Subject: [big campaign] Ad Watch: RNC Attack Ad Touts McCain's Misguided 'Solutions,' Falsely Attacks Obama
From: [email-masked]
To: [email-masked]
Date: Mon, 7 Jul 2008 17:51:05 -0400
List-Id: <bigcampaign.googlegroups.com>

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 7, 2008
CONTACT:
Josh Dorner, 202.675.2384
David Willett, 202.675.6698

                                 AD WATCH:
     New "Grand Oil Party" Attack Ad Touts McCain's Failed Solutions,
              Falsely Claims Obama Offers "No New Solutions"

Washington, D.C.----The Republican National Committee (RNC) began airing a
new attack ad meant to highlight John McCain's so--called solutions to our
energy crisis, while falsely attacking Obama over his energy plan.  The ad
began airing in the battleground states of Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
and Wisconsin and will run through July 15.  It can be viewed at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE8_NecN3WA.

"What this ad really shows is that John McCain and the Republican Party
only have more of the same to offer when it comes to energy--more drilling;
more dirty, dangerous, and distracting nuclear power plants; and more
schemes designed to pad Big Oil's bottom line while denying consumers real
relief at the pump," said Cathy Duvall, Sierra Club Political Director.
"And while John McCain claims he wants to stand up to special interests,
his party is spending $3 million on false and misleading attack ads against
Barack Obama--after raking in more than $3.6 million from the oil industry.
While Barack Obama is offering a visionary plan to make the clean energy
future a reality, it's John McCain who's sticking to the party line on
energy: the 'Grand Oil Party' line."

RNC Ad Touts John McCain's Outdated and Misguided Energy Plan:

John McCain's Misguided Gas Tax Plan Would Offer No Relief At The Pump

*  John McCain's plan has been denounced by over 200 leading
economists--including 4 Nobel Prize winners. (Source: Bloomberg News,
05/05/2008)
*   The same leading economists specifically note that the plan would offer
no relief at the pump and could merely pad Big Oil's bottom line with an
additional 18 cents per gallon. (Source:
http://www.politico.com/static/PPM43_080502_list_gastax.html)

John McCain's Offshore Drilling Flip--Flop is Dirty, Dangerous,and Would Do
Nothing to Lower Gas Prices

*  Instead of straight talk, John McCain went straight to Houston and
called for giving the oil industry exactly what it's wanted for 30
years----the unfettered "exploration and exploitation" of our coasts, to
use McCain's own descriptions of his proposal. (Source: Washington Post,
06/16/2008)
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp--dyn/content/article/2008/06/16/AR2008061602148.html

*  McCain claims his plan would offer "psychological" relief, while even
the Bush Administration admits that it won't do anything to lower prices
today, tomorrow, or even a decade from now. (Source: ABC News, 06/24/2008;
Energy Information Administration)
http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2008/06/obama--swipes--mc.html

*  John McCain repeats the lie that offshore drilling is environmentally
safe and that no spills occurred as a result of hurricanes Rita and
Katrina.  In fact, the two storms resulted in 6 major, 5 medium, and over
5,000 minor spills--resulting in a  total of over 9 million gallons of oil
spilled. (Source: U.S. Coast Guard:
http://www.uscg.mil/npfc/docs/PDFs/osltf_report_hurricanes.pdf)

John McCain Offers Nothing More Than Empty Rhetoric on 'Alternative' Energy

*  John McCain talks about renewable energy every single day, yet has
actively opposed the policies needed to make the clean energy economy a
reality.
*  John McCain--like President Bush, coal companies, and the utility
industry--opposes a Renewable Electricity Standard and has consistently
voted against such a standard in the past. (Sources: 2005 Senate Vote #141,
6/16/2005; 2002 Senate Vote #50, 3/14/2002; 2002 Senate Vote #55,
3/21/2002; 2002 Senate Vote #59, 3/21/2002)
*   John McCain believes the renewable energy industry is "doing fine" and
doesn't need any incentives.  While he offered a $300 million gimmick on
electric cars, he has voted against $290 million for clean energy.
Meanwhile, John McCain favors billions in new and existing subsidies for
dirty, dangerous, and distracting nuclear power. (Sources: Grist, 10/1/07,
http://www.grist.org/feature/2007/10/01/mccain/; 2006 Senate Vote #42,
3/14/2006)
*  If key clean energy incentives that are in danger of expiring soon are
not renewed, it could cost more than 116,000 hardworking Americans in the
wind and solar industries alone their jobs and sacrifice $19 billion in
economic growth.  Twice, when every single other Senator voted and measures
to renew these critical incentives lost by just a single vote, John McCain
didn't even show up to vote when he could have made
the difference. (Sources:  Navigant Consulting study, 02/04/2008,
http://www.awea.org/newsroom/pdf/Tax_Credit_Impact.pdf; 2007 Senate Vote
#425, 2008 Senate Vote #8)

