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Current Actions
Protect Montana’s Wilderness, Wildlife and Water!
Urge the Army Corps not to permit dumping mine waste directly into Montana's waters
In order to build the Montanore mine under Montana's Cabinet Mountains Wilderness, a mining corporation proposes to bury four headwater streams, wetlands and springs with 120 million tons of mine waste.
Help put an end to trade of conflict minerals
Tell the SEC to stop dragging its feet on conflict minerals rules!
The Dodd-Frank Act required the SEC to issue rules 270 days after its passage compelling companies to reveal if they're using conflict minerals sourced from the war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo. More than 520 days later, they still haven't done it.
Tell Macy’s to say NO to dirty gold!
Because gold jewelry should mean *I love you*, not *I poisoned someone's drinking water*.
Gold jewelry demand accounts for over 80% of annual global gold mine production. So jewelers speaking out against dirty gold are essential to put a stop to irresponsible gold mining.
Largest jeweler should protect largest wild salmon fishery
Urge Signet to pledge not to buy gold from the Pebble mine
Signet Jewelers, Kay & Jared Jewelers' parent company, is the world's largest jewelry retailer. Jewelry represents 80% of annual global mined gold production. Urge them not to buy gold from a mine that threatens the Bristol Bay salmon fishery.
Call on Costco to say no to dirty gold!
Tell Costco to sign the Golden Rules of Responsible Sourcing!
Costco's reputation as a socially responsible retailer is in doubt because of its stance on jewelry and dirty gold.
Keep drilling toxics out of our drinking water
Tell your Senators, Representative to support the FRAC Act
The FRAC Act would close the "Halliburton loophole" in the Safe Drinking Water Act that allows drillers to inject hazardous materials -- unchecked -- directly into underground drinking water supplies.
No more dumping mine waste in our water!
Tell the EPA, the White House & the Army Corps of Engineers to close Clean Water Act loopholes
Urge them to close the Clean Water Act loopholes that allow multinational mining corporations to use our clean waters as a toxic mine waste dumps.
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