The League and coalition partners sent a letter to the Senate urging them to reconsider any plans to include expanded offshore oil and gas exploration and drilling in any legislation.
The League and coalition partners sent a letter to the Senate urging them to reconsider any plans to include expanded offshore oil and gas exploration and drilling in any legislation.
The League, with coalition partners, sent a letter to President Obama urging him to take a strong leadership role to bring the promise of bi-partisan action on climate change and clean energy policy to fruition.
The League, with coalition partners, sent a letter to President Obama urging him to take a strong leadership role to bring the promise of bi-partisan action on climate change and clean energy policy to fruition.
League President Mary G. Wilson sent a letter to the House urging them to update campaign finance laws, with particular attention to disclosure requirements governing corporate and union spending.
The League joined over 200 other national organizations representing consumers, medical groups, businesses and labor organizations urging Congress to pass health reform.
The League and coalition partners sent a letter to both the House of Representatives and the Senate urging Congress to provide at least the amount proposed by the administration for international programs in 2011. The League is particularly concerned about funding for international adaptation to deal with global climate change.
The League and coalition partners sent a letter to both the House of Representatives and the Senate urging Congress to provide at least the amount proposed by the administration for international programs in 2011. The League is particularly concerned about funding for international adaptation to deal with global climate change.
TO: Members of the U.S. Senate
FROM: Mary G. Wilson, President
RE: Updating Campaign Finance Laws for the 2010 Elections
The League sent a letter to the House of Representatives urging members to oppose legislation from Representatives Moran and Pomeroy which would overturn the EPA's scientific finding that global warming pollutants endanger public health and welfare.