Dear Kansas City metropolitan area elected leaders and officials,
I hereby request that you sign the following pledge in person or via mail on April 14, 2007 at the Kansas City Step It Up Climate Action Day event:
"I pledge to support policies that will promote cutting Carbon Dioxide emissions by 80% by 2050 from present levels throughout the Kansas City metropolitan area."
Additionally, please show your support of this petition by signing online here now.
I have been spending my nights printing out the pages of names you all have added to this cause. These signatures are the proof I need to show our local officials that the air we breathe and the future of Kansas City are not things we are willing to negotiate away.
April 13, 2007
Seeing this collective push for our city brings me genuine hope for my neighborhood and the air my own kids breathe. We have turned a corner and the momentum behind this demand is undeniable.
Reached 100 supporters
April 13, 2007
6 Comments
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Sarah Moore
19 years ago
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The weather in KC has been crazy lately. We need to actually do something before it gets way worse for our kids.
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Mike Doyle
19 years ago
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Stop ignoring the facts. 2050 is not that far away and we need to start now.
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Brenda Ortiz
19 years ago
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Global warming is real regardless of what people want to think. Hope the leaders listen for once.
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Linda Obi
19 years ago
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do it for the future of this city. please take this seriously.
J
Jason May
19 years ago
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its about time we got serious about climate change in the midwest. lets get it done.
D
David Bennett
19 years ago
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Carbon emissions are killing us. Wake up congress people!!
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Dear Kansas City metropolitan area elected leaders and officials,
I hereby request that you sign the following pledge in person or via mail on April 14, 2007 at the Kansas City Step It Up Climate Action Day event:
"I pledge to support policies that will promote cutting Carbon Dioxide emissions by 80% by 2050 from present levels throughout the Kansas City metropolitan area."
Additionally, please show your support of this petition by signing online here now.
I have been spending my nights printing out the pages of names you all have added to this cause. These signatures are the proof I need to show our local officials that the air we breathe and the future of Kansas City are not things we are willing to negotiate away.
April 13, 2007
Seeing this collective push for our city brings me genuine hope for my neighborhood and the air my own kids breathe. We have turned a corner and the momentum behind this demand is undeniable.
Reached 100 supporters
April 13, 2007
6 Comments
S
Sarah Moore
19 years ago
Featured
The weather in KC has been crazy lately. We need to actually do something before it gets way worse for our kids.
M
Mike Doyle
19 years ago
Featured
Stop ignoring the facts. 2050 is not that far away and we need to start now.
B
Brenda Ortiz
19 years ago
Featured
Global warming is real regardless of what people want to think. Hope the leaders listen for once.
L
Linda Obi
19 years ago
Featured
do it for the future of this city. please take this seriously.
J
Jason May
19 years ago
Featured
its about time we got serious about climate change in the midwest. lets get it done.
D
David Bennett
19 years ago
Featured
Carbon emissions are killing us. Wake up congress people!!
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The weather in KC has been crazy lately. We need to actually do something before it gets way worse for our kids.