...on whether or not the EPA should regulate CO2, the primary cause of climate disruption today.
I received this via unsolicited email:
Friday is the last day to voice your opinion on whether the EPA -- the Environmental Protection Agency -- should regulate carbon dioxide pollution, the primary cause of the climate crisis. This is a big deal.The EPA is taking public comment before making a ruling. I sent my message in and it will appear on the EPA's website, and be part of the public record.
Of course, special interests -- like the oil and coal lobbies -- are working overtime to defeat a positive ruling and have already gotten thousands of comments submitted in opposition.
Submit your public comment to the EPA here:
http://www.repoweramerica.org/epa/
Thank you.
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