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imnotyourbabe10

Ugh, this is so sad.  Greed and money (a man-made concept) over the environment (which we all share).  Was trying to find a good infographic for this that came out earlier this year...but here's one from a few years back.  I'm sure it has gotten worse. :madge:

Endangering-Animals-Certification-Map.jp

 

 

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Ladey Gaygay

Can he just stop, he is actually killing everything he touches

STREAM JUICE BY LIZZO
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derpmonster

Meanwhile India has more than doubled the number of tigers (critically endangered) in 10 years from 1400 to 3000 because public education campaigns and legislation work

Check out iTunes data & graphs at CHARTPOP.live
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HorusRa2

More reason why we need president Bernie Sanders. He’s the only one (maybe Tulsi too) who has the vision to fix everything that has went wrong for so long. It’s so painful to watch.

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Mister G
1 minute ago, HorusRa2 said:

More reason why we need president Bernie Sanders. He’s the only one (maybe Tulsi too) who has the vision to fix everything that has went wrong for so long. It’s so painful to watch.

It’s disturbing, disgusting, all of it...everyday it just keeps rolling further downhill. I swear he just does whatever lines his pockets and the pockets of all his 1%-er friends.

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DonatellaPop

wait, i don't understand what's going on, can someone give me an explanation in a watered down 5 second form? thankss

https://blacklivesmatter.com/
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Whispering

“Both sides” were never the same...not even close!

 

Get out and vote a straight Democratic ticket in 2020! 

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PartySick

Well how are Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dumber supposed to shoot them if it's illegal?

Whimsical bitch
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Goodtimes12128

It should be interesting to see what changes we will see. At least in California, the state, counties, and cities have their own habitat conservation plans so they may not be affected as much. Maybe these changes are in favor of big energy projects though.

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