Air	and	Radiation	Docket	and	Information	Center	

Environmental	Protection	Agency	

Mail	Code:	2822T

1200	Pennsylvania	Ave.,	NW	

Washington,	DC,	20460

February	6,	2014

To	Whom	It	May	Concern:	

Climate	Parents	is	a	national	organization	dedicated	to	amplifying	the	voices	of	

families	concerned	for	our	climate.	We	are	submitting	these	5,083	comments	on	

behalf	of	thousands	families	across	the	country	concerned	about	carbon	pollution	

from	new	power	plants	(Docket	ID:	Docket	ID:	EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495).	

We	support	strong	carbon	pollution	standards	for	all	new	power	plants.	

Power	plant	emissions	are	the	nation's	largest	source	of	carbon	pollution.	It	is	

fueling	climate	change	and	contributing	to	the spiraling	rate	of	childhood	asthma	

and	other	respiratory	diseases.	

The	new	power	plant	standards	must	be	strong	enough	to	ensure	that	newly	built	

plants	do	not	fill	our	air	with	any	more	dangerous	carbon	pollution	regardless	of	

whether	it's	called	"clean	coal,"	natural	gas,	or	anything	else.

If	you	have	any	questions,	please	contact	Corinne	Ball	at	

corinne@climateparents.org.	

Thank	you	for	your	consideration,	

Lisa	Hoyos

Founder	and	Director

Climate	Parents

www.ClimateParents.org	
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Sherrylee Felger Port	Orford OR 97465

Jonathan Maschke Port	Hope MI 48468

Steven Titus Huntington NY 11743

Jennifer Trahan Tacoma WA 98407

Christa Harrison Geyserville CA 95441

Laura Horowitz Pittsburgh PA 15217

Maj Douglas	W.	Kinney Otego NY 13825

Barbara Doucet Newnan GA 30263

Shawnee Champaign IL 61820

Harold Goldman Rohnert	Park CA 94928

I. Engle Tularosa NM 88352

Randy Rannow Reno NV 89521

James Elsesser Springport MI 49284

Aaron Novack Tempe AZ 85281

BToth McMinnville OR 97128

Sabrina Wojnaroski Pittsburgh PA 15238

sylvie C 75018

Ryan Hanson Albuquerque NM 87105

John Wooldridge Rio	Linda CA 95673

Sandra Smith Seattle WA 98122

Susan Scott Exeter NH 3833

Peg Fisher Blacksburg VA 24060

Robert Phelps Kuna ID 83634

Kathy Paynter Bremerton WA 98312

Lawrence Jacksina Charlottesville VA 22902

Amy Burgess Chelsea MI 48118

Adair Dingle Mercer	Island WA 98040

Ann	Marie Knotek Cleveland OH 44109

Ann Diamond New	Haven CT 6511

Allen Strous Circleville OH 43113

Ariel Sidfield Santa	Cruz CA 95060

Arthur Alomar Prescott AZ 86303

Amber butler Jacksonville FL 32256

Audrey Fairchild-Ehm Saint	Paul MN 55113

A L avoca NY 14809

Aaron Hartman Fleetwood PA 19522

Aaron Reichhardt Loveland CO 80537

Los	Angeles CA 90004

Andrew Askins Gettysburg PA 17325

Betty Almand Avondale	Estates GA 30002

Martin Marcus San	Diego CA 92120

Betty Stewart Newport	News VA 23608
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Abby Reese Shepherdstown WV 25443

