Campaigns
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Real campaigns. Real impact. Find the cause that moves you and take action today.
Environmental Stewardship
Take Action for the Planet
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Stop Line 5 — Protect the Great Lakes
Enbridge’s 70-year-old Line 5 still pumps oil beneath the Straits of Mackinac — through treaty waters and the heart of the Great Lakes. Here’s where the fight stands in 2026, and how to help shut it down.
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Clean Air for All Communities
In 2026 the EPA is dismantling the Clean Air Act protections that keep our air breathable — from power-plant carbon rules to the soot standard. Here’s what’s at stake, and how to fight back.
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Protect Old Growth Forests
The federal government is moving to tear down the 2001 Roadless Rule and open tens of millions of acres — including Alaska’s Tongass — to logging. Here’s what’s at stake, how the law is being sidestepped, and how to fight back.
Animal Rights & Welfare
Stand Up for Animals Who Can’t Speak for Themselves
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End Factory Farm Subsidies
Taxpayers bankroll factory farming through feed subsidies, crop insurance, and bailouts — and the 2026 Farm Bill would pour in more while trying to gut state animal-welfare laws. Here’s the fight, and how to join it.
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Strengthen Wildlife Protection Laws
In 2026 the federal government is moving to erase the word “harm” from the Endangered Species Act — letting habitat be destroyed out from under imperiled wildlife. Here’s the fight to save it, and how to help.
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Ban Trophy Hunting on Public Lands
In 2026 the government moved to reopen Alaska’s 22-million-acre national preserves to bear baiting and the den killing of wolves and cubs. Here’s the fight over who public lands are for — and how to help.
Human Rights
Justice Demands Action — Not Just Awareness
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Protect Climate Refugees
There is no such thing, legally, as a climate refugee — even as UN agencies project more than 200 million displaced by 2050. In 2026 the world is split: the ICJ and Pacific nations move toward protection while the U.S. dismantles it. Here’s the fight, and how to help.
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Environmental Justice in Fenceline Communities
In Cancer Alley and fenceline neighborhoods, communities breathe the combined exhaust of dozens of plants at once. In 2026 the federal tools built to measure and curb that cumulative burden are being switched off. Here’s the fight, and how to help.
Indigenous Rights
Honor the Treaties — Respect the First Stewards of the Land
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Honor Indigenous Treaty Rights
Treaties are the supreme law of the land. In 2026, two fights — Line 5 across the Bad River Band’s watershed and the Tongass Roadless Rule rescission — are testing whether the U.S. will keep its word. Here’s how to stand with Indigenous nations.