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Center for Biological Diversity Supports Largest Day of Climate Action in US History
Scientists, Youth, and Citizens to Protest the Capitol Coal-Fired Power Plant
WASHINGTON - February 27 - On Monday, March 2, the Center for Biological Diversity, along with more than 90 other organizations and individuals across the nation, will take part in the largest day of action on the climate crisis in U.S. history.
The Capitol Climate Action Coalition has announced that more than 2,500 people have registered to participate in the March 2 Capitol Power Plant protest in Washington, D.C., ensuring that the event will be the largest act of peaceful civil disobedience on global warming to date.
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CONTACT: Potomac Riverkeeper and Waterkeeper Alliance |
Clean Coal? National Campaign Aims to Get Coal Industry to Come Clean
WASHINGTON - February 24 - Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Chairman of Waterkeeper Alliance, announced today the launch of the group's first national anti-coal campaign. Called "The Dirty Lie," the campaign is intended to create broader awareness of the destructiveness of coal-from its role in propping up an antiquated fossil-fuel-based economy to its adverse effects on the environment and the health of millions of Americans-and, ultimately, to bring about a change in national energy policy. "Simply stated, clean coal is a dirty lie," Kennedy said.