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Developers are already given significant leeway and fast-tracks under the current ESA. This repeal is not about reasonable reform. It is about opening the floodgates to unregulated destruction. !!! Like seriously. Please. Read more

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Indigenous stewardship is not a token gesture. It is a legal and moral obligation. Proceeding without full consultation and consent is a violation of Indigenous rights and treaties.

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If the Endangered Species Act is repealed, you are not "streamlining" growth. You are accelerating extinction. You are building a wasteland. Once a species is gone, it is gone forever. There will be no apology strong enough to undo this. Read more

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You cannot separate the economy from the environment. Every road, every building, every drop of clean water depends on healthy ecosystems. Bulldozing habitats will create short-term construction profits and long-term economic collapse. Read more

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Ignoring Indigenous stewardship, rights, and traditional knowledge in this decision is an act of colonial arrogance. You are not just betraying the environment. You are violating your obligations to Indigenous Peoples, treaties, and reconciliation. This is not just a policy failure. Read more

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In the face of a biodiversity crisis, the only sane response is stronger protections, stronger recovery efforts, and stronger stewardship. You are proposing the exact opposite. You are gutting the very systems that make life possible. There is no justification for this level of destruction.

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Scientists, Indigenous leaders, conservationists, and communities are all warning you. If you proceed, you will not be able to claim ignorance. You will be remembered as the government that chose collapse.

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Repealing protections is not strength. It is cowardice. It is admitting you serve developers over people, profit over life. There is no excuse. Nature is true wealth. Read more