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We need YOU to take immediate action in support of strong climate
pollution standards for power plants!

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed a plan to reduce
carbon pollution from existing coal, existing gas, and new gas power
plants, representing a significant step towards combating climate change.

This proposal could SLASH carbon pollution by 617 million metric tons from
2028 to 2042 — the equivalent to taking 137 million passenger vehicles off
the road annually, nearly half of all cars in the United States! However,
we [ [link removed] ]need your help to ensure the strongest possible version of these
standards is finalized.

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By submitting a comment on the EPA's Proposed Cut Climate Pollution Plan,
you can make a REAL impact in shaping this VITAL policy. 

We urge you to join us in calling on President Biden and EPA Administrator
Michael Regan to prioritize finalizing robust climate pollution standards
by early next year. These standards are crucial in achieving the
President's commitment to cut climate pollution in half by 2030.

Time is of the essence, and the deadline for comments is approaching
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Together, we can create a sustainable future that benefits our health,
climate, and communities. 

Thank you for taking action,


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