Dear NRDC Action Fund Activist,

Roads buckling in heat waves, homes destroyed in wildfires, crops dead in a historic drought — this summer has underscored the urgency of tackling climate change.

That's why we're holding an emergency video call this Wednesday, August 11, for dedicated activists like you who are ready to hold our government accountable and demand solutions to end the climate crisis.

You'll get the inside scoop on our biggest grassroots advocacy effort EVER to pass historic legislation that invests in our infrastructure, gets toxic lead out of our drinking water, and tackles the growing climate crisis. Now is the time to act as Congress goes back home for August recess — and we'll tell you how to push YOUR lawmakers to get it done. RSVP for this important webinar now.

It's all part of advancing President Biden's Build Back Better agenda — our best shot in a generation to tackle climate change head-on while also fixing our infrastructure, creating high-quality jobs for millions of people, and accelerating our transition to a 100% clean energy future.

But anti-environment politicians in Congress are trying to kill any climate action that would hurt their Big Oil CEO friends.

That's why I hope you'll join the NRDC Action Fund on Wednesday, August 11, to learn about how we're pushing for strong legislation that will fight the climate crisis while fixing our infrastructure and creating jobs — and where you can help. You'll have a chance to ask us questions directly at the end of the call.

Sign up to join this exclusive climate action discussion on Wednesday, August 11, and find out how you can have an impact right now.

When you RSVP, we'll send you an email with information on how to join the call.

Every action, no matter how small, shows lawmakers that we, the people, demand climate action now — and we won't rest until we get it.

I hope you'll join us for this exciting event next week, and thanks for being an NRDC Action Fund supporter.

Sincerely,

Kevin S. Curtis
Executive Director, NRDC Action Fund

P.S. The Senate is expected to vote this weekend on a bipartisan infrastructure bill that is a step in the right direction, but doesn't go nearly far enough to tackle the climate crisis, ensure safe drinking water for all, and more. So if you haven't already, please message your senators right away to demand they pass the strongest possible version of this infrastructure bill.