05/12/2008
05/09/2008
Dear Senators and Representatives:
We are writing to you about the urgent problem of climate change. Each of us has approximately two decades of public-sector experience in environmental enforcement.1 In addition, Allan has substantial experience with cap-and-trade programs. The purpose of this letter is to communicate the bases for our opinion that attempting to address climate change through a cap-and-trade approach alone (as is currently contemplated in most of the major bills before Congress) is an inefficient and ineffective strategy to address the most pressing problem of our time. We believe that failure by the United States to enact meaningful and escalating carbon fess in the near future will result in an unacceptable risk of devastating and irreversible global climate change. Even if you have doubts concerning the time-frame remaining for effective action, please join us in insisting on a strategy that will effectively address this unacceptable threat to our children’s future.--Laurie Williams & Allan Zabel
11/01/2007
04/23/2007
On the eve of the first debate, the League of Conservation Voters Education Fund and the Conservation Voters of South Carolina Education Fund today announced an ad buy to coincide with the South Carolina debate. The ad is narrated by Robert Redford and urges the 2008 presidential candidates to make addressing global warming a top priority.
04/20/2007
Just in time for Earth Day, League of Conservation Voters Education Fund (LCVEF) President Gene Karpinski today released a handy one page guide on where the 2008 presidential candidates currently stand on global warming with LCVEF's Earth Day statement.
04/05/2007
League of Conservation Voters Education Fund (LCVEF) President Gene Karpinski issued the following statement in response to the second International Panel on Climate Change report released this morning.
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Tell the Candidates to Make Global Warming a Priority
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