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Subject:
CAFE vote tomorrow (3/13)
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Amber Hard <[log in to unmask]>
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Iowa Discussion, Alerts and Announcements
Date:
Tue, 12 Mar 2002 19:13:25 -0600
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***************ACTION ALERT****************************

TOMORROW, March 13, the Senate will take its first vote on CAFÉ
(corporate average fuel economy, or MPG) standards.  The vote will be at
10:30 AM, so calls are necessary ASAP!

There are two competing proposals on the table, the Levin-Bond Amendment
and the Kerry-McCain Amendment. The Levin-Bond proposal punts the CAFÉ
decision to a federal agency which has failed to act in a decade to
raise standards, reducing 0 tons of global warming pollution.  The
Kerry-McCain Amendment will raise CAFÉ standards to 36 MPG by 2015,
saving millions of tons of global warming pollution.

Senator Harkin’s support for a strong CAFÉ is wavering and calls to his
office critical to ensure he votes for the right ammendment.  Tell
Senator Harkin that you oppose the Levin-Bond Amendment which would do
nothing to improve MPG standards and that you support the strongest
possible measures to make new cars more fuel efficient.  To ensure our
health, a strong environment, and national independence from foreign oil
supplies we need to adopt modern standards and take advantage of
technological innovations to make new cars more fuel efficient.

# 1 priority--Senator Harkin   (Des Moines) 515-284-4574
                     (DC) 202-224-3254
# 2 priority--Senator Grassley (Des Moines) 515-284-4890  
                     (DC) 202-224-3744

If you want to help out or learn more please contact Nick Getzen
515-991-5247 or [log in to unmask] .
Thanks
For a better environment,
Nick Getzen

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