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This is what happens when a man who sues the EPA for reducing pollution ... gets put in charge of protecting us from pollution.

Just a few days ago, Scott Pruitt and the White House made the ultimate payout to their climate-denier friends: They announced a repeal of President Obama's Clean Power Plan.

It's a move that has everything to do with politics -- and nothing to do with common sense. Here's what the Clean Power Plan does:

Stops an estimated 3,500 premature deaths per year, from causes related to air quality. Prevents more than 90,000 asthma attacks annually, many suffered by kids. Provides billions of dollars in health benefits, every single year.

And it was called "the strongest action ever taken by an American president to tackle climate change."

These aren't red or blue state benefits. The Clean Power Plan helps all of us -- our air, our health, and our economy. Write your local papers and defend it, right now.

Repealing it moves our country backwards in the fight against climate change. It ignores the evidence that's right in front of our faces -- off-the-charts storms like Harvey, Maria, and Irma, and record wildfires in the West devastating homes and lives.

You've helped us fight climate change in the past -- by signing up to stay involved, or sending in a comment, or supporting the cause.

I'm asking you to do it again, today.

Go old-school. Take 20 minutes and write a letter to your local paper. Tell them where you stand on the Clean Power Plan. Our "letter to the editor" tool will give you everything you need:

Write a letter

Jack Shapiro
Director of Policy and Campaigns
Organizing for Action

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