League and coalition groups press Senator Brown on DISCLOSE

Campaign Legal Center ● Common Cause ● Democracy 21
League of Women Voters ● Public Citizen

July 12, 2010

Dear Senator Brown,

Our organizations strongly urge you to support the DISCLOSE Act, expected to be considered by the Senate later this month, and to oppose any efforts to filibuster this legislation.

The organizations include the Campaign Legal Center, Common Cause, Democracy 21, the League of Women Voters and Public Citizen.

League Urges Senate Support of Comprehensive Energy Legislation

American Rivers Center for American Progress Action Fund * Climate Protection Action Fund Earthjustice * Environment America * Environmental Defense Fund Environmental Law and Policy Center * Green For All * League of Conservation Voters League of Women Voters * National Audubon Society * National Wildlife Federation Natural Resources Defense Council * Ocean Conservancy * Sierra Club * The Wilderness Society World Wildlife Fund * Union of Concerned Scientists

June 8, 2010

League Urges Senate Support of Comprehensive Energy Legislation

American Rivers Center for American Progress Action Fund * Climate Protection Action Fund Earthjustice * Environment America * Environmental Defense Fund Environmental Law and Policy Center * Green For All * League of Conservation Voters League of Women Voters * National Audubon Society * National Wildlife Federation Natural Resources Defense Council * Ocean Conservancy * Sierra Club * The Wilderness Society World Wildlife Fund * Union of Concerned Scientists

June 8, 2010

League Urges House to Pass DISCLOSE Act

To:                   Members of the House of Representatives

From:              Elisabeth MacNamara, President

Re:                   Support the DISCLOSE Act

League Urges Senate to Pass Climate and Energy Legislation

May 20, 2010

TO:     Members of the U.S. Senate

FROM: Mary G. Wilson, President

RE:     Climate and Energy Policy

It is time for the United States Senate to act against climate change and to put in place an effective energy policy for our nation.  These twin issues have been left to fester for far too long, endangering our health and environment, our national security and world leadership, and our jobs and the economy. 

League Urges Senate to Pass Climate and Energy Legislation

May 20, 2010

TO:     Members of the U.S. Senate

FROM: Mary G. Wilson, President

RE:     Climate and Energy Policy

It is time for the United States Senate to act against climate change and to put in place an effective energy policy for our nation.  These twin issues have been left to fester for far too long, endangering our health and environment, our national security and world leadership, and our jobs and the economy. 

League Expresses Concern Over Lack of Adaptation Funding in Senate Climate Legislation

ActionAid USA ● CARE USA ● Center for International Environmental Law ● Church World Service ● Conservation International ● Earthjustice ● Environmental Information Agency ● InterAction ● League of Women Voters of the United States ● National Catholic Rural Life Conference ● National Hispanic Environmental Council ● National Wildlife Federation ● Natural Resources Defense Council ● Oxfam America ● Population Action International ● Progressive National Baptist Convention ● Sierra Club ● Sojourners ● Sustain US ● Union of Concerned Scientists ● Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregati

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