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A.B. Miller, Gazprom president, and Gazprom management:

We urge you to abandon the plan to construct the Nord Stream-2 gas pipeline. It will destroy the through the Kurgalsky natural reserve, and protecting nature should not be sacrificed to economic interests. We must preserve our natural national heritage for the sake of future generations.
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Stop this pipeline and save our reserve!
Gazprom wants to cram a massive gas pipeline right through our own Kurgalsky Natural Reserve,filled with endangered eagles, seals and old growth trees. But, we have a chance to stop it now!

Building the pipeline through the reserve is completely illegal - but gas lobbyists have successfully managed to skirt the regulations. Now, Gazprom is battling to change the protected status of the whole reserve, so they could begin to bulldozer through 4 km of forest. 


But Gazprom is weary of a major scandal and public pressure will dissuade them.The era of being untouchable is over – criticized inside the country and abroad, the company cannot afford another fiasco. Let’s unite our voices in a call to the Ministry of Natural Resources to protect our astonishing nature ahead of a public hearing just weeks away: