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"I understand the unicorn's song,
And my own is made of owls and flowers;
I have made my voice of night and time;
My shadow goes before me like a spear."
   -- from Taliesin and the Dark

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Subject: Environmental Alerts - Care2




I. NEW ALERT: Help Clear the Air in America's National Parks!

Many of the U.S. national parks are affected by regional haze --
caused by the emissions of sulfur dioxide from old, inefficient
power plants -- that threatens park resources and values, as well
as the health of park visitors. The air pollution problem is especially
bad in cherished parks such as Grand Canyon in Arizona, Big Bend
in Texas, Shenandoah in Virginia, and the Great Smoky Mountains
in North Carolina/Tennessee. Right now, our best opportunity to
clear the air comes from bipartisan legislation aimed at reducing polluting
emissions from electric power plants.
To help, please go to http://www.care2.com/go/redirect/2/1918.

Coal-fired power plants have jeopardized parks such as Great Smoky
Mountains National Park, the nation's most-visited park, with air
pollution so heavy that historic mountain vistas are being fogged out of
sight. At Great Smokies overlooks where visitors 40 years ago could
see mountains 100 miles away, summer views are now reduced by haze
to less than 15 miles. Wildlife suffers from this air pollution, too.
Researchers at Great Smokies have documented damage from
ground-level ozone to 30 different plant species and observed an
additional 60 species with ozone-like damage.

Encourage your member of Congress to support legislation to require
polluting power plants to modernize and reduce emissions of nitrogen oxide,
sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, and mercury.
Click here: http://www.care2.com/go/redirect/2/1918

When you respond to this appeal about clearing the air in America's
national parks, Care2's nonprofit partner, the National Parks
Conservation Association, will send you periodic email alerts on this
and other conservation issues. Please help by clicking here:
http://www.care2.com/go/redirect/2/1918


II. ACTIVIST TIPS
** Save money on air conditioning by planting trees around your
home. Trees provide shade in summer and can reduce home air
conditionning needs by 10 to 50 percent. Well maintained trees will
also filter out air pollution for as long as 60 years!

** Read your labels! If what you're throwing away is hazardous,
dispose of it properly. Just one drop of oil can contaminate up to
25 litres of water.

III. INSPIRATIONAL QUOTE
"Something will have gone out of us as a people if we ever let the
remaining wilderness be destroyed...We need wilderness
preserved...because it was the challenge against which our character
as a people was formed."

-- Wallace Stegner

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