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Tell the EPA that Greenhouse Gases threaten the Public

clearspring.com — The EPA has refused to crack down on global warming pollution. Due to a Supreme Court ruling the EPA is now asking for public comment on a simple question: Do greenhouse gases that cause global warming endanger public health and welfare? NWF believes there is no greater threat to people and wildlife than global warming. Take Action TODAY!

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  • SoapboxDave, on 10/09/2008, -0/+1Hey folks, this is an important opportunity to use existing laws under the Clean Air Act to regulate greenhouse gases. We need as many people as possible to submit comments to the Environmental Protection Agency to tell them that greenhouse gases do affect public health and well being.

    Already industry is trying to stack the deck during the comment period to keep the EPA out of the business of regulating greenhouse gases. Don't let them have the only voice! Use this tool to send your message today! It takes less than 2 mins.
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