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Will you help us get 100,000 messages of opposition to Pruitt and his climate-denying allies IMMEDIATELY?

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Respected friends,

BREAKING: EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is formally proposing to repeal the Clean Power Plan, America's best hope for fighting climate change.

This is one of the Trump administration's most dramatic, most despicable, and most dangerous moves yet. I cannot emphasize enough how urgent it is that we stand together and fight.

NRDC's legal team will lead the charge in federal court to save the Clean Power Plan.But first, Trump's EPA is required to solicit input from the public — which means our first line of defense is you.

Will you help us get 100,000 messages of opposition to Pruitt and his climate-denying allies IMMEDIATELY?

Put in place two years ago, the Clean Power Plan is our nation's first-ever initiative to cut dangerous carbon pollution from power plants — one of America's largest sources of climate pollution — and spur clean energy development on a massive scale.

Losing the Clean Power Plan would mean losing our best chance at stopping the madness we're witnessing as climate change wreaks havoc on us and the natural world around us. Millions of us are bearing the brunt of monster-sized hurricanes fueled by our overheated atmosphere and oceans, 500-year flood events that occur nearly every year, rising sea levels, and record-setting heat waves.

The Clean Power Plan was adopted after millions of Americans weighed in with public comments supporting it.

The Trump administration cannot dismantle the plan without first accepting official public comments on the proposed rollback — so this is our best chance to generate enough public opposition to force Trump's EPA to reconsider its blatant assault on our environment.

Friends, submit your comment now to oppose any repeal of the Clean Power Plan. Help us generate at least 100,000 signatures in the next seven days.

It's no secret that coal companies, power companies, and other big polluters have been on an all-out drive to kill the Clean Power Plan. And Trump and Pruitt are once again ready to do their bidding.

We've seen the Trump administration side with big polluters when it vowed to withdraw from the historic Paris climate agreement and started pushing to open wild places like the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to oil companies. We saw it when they attacked common-sense clean water protections. And we're seeing it now. Enough is enough.

We won the Clean Power Plan once, and we're ready to do whatever it takes to defend it — in Washington, in court, and in communities across the country. But more than ever, we need you with us. Will you add your voice now?
Send your official public comment now: Tell Trump's EPA that you support the Clean Power Plan!

What happens the next few critical days and weeks may very well determine the fate of our natural world, the air we breathe, and the climate we depend on. Please send your message right away.

Thank you for your support.

Sincerely,
 
Rhea Suh
President, NRDC






 
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David Richardson for Congress
Friends,

Yesterday, the Trump Administration announced it would repeal President Obama's Clean Power Plan, a signature policy to curb greenhouse emissions and combat climate change. The Trump administration continues to deny climate change and the very real role that humans play – and it’s dangerous.

Climate change isn’t some hoax created by the Chinese. It’s one of the most important and devastating issues of our time, and we must do more to address it. I’m running for Congress because we cannot ignore what’s happening to our planet anymore.

If you ask me, the United States never should have backed out of the Paris Climate Agreement. If anything, we need to take steps that go further to stopping and reversing the effects humans have had on our planet.

President Trump and Republicans in Washington may disagree, but that’s where I stand. Now I want to know where you stand:
Do you think climate change and sea level rise are real?
Yes

No
I am looking forward to reading your thoughts,



David Richardson
Candidate for Congress, FL-27
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