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Dear Friend of the National Parks,
Increased temperatures, drought,
and flooding are already threatening our national parks and park
wildlife, from the coral reefs of Biscayne to the grizzlies of
Yellowstone. And the U.S. Senate can soon take action to soften
these impacts. Passage of the Clean Energy Jobs and
American Power Act, now working its way through the Senate, will
help ensure that our parks are protected for generations to come
and that local communities that border and support our parks
remain as vibrant and stable as the parks themselves.
The
Senate will most likely vote this fall on this legislation.
NPCA wants to make sure this bill not only cuts global warming
pollution, but also safeguards our parks and communities from
climate change impacts already taking place.
Through the
sale of pollution permits to the biggest emitters of greenhouse
gases, the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act will create
funds that can be used to promote renewable energy and to lessen
the impacts of climate change. Unless we act now to reduce
global warming pollution and safeguard wildlife from rapidly
advancing changes, many species of plants and animals could be
driven from the parks--and even to the point of
extinction.
TAKE ACTION
NOW: Write your Senators to express your concern
for the future of America's national parks. Ask them to vote
"Yes" on the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act and to
support the inclusion and full funding of a 5% allocation for
natural resources to create jobs and safeguard our
parks.
Supporters like you are making a difference in
battling climate change, protecting wildlife, and creating jobs
in local park communities.
Thank you for taking action
today!
Sincerely,
Mark Wenzler NPCA's Director
of Clean Air and Climate Programs
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