Abigail Clark East	Lansing MI 48823

Ramy Abdeljabbar Paterson NJ 7503

Ann Bein Los	Angeles CA 90064

Abel Rivera Chicago IL 60632

Barbara Gruver Lutherville	Timonium MD 21093

Mary Borchers Romney WV 26757

Alaine Borgias Bellingham WA 98225

Alison Bowen Williamsburg MA 1096

Nicole Kulina Crown	Point IN 46307

Abraham Oboruemuh Riverside CA 92515

Merrijo Wheaton Batavia OH 45103

Olympia WA 98512

Arline Lawrie Hartford CT 6105

Alice Carli Rochester NY 14611

Alan Carroll Abilene KS 67410

JT Smith Sellersville PA 18960

Aditya Chalakode

Glenn Tross Clearwater FL 33759

Ann-Renee Clark Hollywood FL 33024

Annette Cleary Chelmsford MA 1824

Paul Templeman Topanga CA 90290

Anita Conway North	Salem NY 10560

Nathan Sullenberger Greensburg PA 15601

Benjamin Oppenheim Miami FL 33158

Adam Lemons Brownsville WI 53006

Adam DSousa Sandy UT 84092

Adam Bolour Salinas CA 93901

Adam Flogel mount	pleasant WI 53406

Amanda Smock Brooklyn NY 11216

Adel Kessler Cedar	Falls IA 50613

Harriet GROSE Morristown NJ 7960

June Stepansky Woodland	Hills CA 91367

Carol Hanson Dongola IL 62926

James Peters Jacksonville FL 32223

Lynne Adrian Tuscaloosa AL 35404

Arnold Strang Mountlake	Terrace WA 98043

Aaron Taylor Albuquerque NM 87114

Alice Dugar Independence OH 44131

Andrew Dunbar Peterborough NH 3458

A Delray	Beach FL 33483

Audrey Doyle Brooklyn NY 11217
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

AmberB Bettendorf IA 52722

Amy Elder Seattle WA 98101

Sharon Weiner Scarsdale NY 10583

Amanda Evens Madison WI 53714

Brooklyn NY 11229

Ann Hamblet Evanston IL 60202

Alva Rosemount MN 55068

Aaron Gayken Sioux	Falls SD 57105

Alexander Gebhardt Grand	Rapids MI 49503

Audrey Geyer Marengo IA 52301

Anne Gibson Arlington TX 76013

Arthur Gilroy Wharton NJ 7885

Onur Agirseven East	Lansing MI 48824

Agnes Chao Yorktown	Heights NY 10598

Andreina Granado Miami FL 33175

Abby Grosslein Wallingford CT 6492

Anne Small Church	Hill TN 37642

Art Hanson Lansing MI 48917

Amy Harlib New	York NY 10011

Joyce Frohn Oshkosh WI 54901

Allen Hengst Washington DC 20007

Pete Ahlstrom Rock	Springs WY 82901

Marshall Leavenworth KS 66048

Alexander Honigsblum Dubuque IA 52001

Amy Houchen Portland OR 97239

Alice Suter Portland OR 97212

Aida Sheets St.	Petersburg FL 33710

sherrie pasarell Bronx NY 10463

Justin Faulkner Milner GA 30257

Alice Bartoo San	Tan	Valley AZ 85140

Anne Fontaine Cosby TN 37722

John Staunton South	Bend IN 46615

Addie Lucas Solon	Springs WI 54873

Al Krause New	York NY 10025

Ako Malen Wilmette IL 60091

Akhil Leesburg VA 20176

A Zamudio St.	John IN 46373

Alaina Johnson Brooklyn NY 11235

Alan Hulsebus Ames IA 50010

Alan Levine Beachwood OH 44122

Alan Papscun Glendale MA 1229

Ann Lazaroff Edmonds WA 98020
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Alison Baker Belleville IL 62226