John McCain's Tax Plan Would Benefit Big Oil

*  John McCain's tax plan includes a dramatic 10 percent cut in the federal
corporate tax rate, as well as allowing added deductions for investments in
equipment and technology.
*  John McCain's tax plan would deliver a $3.8 billion tax cut to the five
largest American oil companies alone.  It would also cost a stunning $1.7
trillion overall. (Source: Center for American Progress Action, 05/27/2008)
http://www.americanprogressaction.org/issues/2008/pdf/oil_tax.pdf)

John McCain Says He Supports 'Conservation,' But Has Spotty Record on Fuel
Economy

*  Unlike Obama, who fought hard to secure the first increase fuel economy
standards in over 30 years, John McCain didn't even show up to any votes on
last year's landmark energy bill.  And he has a spotty record on fuel
economy in the past. (Sources: Washington Post, 05/13/2008; New York Times,
05/12/2008; 2007 Senates Votes #208, #225, #226, #416, #425, #430)

John McCain Says He Supports 'Conservation,' But Opposes Green Building
Standards

*  John McCain opposes any required standards for green
buildings--something that could dramatically cut our energy use by making
our homes, offices, and government buildings more energy efficient.
(Sources: GreenBiz, 06/17/2008)
http://www.greenbiz.com/news/2008/06/17/confronting--energy--efficiency--election--year

John McCain's Global Warming Plan is Outdated and Favors Special Interests
John McCain may have shown leadership when he introduced his global warming
plan in 2002; however, his plan remains stuck in the past.

*  Unlike Obama's plan, it fails to do what scientists tell us is necessary
to avert the most catastrophic effects of global warming: an emissions
reduction of 80 percent by 2050.
*  Unlike Obama's plan, it gives away hundreds of billions of dollars in
pollution permits to polluters--Big Oil, Big Coal, and others.  It also
lavishes billions in new subsidies on the nuclear industry--one of the most
heavily subsidized industries in history.

John McCain Wants $1 TRILLION Worth of New Nuclear Plants

*  John McCain wants to build 45 new nuclear plants by 2030 and then 55
more after that--effectively doubling the number of plants and amount of
highly toxic waste we'd have to deal with. (Source: Bloomberg News,
06/19/2008)
http://news.yahoo.com/s/bloomberg/20080619/pl_bloomberg/a9mftcqlzhou_1

*  By utility companies' own estimates in recent regulatory filings, this
plan could cost at least $1 trillion. (Source: EnergyBiz, May/June 2008)
http://energycentral.fileburst.com/EnergyBizOnline/2008--3--may--jun/Financial_Front_Prices.pdf

*  McCain admits that it's extremely dangerous and insecure to have
thousands of tons of high--level nuclear waste sitting at reactors across
the country, yet proposes doubling the size of the problem. (Source: John
McCain, YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPlaHQCKc34)

John McCain Wants to Stick Nevadans with 77,000 Tons of Nuclear Waste
Forever, Yet 'Wouldn't Be Comfortable' With It Traveling Through His Own
State

*  John McCain is one of the biggest proponents of the unsafe and unproven
Yucca Mountain waste repository site.
*  Waste would have to travel through major population centers in at least
43 states on its way to Nevada site. (Source: State of Nevada:
http://www.state.nv.us/nucwaste/states/us.htm)
*  John McCain says he wouldn't be comfortable with waste traveling through
his own state on its way to Yucca Mountain.
(Source: Las Vegas Sun, 06/26/2008)
http://www.lvsun.com/news/2008/jun/26/pointed--plan--energy/

RNC Ad Blatantly Lies, Claims Obama Offers 'No New Solutions':

Some 'New Solutions' Offered by Barack Obama:

