As I tuck my 10-year-old son into bed each night, I’m reminded of why the fight for climate justice is personal. He has asthma. An attack can come without warning, turning a playful evening into a moment of fear. He’s just a child, but he bears the heavy
Dear Name,
As I tuck my 10-year-old son into bed each night, I’m reminded of why the fight for climate justice is personal for me and families like mine. My son has asthma. Attacks can come without warning, turning a normal evening into moments of fear. He’s just a child, but he has to deal with the impact decades of fossil fuel reliance and environmental negligence.
Our country's heavy support and subsidization of fossil fuels is no accident – big polluters have been pumping money into our government for years. Getting fossil fuel money out politics is a Democratic value and scientific necessity, and yet despite touting his scientific background, it's one that my opponent refuses to uphold. He continues to accept money from the very fossil fuel and energy companies that cause children like mine to stay inside when forest fires and climate change destroy the air quality.
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Best wishes,
Qasim Rashid