Aleeta Van	Petten Seattle WA 98122

Alethia Hostetter Seattle WA 98122

Alejandro Treszezamsky San	Antonio TX 78209

Alex Korte Dublin OH 43017

Alex Mooney Seattle WA 98102

Alexa	and	Kevin Manning Downingtown PA 19335

Alexander Henrich

Mark Alexander Fayetteville AR 72701

Alexandra Sale Longmont CO 80501

Michelle Storm Stayton OR 97383

Alexis Degante Lakewood WA 98499

Alexis Pagoulatos Long	Branch NJ 7740

Alex Kamin Fort	Lauderdale FL 33313

Alexandra Allston MA 2134

Pepperell MA 1463

Diana Alfonso Olympia WA 98502

Alice Brody New	York NY 10025

Claudia Hall Beaverton OR 97007

Alida Coughlin Nazareth KY 40048

J Willis Lake	Oswego OR 97034

Alison McGinty Denver CO 80203

JC Williams North	Bend OR 97459

Alice Kagoro Elmsford NY 10523

Al Lane Berea OH 44017

Madeline Olson Manzanita OR 97130

Erica Sommers Ventura CA 93004

Allison Van	Nostran Olympia WA 98502

Allison Fradkin Northbrook IL 60062

Allison Spencer Valrico FL 33594

Jason Hensley Sandgap KY 40481

Alma Spragg Kansas	City MO 64119

Paula Cohen Princeville HI 96722

Alona Steinke Vancouver WA 98682

A Raiser Saint	Johns FL 32259

Alvin	and	Peggy Schmertzlera Lincoln MA 1773

Alan Sundby Madison WI 53711

Anita Gwinn Amboy WA 98601

Alyce Brady Mattawan MI 49071

A Maddigan Middleboro MA 2346

Ann Maijala Ontario CA 91762

Janet Duke Santa	Rosa CA 95404
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Amalie Callahan Rock	Island IL 61201

Amanda Padilla San	Francisco CA 94114

Albert Scottsdale AZ 85251

Daniel McNeil Nemacolin PA 15351

Adel Matar Glen	Ridge NJ 7028

Amber Gilchrist Elbert CO 80106

Amie Alter San	Luis	Obispo CA 93401

Glenna Waterman Brookline MA 2445

arnold johnson Los	Angeles CA 90017

H Ammerlahn Seattle WA 98125

Anthony Montapert Ventura CA 93004

Andrea Potocny Newark DE 19711

Alicia Proffitt Brighton MI 48116

Alison Rupert Hughesville PA 17737

Aaron Murphy Calhoun GA 30701

Anthony Morton Northfield NJ 8225

Amy Jersild Philadelphia PA 19103

Amy St	Lawrence Scottsdale AZ 85251

Amy Bursky Wynnewood PA 19096

Amy williams Berlin CT 6037

Rev Hitchens Des	Moines WA 98148

amy frieden Bridgman MI 49106

Amy Howse Lake	Forest CA 92630

Albuquerque NM 87104

Amy Hernandez Houston TX 77038

Ana Sharma Boston MA 2108

Ana Ghosh San	Francisco CA 94127

Ann Anagnost Seattle WA 98115

AnaLisa Crandall Adkins TX 78101

Annapoorne Colangelo Clinton WA 98236

Anas Kazkaz

Joyce Bartels East	Lansing MI 48823

A Andaloro Minneapolis MN 55416

Dan Anderson Roseville CA 95747

Andie D Brooklyn NY 11215

Andre Cavalier Alpine NJ 7620

Andrea Crook Fayetteville NC 28314

Andrea Anixt Kaaawa HI 96730

Andrea Wasserman Pagosa	Springs CO 81147

Lynn Andretta Washington DC 20016

Andrew Arrabaca Poughkeepsie NY 12601

Andrew Walsh Leadville CO 80461
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Andrew Beachy Lansing MI 48910

