Monday, October 13, 2008

Respond to SF Chron This Morning

Hey Green Guerrillas!

This mornings Chronicle says economic crisis might delay action on climate change.   This is a great chance to respond with info about how Prop H and moving to renewable energy economy will save us money.  Anyone up for sending in a Letter to the Editor?  There is a 25% chance of any LTE getting published -- so if 4 of us send one in, we're very likely to get covered.  Below is my letter --- and feel free to use it as your own.  It's OK to duplicate talking points, it just has to get in front of them.

- Aliza


Dear Editor -

"If you think mitigated climate change is expensive, try unmitigated climate change."  Since spoken on the steps of Congress by Dr. Gammon in 1999, this truth has become undeniably apparent with Katrina, Ivan etc. smacking us in the face.  San Francisco has a monumental opportunity to make the change to renewable energy infrastructure -- which guarantees savings in the long term by getting us off of skyrocketing costs of gas and builds a model policy that dramatically reduces emissions.  Prop H, San Francisco's Clean Energy Act, is our once in a lifetime opportunity to make this switch to affordable and safe energy. Don't let it pass us by.  Vote Yes on H.

-
Aliza Wasserman
3277 B 21st St, SF

"If you think climate change is expensive
Paying to mitigate the climate crisis is going to cost far less than

Fiscal woes could delay climate change efforts
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2008/10/13/MNO313EQ65.DTL

Send LTEs to:
letters@sfchronicle.com
Word limit is 200. Shorter letters have a better chance of being selected for publication.


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Aliza Wasserman
Green Guerrillas Against Greenwash
www.LetsGreenWashThisCity.org
510-717-6599

"If you think mitigated climate change is expensive, try unmitigated climate change."

- Dr. Richard Gammon, University of Washington, on the steps of the US Congress, 6/28/99


"Campaign finance reform is climate protection."
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anonymous, 2007

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