*  Invest $150 billion over ten years to build the clean energy economy and
create 5,000,000 new jobs.
*  Giving American automakers the tools they need to double fuel economy
standards to 50 miles per gallon.
*  Require 25 percent of our electricity to come from renewable sources by
2025.
*  Develop and invest in next--generation cellulosic biofuels and produce 2
billion gallons by 2013, to help get us off of oil without the negative
environmental  and economic consequences of corn ethanol.
*  Make our buildings greener by improving the energy efficiency of new
buildings by 50 percent and existing building by 25 percent over the next
ten years.
*  Make all new buildings net--zero or carbon--neutral by 2030.
*  Introduce a low--carbon fuel standard to help fight global warming and
reduce our dependence on oil without turning to dangerous alternatives like
oil shale, tar sands, and liquid coal.
*  Use more of the energy we're already producing by investing in a digital
smart grid.
(Source: http://www.barackobama.com/issues/energy/)

Paid for by the Sierra Club Political Committee, http://www.sierraclub.org/
, and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.

                                   # # #

---------- Forwarded by Josh Dorner/Sierraclub on 07/07/2008 05:37 PM
----------
                                                                           
             "Josh Dorner,                                                 
             Sierra Club"                                                  
             <josh.dorner@sier                                          To 
             raclub.org>               [email-masked]          
                                                                        cc 
             07/07/2008 05:27                                              
             PM                                                    Subject 
                                       Ad Watch: RNC Attack Touts McCain's 
                                       Misguided 'Solutions,' Falsely      
             Please respond to         Attacks Obama                       
               "Josh Dorner,                                               
               Sierra Club"                                                
             <josh.dorner@sier                                             
                raclub.org>                                                

           Having trouble receiving our e--mail? Try adding us (
             [email-masked]) to your Address Book.
                                                                           
 (                                                                         
 E                                                                         
 m                                                                         
 b                                                                         
 e                                                                         
 d                                                                         
 d                                                                         
 e                                                                         
 d                                                                         
 i                                                                         
 m                                                                         
 a                                                                         
 g                                                                         
 e                                                                         
 m                                                                         
 o                                                                         
 v                                                                         
 e                                                                         
 d                                                                         
 t                                                                         
 o                                                                         
 f                                                                         
 i                                                                         
 l                                                                         
 e                                                                         
 :                                                                         
 p                                                                         
 i                                                                         
 c                                                                         
 2                                                                         
 0                                                                         
 4                                                                         
 5                                                                         
 0                                                                         
 .                                                                         
 g                                                                         
 i                                                                         
 f                                                                         
 )                                                                         
                                                                           
 ( (                                                                     ( 
 E E                                                                     E 
 m m                                                                     m 
 b b                                                                     b 
 e e                                                                     e 
 d d                                                                     d 
 d d                                                                     d 
 e e                                                                     e 
 d d                                                                     d 
 i i                                                                     i 
 m m                                                                     m 
 a a                                                                     a 
 g g                                                                     g 
 e e                                                                     e 
 m m                                                                     m 
 o o                                                                     o 
 v v                                                                     v 
 e e                                                                     e 
 d d                                                                     d 
 t t                                                                     t 
 o o                                                                     o 
 f f                                                                     f 
 i i                                                                     i 
 l l                                                                     l 
 e e                                                                     e 
 : :                                                                     : 
 p p                                                                     p 
 i i                                                                     i 
 c c                                                                     c 
 1 1                                                                     2 
 7 1                                                                     6 
 2 1                                                                     1 
 5 7                                                                     5 
 3 3                                                                     4 
 . .                                                                     . 
 g g                                                                     g 
 i i                                                                     i 
 f f                                                                     f 
 ) )                                                                     ) 
   P                                                                       
   r                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   s                                                                       
   s                                                                       
   R                                                                       
   o                                                                       
   o                                                                       
   m                                                                       
   :                                                                       
   F                                                                       
   o                                                                       
   r                                                                       
   I                                                                       
   m                                                                       
   m                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   d                                                                       
   i                                                                       
   a                                                                       
   t                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   R                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   l                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   a                                                                       
   s                                                                       
   e                                                                       