Andrew Whittle Kent WA 98032

Andrew Altamirano Los	Angeles CA 90026

Andronetta Douglass Blainedrblaine WA 98230

Andrew Christiansen East	Montpelier VT 5651

A Newman Hazlet NJ 7730

Andrea Kaufman Guerneville CA 95446

Andrew Wilks Seattle WA 98122

Andy Winger Richardson TX 75082

Kevin Hughes Newtown CT 6470

Angela Watson Brandon FL 33511

Ann Hoenscheid Lexington KY 40503

Angel Reed San	Francisco CA 94114

Angelica Kanganis New	York NY 10110

Tiffany Vair Elizabethtown KY 42701

Tom Bowman Garland TX 75043

angela fazzari Portland OR 97213

Angie Connors Windsor CA 95492

Angela Bend OR 97701

Brian Meadows West	Chester PA 19380

Anita Das Seattle WA 98115

Anje' Waters Grass	Valley CA 95945

Andrea Lieberman Los	Angeles CA 90066

Ann Brochhagen Lindenhurst NY 11757

Ann Kummer Ft	Mitchell KY 41017

Ann Romero Englewood CO 80112

Anna Ernst Chicago IL 60615

Annabel Caner Huntington NY 11743

Anna Blackshaw Oakland CA 94602

Anna Freeman Longmont CO 80503

Anna Loar Calumet MI 49913

Anna Peterson Kansas	City MO 64111

Anna Chasman Port	Angeles WA 98363

Aurora CO 80015

Ann Spooner Blaine WA 98230

Anne Autry Ft	Mitchell KY 41017

Anne Anderson Richland MI 49083

Annabelle Keene Bellevue NE 68005

AnneMarie Call San	Jose CA 95121

Anne Pinkerton Phoenixville PA 19460

Annie Prince Coopersburg PA 18036

Ann Williams Albuquerque NM 87109
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Ann O'Connell Florence OR 97439

Ann Griffin Milwaukee WI 53209

Ann Kendrick Albion MI 49224

Mark Alexander Fredericksburg VA 22407

Art Smoker Mars	Hill NC 28754

James Flynn Seattle WA 98103

Ronald Lockwood White	Plains MD 20695

Aaeron Robb Baltimore MD 21218

Nicole Martin San	Diego CA 92128

CC Nicholson Sharps	Chapel TN 37866

Antonella Antonini Bellingham WA 98225

AntonioBuensuceso Buensuceso Poway CA 92064

Anton Vysotskiy Corona NY 11368

Gill Fahrenwald Olympia WA 98507

Miguel Gimenez San	Juan PR 936

Alicia Pagano Unadilla NY 13849

Andrea New	York NY 10025

Patricia Archuleta Reno NV 89509

Arlene Cummings Port	Chester NY 10573

Alan Appel Bayfield WI 54814

Tony Greiner Albuquerque NM 87110

Beaverton OR 97008

Lois Merriman Bear	Lake MI 49614

April Jacob North	Bergen NJ 7047

Ra Na Ballwin MO 63021

Amanda Pros Denver CO 80210

rob brill Nashville TN 37211

Anne Dishpng Breezewood PA 15533

Peter Grimm Pasadena CA 91104

Susan A Davidson NC 28036

Robin Pasholk Neenah WI 54956

Ann Remkus Adrian MI 49221

Andrew Frey Pasadena CA 91106

Ariana Newcomer Los	Gatos CA 95033

Jackie ONeil Eugene OR 97403

Randen Kane San	Francisco CA 94110

Carroll Arkema Pompton	Lakes NJ 7442

Arlene Tilly Grandville MI 49418

Arlo Chase Brooklyn NY 11215

Arnold Advocate Camp	Meeker CA 95419

Arnold Gore New	York NY 10040

Jesse Williams cincinnati OH 45224
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Sierra Fox Flint MI 48503

