Sunday, July 01, 2007

Tell the Bush Administration to get tough on Global Warming!!!!! 12 states want to join us!

12 States Want to Fight Global Warming
But will the Bush Administration's EPA STOP them?

Tell the EPA to give them the green light!
Right now, twelve states are ready to fight global warming by adopting tough vehicle emissions standards. Unfortunately, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is standing in their way!

The Bush Administration's EPA is requiring the states to obtain special Clean Air Act "waivers" before they can put these tougher emissions standards in action.
Tough emissions standards for vehicles? That makes sense. But the Environmental Protection Agency blocking states' efforts to fight global warming? That makes no sense at all!

Please join me in telling the EPA to let states cut emissions from cars and SUVs without further delays. Click here to send your message now.
Hurry - we only have until THIS FRIDAY, June 15th to speak out about this issue!

In 2004, California created the Clean Cars Program, a set of vehicle emissions standards that's even tougher than federal standards. Since then, eleven more states have decided they want better emissions standards, too.

But the Bush Administration won't let them implement the Clean Cars Program without special permission - a "waiver" under the Clean Air Act.

Even worse, The Bush Administration's EPA has already been sitting on these states' waiver applications for over a year and a half. By dragging its feet, the EPA is preventing states from taking a critical step toward reducing global warming pollution.
Click here to tell the EPA to stop blocking change before THIS FRIDAY, June 15th.

Once you've sent your comments in, please forward this message to your friends and family and ask them to join you in asking the EPA to give states the green light to fight global warming BEFORE Friday.

Thanks for helping me convince the EPA to protect our environment.

Sincerely,
Julie WatermanSaveOurEnvironment.org

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