As you
probably know, the
Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life (COEJL) has been working for the enactment of a
comprehensive energy and climate policy for the United States. This policy
must include provisions to reduce America's dependence on foreign oil, reduce
greenhouse gas emissions, and spur the development of the 'green' economy.
Several different proposals have been discussed in Congress and the broader
public.
Senators John Kerry and Joe Lieberman have offered a proposal in the United
States Senate (the American Power Act) aimed at increasing U.S. energy
security and decreasing our environmental impact. Although we have not
endorsed this bill, on behalf of COEJL and the organizations co-sponsoring
this call (American Jewish Committee, B'nai B'rith International, Jewish
Council for Public Affairs, Jewish Funds for Justice, Jewish Labor Committee, Jewish Reconstructionist Federation, Religious Action Center for Reform
Judaism, Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America, United Synagogue Conservative
Judaism, Women's
League for Conservative Judaism), we invite you to join us on a national
conference call with Sen. Lieberman to learn about his proposal. Again,
this call is not an endorsement of the Kerry-Lieberman bill. Rather, it
offers a wonderful opportunity to learn about this legislation and discuss
its goals with one of the authors.
Please join us on Wednesday, June 23, 2010 at 3:00pm (eastern).
Dial-in number: 877-229-8493
Identification Code: 14556
Best regards,
-- The COEJL Team
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