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Support America's Climate Security Act
Senator John Warner, R-VA, and other Republicans are co-sponsors of bipartisan legislation, America's Climate Security Act, that reduces greenhouse gas emissions linked to global warming. The bill is a balanced package that uses market forces to advance technology, strengthen energy security, and control costs. Please contact your senators today and urge them to support America's Climate Security Act.
Please urge your congressman to support America's Climate Security Act.
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"I am honored to have the support of
this dedicated group of Republican activists.
Martha Marks and Republicans for
Environmental Protection understand that
a healthy environment and a sound economy
are essential to our future prosperity.
As president, I will honor the sacred duty
to be a responsible steward of our resources
and the environment upon which
the quality of American life depends."
— Senator John McCain
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- Legislators Trying to Micromanage Clean Cars Program to Undermine It, op-ed by REP Arizona Coordinator Tina Beattie, published in the Daily Star, Tucson, Arizona, May 5, 2008
- We Can Slow Global Warming and Still Grow the Economy, op-ed by REP Director Ted Leach, published in the Union Leader, Manchester, New Hampshire, May 4, 2008
- House Passage of Lands Bill Good News for Conservation, press release distributed April 30, 2008
- Arctic Refuge Drilling Won't Lower Fuel Prices, press release distributed April 29, 2008
- REP Praises Passage of Conservation System Permanence Bill, press release distributed April 10, 2008
- Keep down the damage to the taxpayers, letter to the editor by REP Government Affairs Director David Jenkins, published in the Roanoke Times, Roanoke, Virginia, April 2, 2008
- Protecting Wilderness Isn't Just for Liberals, op-ed by REP Policy Director Jim DiPeso, published in the Herald, Everett, Washington, March 30, 2008
- GOP and the Environment, letter to the editor by REP member Stan Perrin, published in the Daily Herald, Arlington Heights, Illinois, March 22, 2008
- McCain is good for environment, letter to the editor by REP member S. Lee Ryals, published in the Tuscaloosa News, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, March 4, 2008
Jim DiPeso blogs on this website and also—as "The Green Conservative"— on The Daily Green. Here are a few of his recent posts there:
"Republicans for Environmental Protection represents the very best of the Republican Party. It's pragmatic. It advocates policies that are good in their own right. It represents the mainstream of Republican thought. I encourage all conservation-minded Republicans to join me in supporting REP's work." — Theodore Roosevelt IV, Lifetime Member
"I applaud the terrific work you are doing to restore the Republican Party's conservation tradition and advance responsible environmental policies. Our country has made the most progress in protecting our environment when Republicans have been strong leaders, and we need that leadership now more than ever. I fully support your organization's critically important mission." — Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
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Left: REP's January 8 press conference for Senator McCain in Columbia, SC
Center: REP's October 14 press conference with McCain in Concord, NH
Right: Connecticut REP Coordinator Woody Bliss holds a REP sign at a February 3 rally.
See more campaign photos from South Carolina.
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REP condemns Sierra Club's misleading attacks on McCain: press release distributed February 28, 2008
"Good Stewards: A Conservative Citizen's Guide to Climate Change" is now available. Click here to learn more and download that publication and read about our South Carolina campaign.
REP Endorses McCain for President.
Now available... an official REP McCain campaign sign!
11"x17"
This is a PDF download. Click here to learn how to create larger signs from this file.
Senator McCain holds a
Carbon Coalition sign the night of his
New Hampshire primary victory.
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