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Save Green by Going Green ♻️ Feel good about your home in 2020. #enerpoweryourlife #livesustainably (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7Z9p03jEeG/?igshid=1tqoilztnzur7

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@washingtonpost More than 1 billion mammals, birds and reptiles nationwide — some of them found nowhere else on Earth — may have been affected or killed by the fires sweeping across Australia, according to a University of Sydney estimate. The potential toll is far greater when other types of animals are included. Although dead and scorched koalas and kangaroos have become the symbols of wildlife suffering in the worst blazes ever to hit fire-prone Australia, conservationists note that those species are not at risk of extinction. A greater ecological concern are the unusual animals that could disappear from a continent with the world’s highest rate of mammal extinction. Among the most vulnerable: the long-footed potoroo, a marsupial that lives in damp forest habitat that scientists say may not recover from the fires. . As many of you know, one of our biggest passions is protecting our planet and preserving the beauty and health of this place we call home. We’re committed to making a GLOBAL impact and invite you to join us in making a contribution to an organization that is meaningful to YOU. If you’re looking for an opportunity to contribute and provide support to our brothers and sisters affected by #brushfireaustralia here are a few organizations working around-the-clock to provide much-needed relief: @wildlifewarriorsworldwide @wireswildliferescue @australianwildlifeconservancy @redcrossau @wwf_australia @nswrfs . 📸 Photo Credits: @nrmainsurance, David Mariuz/AAP, U.S. Forest Service - Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit. @earthfocus @tonyrobbins #australia #climatechange #wildlife #environment #nature #wildfire #animals #animallovers #renewableenergy (at Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7JZVPPj_4P/?igshid=5k8dn5w8cmtc

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The Australia wildfires are incredibly heartbreaking 💔. As of January 8th the wildfires have: - KILLED or injured 1 Billion+ animals - CLAIMED 26 lives - DESTROYED 2000+ homes - BURNT 14.7 MILLION+ acres - GENERATED approx. 349 Million tonnes of CO2 into the air that we breathe - RESULTED in 8500+ insurance claims, totaling $700 Million+ Please do what you can. We are starting a fundraiser to help the @redcrossau. The funds help support the firefighters, injured wildlife, resources (food, water, clothing, etc) for the families in need, and much more. Thank you so much for your continued support in helping @enerpowerusa make a difference💚. #australia #enerpowerusa #renewableenergy #solar #climatechange #climatecrisis #australiafires #australiabushfires #australiaburns #fires #animalsofinstagram #wildlife #outdoors #animals #wildanimals #conservation #nature #animallovers #australiawildfires #prayforaustralia #australiazoo #animalplanetupclose #climatecouncil #graphiccontent (at Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7EkJqcDjfS/?igshid=13iofzo0ob98r

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#enerpowerusa @time This was the year the climate crisis went from behind the curtain to center stage, from ambient political noise to squarely on the world's agenda, and no one did more to make that happen than @gretathunberg. Meaningful change rarely happens without the galvanizing force of influential individuals, writes editor-in-chief Edward Felsenthal, and in 2019, the earth's existential crisis found one in Thunberg. For that reason, she is TIME's 2019 Person of the Year. #TIMEPOY Photograph by @evgenia_arbugaeva for TIME; Video by @maxim_arbugaev for TIME #liveenerpowered #greenhome #environment #australia #savetheplanet (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7Buj9rjKVd/?igshid=zf0xswd0nct2

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WE HAVE TO MAKE A CHANGE 🌎 @washingtonpost By the final year of the decade, the planet had surpassed its 2010 temperature record five times. Hurricanes devastated New Jersey and Puerto Rico, and floods damaged the Midwest and Bangladesh. Southern Africa was gripped by a deadly drought. Australia and the Amazon are ablaze. Global emissions are expected to hit an all-time high this year, and humanity is on track to cross the threshold for tolerable warming within a generation. The 2010s were a “decade of disappointment,” said Kallan Benson, 15, a national coordinator for the youth climate organization Fridays for Future. If the world is to stave off further disasters, the next decade must be one of unprecedented climate action, she said. “This decade that we’re going into now will be the most important of our lives,” Benson said. “We’re kind of running out of options. And we’re running out of time.” Go to the link in our bio to read more. (Image via iStock) #enerpowerusa #sustainableenergy #energycompany #liveyourlifeenerpowered #greenhomes #racetosavetheplanet #climatechange #saveourplanet (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7AgMOnDW72/?igshid=vu43vb7pgfhp

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ENERPOWER'S HOLIDAY SPECIAL🎁

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