consider pushing for lower car emissions ... see below. Peggy Miller
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From:
Cathy Zoi, The We Campaign <[hidden email]>
Date: Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 2:03 PM
Subject: UPDATE: A crucial EPA decision
To: Peggy Miller <
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Dear Peggy, If you write a note today, you can help reduce the 20% of our nation's carbon emissions that come from cars, and set automakers on the path to cleaner automobiles.
We Campaign members have already sent more than 50,000 comments to the Environmental Protection Agency in support of California's waiver request to set stronger pollution control standards for cars. But those opposed to progress on auto emissions are speaking out to protect the status quo. To win this victory for clean energy, we need to speak even louder than these entrenched special interests.
The EPA needs to hear from you -- help us send another 50,000 comments today: http://www.RepowerAmerica.org/epawaiver
The state of California is ready to take action to reduce global warming pollution from cars, and 13 other states are ready too. The opposition has their sights set on slowing this progress -- arguing that statewide actions won't work and claiming that automakers don't need any encouragement to make cleaner cars.
We can't let the special interests block this much-needed action. Your voice will make a difference. There's not much time left in the public comment period -- send your comment to the EPA right now:
http://www.RepowerAmerica.org/epawaiverCalifornia must be allowed to reduce emissions critical to helping solve the climate crisis. And when they do, it will pave the way for reductions in auto emissions all over this country and guide the auto industry onto the road of clean energy.
Please tell the EPA today that you support this action to Repower America. Thanks, Cathy Zoi
CEO RepowerAmerica.org
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