   (                                                                       
   E                                                                       
   m                                                                       
   b                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   d                                                                       
   d                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   d                                                                       
   i                                                                       
   m                                                                       
   a                                                                       
   g                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   m                                                                       
   o                                                                       
   v                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   d                                                                       
   t                                                                       
   o                                                                       
   f                                                                       
   i                                                                       
   l                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   :                                                                       
   p                                                                       
   i                                                                       
   c                                                                       
   1                                                                       
   0                                                                       
   4                                                                       
   6                                                                       
   6                                                                       
   .                                                                       
   g                                                                       
   i                                                                       
   f                                                                       
   )                                                                       
   E                                                                       
   x                                                                       
   p                                                                       
   l                                                                       
   o                                                                       
   r                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   ,                                                                       
   E                                                                       
   n                                                                       
   j                                                                       
   o                                                                       
   y                                                                       
   a                                                                       
   n                                                                       
   d                                                                       
   P                                                                       
   r                                                                       
   o                                                                       
   t                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   c                                                                       
   t                                                                       
   t                                                                       
   h                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   P                                                                       
   l                                                                       
   a                                                                       
   n                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   t                                                                       
                                                                           
   ( FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 7, 2008                               (   
   E CONTACT: Josh Dorner, 202.675.2384                                E   
   m                  David Willett, 202.675.6698                      m   
   b                                                                   b   
   e                                                                   e   
   d                             AD WATCH:                             d   
   d  New "Grand Oil Party"Attack Ad Touts McCain's Failed Solutions,  d   
   e          Falsely Claims Obama Offers "No New Solutions"           e   
   d                                                                   d   
   i                                                                   i   
   m Washington, D.C.----The Republican National Committee (RNC) began m   
   a airing a new attack ad meant to highlight John McCain's           a   
   g so--called solutions to our energy crisis, while falsely          g   
   e attacking Obama over his energy plan.  The ad began airing in the e   
   m battleground states of Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and          m   
   o Wisconsin and will run through July 15.  It can be viewed at:     o   
   v http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE8_NecN3WA.                       v   
   e                                                                   e   
   d                                                                   d   
   t "What this ad really shows is that John McCain and the Republican t   
   o Party only have more of the same to offer when it comes to        o   
   f energy--more drilling; more dirty, dangerous, and distracting     f   
   i nuclear power plants; and more schemes designed to pad Big Oil's  i   
   l bottom line while denying consumers real relief at the pump,"     l   
   e said Cathy Duvall, Sierra Club Political Director.  "And while    e   
   : John McCain claims he wants to stand up to special interests, his :   
   p party is spending $3 million on false and misleading attack ads   p   
   i against Barack Obama--after raking in more than $3.6 million from i   
   c the oil industry.  While Barack Obama is offering a visionary     c   
   1 plan to make the clean energy future a reality, it's John McCain  2   
   2 who's sticking to the party line on energy: the 'Grand Oil Party' 6   
   0 line."                                                            4   
   4                                                                   3   
   4                                                                   9   
   . RNC Ad Touts John McCain's Outdated and Misguided Energy Plan:    .   
   g                                                                   g   
   i                                                                   i   
   f John McCain's Misguided Gas Tax Plan Would Offer No Relief At The f   
   ) Pump                                                              )   
           John McCain's plan has been denounced by over 200 leading       
           economists--including 4 Nobel Prize winners. (Source:           
           Bloomberg News, 05/05/2008)                                     
            The same leading economists specifically note that the         
           plan would offer no relief at the pump and could merely pad     
           Big Oil's bottom line with an additional 18 cents per           
           gallon. (Source:                                                
           http://www.politico.com/static/PPM43_080502_list_gastax.htm     
           l)                                                              

     John McCain's Offshore Drilling Flip--Flop is Dirty, Dangerous,       
     and Would Do Nothing to Lower Gas Prices                              
           Instead of straight talk, John McCain went straight to          
           Houston and called for giving the oil industry exactly what     
           it's wanted for 30 years--the unfettered "exploration and       
           exploitation" of our coasts, to use McCain's own                
           descriptions of his proposal. (Source: Washington Post,         
           06/16/2008)                                                     
           McCain claims his plan would offer "psychological" relief,      
           while even the Bush Administration admits that it won't do      
           anything to lower prices today, tomorrow, or even a decade      
           from now. (Source: ABC News, 06/24/2008; Energy Information     
           Administration)                                                 
           John McCain repeats the lie that offshore drilling is           
           environmentally safe and that no spills occurred as a           
           result of hurricanes Rita and Katrina.  In fact, the two        
           storms resulted in 6 major, 5 medium, and over 5,000 minor      
           spills--resulting in a  total of over 9 million gallons of      
           oil spilled. (Source: U.S. Coast Guard:                         
           http://www.uscg.mil/npfc/docs/PDFs/osltf_report_hurricanes.     
           pdf)                                                            

