John -
As the election draws closer, it’s impossible to ignore the growing impact of climate change on our communities. Hurricane Helene and now Hurricane Milton, along with dozens of wildfires this past summer — they’re all clear warning signs of a very real climate crisis.
We need climate change to be at the forefront of everyone’s mind this election cycle, from voters to candidates to the media. But, climate change hasn’t received the attention it desperately needs. We’re working to change that — and we need your help, John.
The climate crisis impacts us all, no matter where we live or how much money we make. Americans are being told to flee their homes and risk losing everything.1 Meanwhile, Big Oil continues to put profits over people to prioritize fossil fuel extractions that destroy our environment.
This issue deserves more media coverage and public awareness. But the recent presidential debate included only one brief question about climate change at the very end. It's clear that we still have a lot of work to do to spotlight climate change as a critical issue. And there’s no time to lose.
By submitting a letter to the editor of your local paper, you can help ensure climate change gets the coverage it deserves this election cycle. And you can get your message in front of voters in your community before the polls close.
Together, we can drive the change we deserve.
Team 350 Action
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