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Here is the Western Arctic social amplification opportunity this week! Please share out as you’re able and help keep the pressure on protecting the Western Arctic.

Western Arctic Coalition Social Media

Week of July 17

About: This is your update on regular social amplification for the Western Arctic Coalition. This week we’re turning the focus to nesting birds and impacts from ConocoPhillips development. We need your help amplifying this content! If you have suggestions for posts, influencers, news hits, etc. please send to dawnell@trustees.org and anja@alaskawild.org.

Amplification Opportunities:

INSTAGRAM & FACEBOOK

Instagram assets can be downloaded here (see preview below)

Instagram/FB caption:

As @ConocoPhillips weighs its decision on whether to fund the #WillowProject, it’s become increasingly clear that the impacts of drilling in the Arctic simply won’t stay in the Arctic.

The Willow project will directly threaten critical habitat for migrating birds that travel throughout the country and the world. And we could lose more than birds if ConocoPhillips moves forward. 

With unprecedented forest fires in Canada, heat bubbles in Texas and unheard-of tornadoes in California, floods in the Northeast and setting the record for the hottest week ever recorded, a rapidly warming Arctic has made extreme weather events more common across the planet.

We can’t afford the impacts of #Willow and any other industrialization and extraction in the Arctic. It’s time to #PreserveTheReserve and protect America’s Arctic.

TWITTER

Twitter assets can be downloaded here (see preview below)

Tweet Copy Options:

• The #WillowProject will directly threaten critical habitat for migrating birds that travel throughout the country and the world. And we could lose more than birds if @ConocoPhillips moves forward with this project. #PreserveTheReserve
  
  
  
• As @ConocoPhillips weighs its decision on whether to fund the #WillowProject it’s become increasingly clear that the impacts of drilling in the Arctic simply won’t stay in the Arctic. We can’t afford any more extraction in America’s Arctic. It’s time to #PreserveTheReserve