Voting isn’t the only way we make change, but it’s a crucial tool. Will you vote for climate action with us on November 4th?
The 2014 midterm elections could have dire consequences for our climate. They’ll determine the political playing field as our democracy struggles to grapple with one of the most dangerous and complex threats we’ve ever faced. We don’t have much time to act on climate, and these next few years are a precious window. November 4th could determine whether that window opens or closes.
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