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The environmental crises we face require a global solution. But it begins with changes to our
federal policies and personal lifestyles:
1. Acting aggressively to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions so as to prevent further
damage to the climate and avoid even higher costs to lives and economies in the future.
2. Providing substantial resources and aid to build infrastructural resilience in poor
and vulnerable communities, both in the U.S. and developing nations around the world.
It is important to contact our Senators and tell them they have a critical opportunity to provide
leadership and create a fair and just policy for comprehensive climate change legislation.
This is not a debate about climate change, but a prudent course of action to reduce our use of
fossil fuels, create job opportunities for clean energy and safeguard poor and vulnerable people.
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