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ABC Refused to Air Clean Energy Ad - Speak Out!

Target: ABC
Sponsored by: Alliance for Climate Protection - We Can Solve It
ABC recently refused to run Alliance for Climate Protection's Repower America ad, even though they run ads from oil companies like Chevron and Exxon that mislead the American people about the role fossil fuels play in the climate crisis.

The Repower America ad has a clear and simple message -- that massive spending by oil and coal companies on advertising is a key reason our nation hasn't switched to clean and renewable sources for our energy.

Ask ABC to reconsider their decision and air Alliance for Climate Protection's Repower America ad.
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Dear ABC,

It is outrageous that you refused to air the Alliance for Climate Protection's Repower America ad, even though you air ads from oil companies that promote expensive and unreliable fossil fuels as the solution to our economic and climate crises.

[Your Comments]

Please reconsider this decision and air the Repower America ad this Friday on 20/20.

Sincerely,
[Your name here]
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How is promoting clean energy a bad thing?! I can see how some people wouldn't like it, but people like me and my friends who are for clean energy, do not like seeing these huge companies advertised that are the opposite of what we think is right so I think a few other people can suck it up and deal with it if there's a couple of educational, important commercials rather than stupid beer commercials for 10 seconds.
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