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West Leads the Way Combating Climate Change
Target: Future Secretary of Energy
Sponsored by: Care2
Sponsored by: Care2
Some states are working overtime to prevent climate change. But strong climate change prevention initiatives should not be limited to only seven out of fifty states. We must unite as one country to fight global warming.
Governors from California, Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington, Utah and Montana have joined forces with leaders of four Canadian provinces to reduce greenhouse gas emissions above and beyond U.S. federal limits. The seven states and four provinces form the Western Climate Initiative (WCI) which pledges to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 15 percent of 2005 levels by 2020.
WCI's plan for implementation includes requirements for cleaner cars, more energy-efficient appliances, less-polluting fuels and more reliance on wind and solar energy. WCI is also looking at and learning from past successes and failures by similar groups around the world.
WCI has recognized that a broader market is more effective than single states acting alone. So, why not act in solidarity as one nation, or even one continent? Tell the next Secretary of Energy to act fervently to address global climate change, taking a cue from WCI.
Governors from California, Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington, Utah and Montana have joined forces with leaders of four Canadian provinces to reduce greenhouse gas emissions above and beyond U.S. federal limits. The seven states and four provinces form the Western Climate Initiative (WCI) which pledges to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 15 percent of 2005 levels by 2020.
WCI's plan for implementation includes requirements for cleaner cars, more energy-efficient appliances, less-polluting fuels and more reliance on wind and solar energy. WCI is also looking at and learning from past successes and failures by similar groups around the world.
WCI has recognized that a broader market is more effective than single states acting alone. So, why not act in solidarity as one nation, or even one continent? Tell the next Secretary of Energy to act fervently to address global climate change, taking a cue from WCI.
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It is time to change. The time is now - please listen to your public before this precious time runs out.
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Far more research should be done on determining what our geothermal resources are, and how we can develop them for the purpose of producing electric power.
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Buy local produce or better yet, grow a garden. When you grow your own garden you can be the boss of what it is you want to grow, and you can grow things that your family likes. It cuts down on gas that you would use to go to the store, and is creates a family activity you can all do.
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Efficiency is more cost effective than generation (making new stuff) and pays a higher return (interest rate) than paper investments (savings, CDs, stocks, bonds, etc) Efficiency also happens to be great for reducing pollution and carbon emissions. So let's do it and make money while plowsharing that money back into the local economy instead of exporting money to buy more waste.
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