3 years ago

Petition: Urge Authorities to Fine People for Violating Proper Landfill Disposal

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Garbage truck dumping garbage into landfill

Three bald eagles died and thirteen total were poisoned after they apparently scavenged the carcasses of euthanized animals from a landfill in Minnesota. On top of this, three more eagles were found to have lead poisoning because people didn’t properly dispose of the bodies. These intelligent and beautiful birds shouldn’t have to suffer painful death because of human carelessness. Please sign this petition to urge authorities to fine people for violating proper landfill disposal.

Three Bald Eagles Are Dead After Scavenging From a Landfill. Demand Action!Click Here to Sign Petition

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