SAVE SUFFOLK'S WILDLIFE FROM EDF's SIZEWELL C!

Come on people. Why won't you donate it much more against dangerous nuclear proposals? #ScrapTheNuclearPower #SaveLives

I think it is wonderful that you have taken the trouble to help our wildlife in this way. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to help in this very moderate way.

We feel a strong connection with your cause and recently found a yellow horned poppy on a beach near us.

Nuclear is not the answer.

Good Luck x

Helping to protect Suffolk's precious wildlife for all Suffolk inhabitants, present and future. We have the technological ability to make safe, clean, green energy - let's invest in this kind of future, instead.

EDF have produce a vast number of documents in relation to the DCO. We need experts to cut through this dubious evidence.

Support you 100%

Sizewell C - ludicrous idea considering the plummeting cost of renewable generation, and increasing opportunities for smarter demand side management

Thank you for inspiring us!

We don't need another nuclear power station. Renewables are now powering on and are much kinder to the environment. This site in Suffolk is a sensitive area which deserves protection not development.

Sizewell C will be a white elephant. By the time it is operational renewables will be far cheaper and for that we threaten a fantastic coast and associated habitats. Ridiculous idea!

Do the right thing!

Destroying areas of such an important area of nature is insane and replacing it with a concrete jungle loaded with outdated technology which will take thousands of years to heal, if ever!

Guided tours are a fantastic way of raising awareness ( including my own) of the glories the marshes shelter and what we all risk losing. Shall we have a writing workshop there?

I live in Scotland but know this coast and it's wildlife well. The proposed destruction is unthinkable.

I'm right behind your campaign.

Your work is extremely valuable and I hope you succeed in raising enough money to combat the forces threatening the beautiful Suffolk countryside. Good luck.

This precious piece of coastline has only partially recovered from the previous assaults 'A' and 'B'. Don't let's let 'C' and 'D' ruin it.

Good luck Rachel - sorry I'm so late with my (very) modest donation!

I was shocked to see what could happen to our precious wildlife if these plans come to be realised. More people need to know about this- and surely they would object too. Solar and wind power on and off-shore are really coming into their own, plus other renewable technologies- we surely need to wait before committing this act of folly to the Suffolk environment.

We don't need either nuclear power or business as usual, to give us any slim chance of surviving rhe various crises we are inflicting on the planet - and therefore on ourselves, as dependent parts of it. Think of the consequnces if business as usual enables Sizewell C to go ahead - the unnatural chaos of a deserted and flooded building site on the Suffolk coast, a further impoverished fauna and flora, and not even us about to moan about it - because business as usual will have seen the death of us. That quickly too.

Thanks for all your hard work

We can't let this nuclear power station go ahead. Anyone who cares even a tiny bit about wildlife, Suffolk and it's future should oppose this ridiculous venture.

We must send out a clear message to this evil Tory government that we have had enough of their destructive vanity projects. Prior to the GE both Greenpeace and FoE gave them THE worst score on environmental issues - need to get rid asap before they can destroy further.