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1. Help Bring Climate Change to the Presidential Debates (2)
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Date: Sun, 2 Sep 2012 15:02:48 -0500
From: Craig Wolfe <Protect@SierraClub-KS.info>
Subject: Help Bring Climate Change to the Presidential Debates
Dear Fellow CCL Delegates,
I am sending this email because I strongly believe that climate change should be a bi-partisan concern and one of the principal topics of the first Presidential Debate on October 3rd.
YOU CAN HELP!! CLICK THE LINK BELOW. THIS IS IMPORTANT. SPREAD THE WORD TO YOUR CHAPTER AND GROUP MEMBERS.
As we have all seen with the extreme weather this summer, and it's only going to get worse unless we do something about it. The first step toward getting our government to address the climate crisis is to make sure the public is aware of the facts and where the candidates stand during this election.
Will you add your name to the list to make sure climate change is a priority at the debate? Just go to:
http://action.lcv.org/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&id=913
Millions of voters will get their information about our presidential candidates by watching televised debates this fall. If moderator Jim Lehrer, whose show, the PBS NewsHour, has objectively and factually covered climate change, asks the candidates about the issue, millions of viewers will have a real chance to hear a substantive discussion about climate change on the national stage.
That's why I've just signed a petition addressed to Mr. Lehrer urging him to include climate change as a debate topic so he can ask President Obama and Governor Romney about their perception of the facts and how they plan to address the climate crisis.
The minimum number of signatures required is 50,000, but one million or five million will add clout to the request and assure adequate time is allowed to ask multiple questions and for both candidates to answer and debate.
Record summer heat, drought, fires, tornadoes, hurricanes and insect infestations caused by climate change affect us all. Please forward this email and link to your friends, relatives and associates so they too may add their names to the list and ensure this topic is included in the debate.
Craig Wolfe - Kansas Chapter Chair
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Date: Sun, 2 Sep 2012 20:09:08 -0600
From: Becky English <
beckyrep@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Help Bring Climate Change to the Presidential Debates
Thanks Craig. Done. Will send to my chapter EnergyCom members on Tuesday
... more broadly if we have room in our Convio allowance.
Fellow CCL Delegates,
I'm fixin' to be there for the first presidential debate (University of
Denver - Jim Lehrer moderating), and will probably blog it for Sierra Club.
So far I'm in the second circle -- not in the actual debate auditorium
but out with bloggers and the student body.
Please send me your conservation questions and, especially, your dirty vs
clean energy questions in case I get lucky with the candidates or their
staffs. Also, if anyone has anything better than public email addresses
for Jim Lehrer, for presidential staff, or for Romneylan staff (weren't
those some nasty Star Trek aliens or something?), I'd appreciate your
letting me know. Thanks very much,
Becky English
Rocky Mountain Chapter CCL; ExCom; LegCom; Energy Issue Chair
303 733 4064
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On Sun, Sep 2, 2012 at 2:02 PM, Craig Wolfe <
Protect@sierraclub-ks.info>wrote:
> **
>
> *Dear Fellow CCL Delegates,
>
> *I am sending this email because I strongly believe that climate change
> should be a bi-partisan concern and one of the principal topics of the
> first Presidential Debate on October 3rd.
>
> *YOU CAN HELP!! CLICK THE LINK BELOW. THIS IS IMPORTANT. SPREAD THE WORD
> TO YOUR CHAPTER AND GROUP MEMBERS.
>
> *As we have all seen with the extreme weather this summer, and it's only
> going to get worse unless we do something about it. The first step toward
> getting our government to address the climate crisis is to make sure the
> public is aware of the facts and where the candidates stand during this
> election.
>
> Will you add your name to the list to make sure climate change is a
> priority at the debate? Just go to: *
>
http://action.lcv.org/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&id=913*<
http://action.lcv.org/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&id=913>
>
> *Millions of voters will get their information about our presidential
> candidates by watching televised debates this fall.* *If moderator Jim
> Lehrer, whose show, the PBS NewsHour, has objectively and factually covered
> climate change, asks the candidates about the issue, millions of viewers
> will have a real chance to hear a substantive discussion about climate
> change on the national stage.
> *
> That's why I've just signed a petition addressed to Mr. Lehrer urging him
> to include climate change as a debate topic so he can ask President Obama
> and Governor Romney about their perception of the facts and how they plan
> to address the climate crisis.
>
> The minimum number of signatures required is 50,000, *but one million or
> five million* will add clout to the request and assure adequate time is
> allowed to ask multiple questions and for both candidates to answer and
> debate.
>
> Record summer heat, drought, fires, tornadoes, hurricanes and insect
> infestations caused by climate change affect us all. Please forward this
> email and link to your friends, relatives and associates so they too may
> add their names to the list and ensure this topic is included in the
> debate.
>
> Craig Wolfe - Kansas Chapter Chair
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