     John McCain Offers Nothing More Than Empty Rhetoric on                
     'Alternative' Energy                                                  
           John McCain talks about renewable energy every single day,      
           yet has actively opposed the policies needed to make the        
           clean energy economy a reality.                                 
           John McCain--like President Bush, coal companies, and the       
           utility industry--opposes a Renewable Electricity Standard      
           and has consistently voted against such a standard in the       
           past. (Sources: 2005 Senate Vote #141, 6/16/2005; 2002          
           Senate Vote #50, 3/14/2002; 2002 Senate Vote #55,               
           3/21/2002; 2002 Senate Vote #59, 3/21/2002)                     
            John McCain believes the renewable energy industry is          
           "doing fine" and doesn't need any incentives.  While he         
           offered a $300 million gimmick on electric cars, he has         
           voted against $290 million for clean energy. Meanwhile,         
           John McCain favors billions in new and existing subsidies       
           for dirty, dangerous, and distracting nuclear power.            
           (Sources: Grist, 10/1/07; 2006 Senate Vote #42, 3/14/2006)      
           If key clean energy incentives that are in danger of            
           expiring soon are not renewed, it could cost more than          
           116,000 hardworking Americans in the wind and solar             
           industries alone their jobs and sacrifice $19 billion in        
           economic growth.  Twice, when every single other Senator        
           voted and measures to renew these critical incentives lost      
           by just a single vote, John McCain didn't even show up to       
           vote when he could have made the difference. (Sources:          
           Navigant Consulting study, 02/04/2008,                          
           http://www.awea.org/newsroom/pdf/Tax_Credit_Impact.pdf;         
           2007 Senate Vote #425, 2008 Senate Vote #8)                     

     John McCain's Tax Plan Would Benefit Big Oil                          
           John McCain's tax plan includes a dramatic 10 percent cut       
           in the federal corporate tax rate, as well as allowing          
           added deductions for investments in equipment and               
           technology.                                                     
           John McCain's tax plan would deliver a $3.8 billion tax cut     
           to the five largest American oil companies alone.  It would     
           also cost a stunning $1.7 trillion overall. (Source: Center     
           for American Progress Action, 05/27/2008,                       
           http://www.americanprogressaction.org/issues/2008/pdf/oil_t     
           ax.pdf)                                                         

     John McCain Says He Supports 'Conservation,' But Has Spotty           
     Record on Fuel Economy                                                
           Unlike Obama, who fought hard to secure the first increase      
           fuel economy standards in over 30 years, John McCain didn't     
           even show up to any votes on last year's landmark energy        
           bill.  And he has a spotty record on fuel economy in the        
           past. (Sources: Washington Post, 05/13/2008; New York           
           Times, 05/12/2008; 2007 Senates Votes #208, #225, #226,         
           #416, #425, #430)                                               

     John McCain Says He Supports 'Conservation,' But Opposes Green        
     Building Standards                                                    
           John McCain opposes any required standards for green            
           buildings--something that could dramatically cut our energy     
           use by making our homes, offices, and government buildings      
           more energy efficient. (Sources: GreenBiz, 06/17/2008,          
           http://www.greenbiz.com/news/2008/06/17/confronting--energy     
           --efficiency--election--year)                                   

     John McCain's Global Warming Plan is Outdated and Favors Special      
     Interests                                                             
     John McCain may have shown leadership when he introduced his          
     global warming plan in 2002; however, his plan remains stuck in       
     the past.                                                             
           Unlike Obama's plan, it fails to do what scientists tell us     
           is necessary to avert the most catastrophic effects of          
           global warming: an emissions reduction of 80 percent by         
           2050.                                                           
           Unlike Obama's plan, it gives away hundreds of billions of      
           dollars in pollution permits to polluters--Big Oil, Big         
           Coal, and others.  It also lavishes billions in new             
           subsidies on the nuclear industry--one of the most heavily      
           subsidized industries in history.                               

