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Wednesday 14 September 2022

supporter: students suing government over climate change

 

 

Dear Chris,

Today’s our last day of the Mathur et. al. youth climate case hearing. If you’ve been following along via the live stream or on social media, you’ll have seen it’s been a challenging week, but we knew that going in. It’s a reminder of how much is at stake.

Here’s what one of our clients, Shaelyn Wabegijig, had to say: “I’m part of this lawsuit for everyone, for future generations and for our non-human relatives. If I ever bring children into this world, I want to be able to share healthy air, land and water, a safe climate, and my culture.”

The outcome of this case is in the judges’s hands, but there’s something that’s in your hands.

Chris, there are only a few hours left to make a special donation to Ecojustice. Remember, your gift will have twice the impact thanks to our latest donor Carla Reed, an Ecojustice supporter from Maple Ridge, B.C., who has given an outstanding gift of $25,000. We are now able to match all gifts up to an outstanding $105,000! Donate now to take advantage of this offer.

Thanks to the support of inspiring people like you, and the bravery of clients like Shaelyn, we’re able to fight for a healthier and safer world every single day. Not just the days we’re in court.  

We will never take your support for granted.

Thank you,
Devon Page,
executive director
Ecojustice

P.S. Don’t let today pass without making a stand for the planet. Please give now.


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