwater Horizon oil disaster released an estimated 210 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. The fossil fuel industry is trying to profit at the cost of our ocean by drilling more and more. It’s time to take action by urging Congress not to allow these greedy companies to put our ocean at risk.
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Ocean Trash

Microfibers Are a Mega-Problem

Take action with Ocean Conservancy and call on your elected leaders to address microfiber pollution now.
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ClimateMarine WildlifeOil & Gas

A Brighter Future After an Oil Disaster is Possible

Back in 2010, the BP Deepwater Horizon oil disaster released an estimated 210 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. The fossil fuel industry is trying to profit at the cost of our ocean by drilling more and more. It’s time to take action by urging Congress not to allow these greedy companies to put our ocean at risk.
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ClimateMarine WildlifeOcean Trash

Microplastics Are a Massive Problem

Next month, Ocean Conservancy will advise negotiators working on a global plastics treaty to end the plastic pollution crisis. Join Ocean Conservancy in urging negotiators to create lasting solutions to keep microplastics out of our ocean and our bodies.
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ClimateMarine WildlifeOil & Gas

Big Oil Must Clean Up After Themselves

It’s time to hold Big Oil accountable for cleaning up after themselves. Fossil fuel companies must clean up their messes! Join us and add your name to the growing list of folks who are speaking out.
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ClimateMarine WildlifeOil & Gas

Transition Away From Dirty Fossil Fuels

The impacts of oil spills will continue to be felt for years to come. Enough is enough. We need a responsible, rapid and just transition away from fossil fuels towards renewable energy sources.
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Marine WildlifeOcean Trash

Keep Balloon Litter Out of Our Ocean

When balloons are released into the sky, they eventually come down—and they often end up in our ocean and harm wildlife and marine ecosystems. ACT NOW: Call on your state lawmakers to enact statewide balloon-release ban legislation.
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ClimateMarine Wildlife

Help Our Kelp

Kelp forests support us, now it is our turn to support them. Kelp forests are facing some scary threats. Higher ocean temperatures have limited kelp growth and there has been a population explosion of purple sea urchins who eat a high volume of kelp. Take action to give kelp a helping hand.
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ClimateMarine WildlifeOcean Trash

Microplastics Are a Massive Problem

Next month, Ocean Conservancy will advise negotiators working on a global plastics treaty to end the plastic pollution crisis. Join Ocean Conservancy in urging negotiators to create lasting solutions to keep microplastics out of our ocean and our bodies.
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