     John McCain Wants $1 TRILLION Worth of New Nuclear Plants             
           John McCain wants to build 45 new nuclear plants by 2030        
           and then 55 more after that--effectively doubling the           
           number of plants and amount of highly toxic waste we'd have     
           to deal with. (Source: Bloomberg News, 06/19/2008)              
           By utility companies' own estimates in recent regulatory        
           filings, this plan could cost at least $1 trillion.             
           (Source: EnergyBiz, May/June 2008, )                            
           McCain admits that it's extremely dangerous and insecure to     
           have thousands of tons of high--level nuclear waste sitting     
           at reactors across the country, yet proposes doubling the       
           size of the problem. (Source: John McCain, YouTube:             
           http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPlaHQCKc34)                     

     John McCain Wants to Stick Nevadans with 77,000 Tons of Nuclear       
     Waste Forever, Yet 'Wouldn't Be Comfortable' With It Traveling        
     Through His Own State                                                 
           John McCain is one of the biggest proponents of the unsafe      
           and unproven Yucca Mountain waste repository site.              
           Waste would have to travel through major population centers     
           in at least 43 states on its way to Nevada site. (Source:       
           State of Nevada:                                                
           http://www.state.nv.us/nucwaste/states/us.htm)                  
           John McCain says he wouldn't be comfortable with waste          
           traveling through his own state on its way to Yucca             
           Mountain. (Source: Las Vegas Sun, 06/26/2008)                   

     RNC Ad Blatantly Lies, Claims Obama Offers 'No New Solutions':        

     Some 'New Solutions' Offered by Barack Obama:                         
           Invest $150 billion over ten years to build the clean           
           energy economy and create 5,000,000 new jobs.                   
           Giving American automakers the tools they need to double        
           fuel economy standards to 50 miles per gallon.                  
           Require 25 percent of our electricity to come from              
           renewable sources by 2025.                                      
           Develop and invest in next--generation cellulosic biofuels      
           and produce 2 billion gallons by 2013, to help get us off       
           of oil without the negative environmental and economic          
           consequences of corn ethanol.                                   
           Make our buildings greener by improving the energy              
           efficiency of new buildings by 50 percent and existing          
           building by 25 percent over the next ten years.                 
           Make all new buildings net--zero or carbon--neutral by 2030     
           .                                                               
           Introduce a low--carbon fuel standard to help fight global      
           warming and reduce our dependence on oil without turning to     
           dangerous alternatives like oil shale, tar sands, and           
           liquid coal.                                                    
           Use more of the energy we're already producing by investing     
           in a digital smart grid.                                        
           (Source: http://www.barackobama.com/issues/energy/)             

                                                                           

      Paid for by the Sierra Club Political Committee,                     
      http://www.sierraclub.org/, and not authorized by any candidate      
      or candidate's committee.                                            

                                                                           
                                                                           
     # # #                                                                 

     (Embedded image moved to file: pic21659.gif)                          

        (Embedded image moved to file: pic26292.gif)Sign up for Raw        

                                                                           

   (                                                                       
   E                                                                       
   m                                                                       
   b                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   d                                                                       
   d                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   d                                                                       
   i                                                                       
   m                                                                       
   a                                                                       
   g                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   m                                                                       
   o                                                                       
   v                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   d                                                                       
   t                                                                       
   o                                                                       
   f                                                                       
   i                                                                       
   l                                                                       
   e                                                                       
   :                                                                       
   p                                                                       
   i                                                                       
   c                                                                       
   2                                                                       
   0                                                                       
   0                                                                       
   2                                                                       
   4                                                                       
   .                                                                       
   g                                                                       
   i                                                                       
   f                                                                       
   )                                                                       

Sierra Club | 85 Second St., San Francisco, CA 94105 | Change Media Type |
                     Contact Us | Visit the Press Room

  Update My Profile | Manage My Email Preferences | Update My Interests |
                                Unsubscribe
--~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~
You received this message because you are subscribed to the "big campaign" group.

To post to this group, send to [email-masked]

To unsubscribe, send email to [email-masked]

E-mail [email-masked] with questions or concerns
 
This is a list of individuals. It is not affiliated with any group or organization.
-~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---