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The fight to save polar bears and everything we love

To national, local, and international leaders:

Scientists warn us that climate change could accelerate beyond our control, threatening our survival and everything we love. We call on you to keep global temperature rise under the unacceptably dangerous level of 2 degrees C, by phasing out carbon pollution to zero. To achieve this, you must urgently forge realistic global, national and local agreements, to rapidly shift our societies and economies to 100% clean energy by 2050. Do this fairly, with support to the most vulnerable among us. Our world is worth saving and now is our moment to act. But to change everything, we need everyone. Join us.

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The fight to save polar bears and everything we love
Soul crushing footage of a polar bear dying from starvation in the Arctic has sent shockwaves around the world. Paul Nicklen, the National Geographic photographer who filmed it, said tears were streaming down his face as he witnessed the gut-wrenching scene.

Unless we move more quickly to 100% clean energy everywhere, polar bears and many other species we love will die from climate change.

Our mega global call for a 100% clean energy -- supported by over 3 million Avaazers -- became one of the main goals of the Paris climate agreement. But now we have to get governments, cities and businesses to move faster and further...before the last Polar bear starves.

Avaazers regularly meet government officials around the world to press them for climate action. Let’s use this bear’s heartbreaking death to build our call to over 4 million and show our leaders that the people of the world still demand clean energy for everyone, everywhere.

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