*[Enwl-eng] Ireland's natural beauty is slowly dying, but a solution is on the horizon

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The rights of nature movement could save the day. Nature Has the Right to Exist and to Thrive, and Ireland Wants to Make That Constitutionally Recognized!      Sign Now        The global rights of nature movement is poised for an incredible win. Ireland, which declared a national biodiversity emergency back in 2019, could soon enshrine nature's right to exist in its constitution!   The rights of nature movement is an ethical framework with origins in the "worldviews of many Indigenous cultures." It basically gives animals and entire ecosystems the same rights that human beings have.    Nature has the inherent right to exist, to flourish, and to be rehabilitated.   But Ireland's ecosystems are struggling. The iconic peatlands there are majorly damaged, threatening wildlife habitat and vital carbon sequestration. The Irish freshwater systems are in poor health, and many protected species are in population decline.   Ireland must recognize nature's legal right to exist so that future laws take ecosystems' survival into account. Sign the petition if you agree! Thank you, Lauren Care2 Petitions Team P.S. The global rights of nature movement believes nature has a legal right to exist. Ireland might even put it in the constitution. Sign to support this progress!      Sign Now

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From: Lauren W., Care2 Action Alerts

Sent: Friday, January 05, 2024 9:05 PM

Subject: Ireland's natural beauty is slowly dying, but a solution is on the horizon

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