Rasha	and	Ahmed Saleem Potomac MD 20854

Diane Hall Burlington NC 27215

Douglas Henderson Wiscasset ME 4578

arthur payne arlington TX 76014

Arthur Sprogis New	York NY 10025

JosÃ© Miami FL 33177

Artineh Havan Brooklyn NY 11222

Harold Johnsen Hammond IN 46324

Asano Fertig Berkeley CA 94702

Adam Savett Solon OH 44139

Aric Schichor Washington DC 20009

Ashley Schutt Surprise AZ 85379

Alan Schwartz Lafayette CA 94549

Aron Shevis brooklyn NY 11218

Ashleigh Fountain West	Memphis AR 72301

Sheila Ward San	Juan PR 927

Rosemarie Niwa Mission	Hills CA 91345

Assumpta Byrne

astaras v Kalispell MT 59901

Annie Gilligan Federal	Way WA 98023

Michelle Robinson Taylorsville KY 40071

Karen Barton Bryn	Mawr PA 19010

Alice Swan Eastsound WA 98245

Blythe Clark-McKitrick Portland OR 97201

Suzanne Hamer Woodinville WA 98072

Ardelle Tuxen La	Crosse WI 54601

Bill King Chicago IL 60640

Audrey Hummer White	Hall MD 21161

Audrey Simonson Rolfe IA 50581

Christie Bradley Defuniak	Springs FL 32435

John Tovar Cedar	Falls IA 50613

Arielle Bernstein Playa	del	Rey CA 90293

Scott Fabiani San	Francisco CA 94110

Anita Wald-Tuttle Grass	Valley CA 95945

Antoine Wilson Long	Beach CA 90803

Ron Wszalek Buffalo NY 14217

Amanda Yoder Chesapeake VA 23325

Mark Donaldson Melbourne FL 32935

Adam Zion Philadelphia PA 19119

Carolyn Mitchell Overland	Park KS 66212

X Manchester NH 3102
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Brian Hartman Falls	Church VA 22044

Brenda Theus Midland GA 31820

Ben Battat Wellington FL 33414

Betsy Berman Atlanta GA 30306

Krystal Carter Bowie MD 20715

Bradley Colden Whittier CA 90602

Bethany Gribble Charlotte NC 28226

Charles Bahn Aurora MO 65605

James Baker los	gatos CA 95030

Juanita Dawson-Rhodes South	Salem NY 10590

George Oliver Port	Huron MI 48060

Zachary Baldwin Centralia WA 98531

Bryan bales Houston TX 77006

Garrick Balk South	Elgin IL 60177

Benjamin Allen Crofton MD 21114

Jerry Ballengee White	Plains MD 20695

Blake Ballew Magnolia NJ 8049

Catherine Anton Houston TX 77074

Barbara Rabinowitz Cary NC 27518

Bonnie Pounds Boca	Raton FL 33486

Barbara Conard Westerville OH 43081

Barbara V Brooklyn NY 11222

Barbara Bonfield Newark OH 43055

Barbara Cohn Carlsbad CA 92010

Barb Piszker Stanardsville VA 22973

Clayton Barbeau San	Jose CA 95125

Paul Markillie Grand	Blanc MI 48439

Brenda Aron Renton WA 98058

Carolyn Barrett Syracuse NY 13212

Barry Greenhill Reston VA 20191

Basav Sen Washington DC 20011

Deborah Lyons Oxford OH 45056

Taylor Brown Cape	Coral FL 33993

Jason Pritts Kalamazoo MI 49001

Sylvia Brown Grass	Lake MI 49240

Bradley Stevenson Prospect KY 40059

Nancy Bauer Seattle WA 98117

Clayton Conway Seattle WA 98101

Nicole P Plymouth MA 2360

Bryant Belli Sebastian FL 32976

Betsy Coffey Louisville KY 40206

William Bergman Pendleton KY 40055
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Barbara Gurtler Peoria IL 61614

Ken Strampe Iowa	City IA 52245

Becky Brookshire Marshall NC 28753

Breta Westlund Urbandale IA 50322

Barbara Capron Hampton NH 3842

Deborah Kenakin Durham NC 27713

Bob Clark St	Joseph MI 49085

Brett Masterson Brooklyn NY 11205

Bruce Cohen Pahoa HI 96778

Barbara Consbruck Sylmar CA 91342

Brett Dunn Hillsboro OR 97124

Barb DeLeone Tallmadge OH 44278

Bob 60200

Barbra Meyers Saginaw MI 48602

Jessie Bostic Stevens	Point WI 54481

Courtney Bean Urbana IL 61801

Kenyon Donohew Oceanside CA 92056

Marjorie Gillet Winston	Salem NC 27104

Bloomfield CT 6002

Beate Enterprise AL 36330

Harold Jackson Lac	du	Flambeau WI 54538

Han Tran Miami FL 33130

Becky Vancouver WA 98684

Rebecca Burmester Raleigh NC 27607

Becky Klein Valparaiso IN 46383

Becky Biehl Spring	City PA 19475

Rebekah Sorbo Mason	City IA 50401

Beth Darlington Poughkeepsie NY 12604

Isabel Gupta Livonia MI 48152

ben Root Talent OR 97540

David Amrod Liverpool NY 13090

Terry Fort	Payne AL 35967

Marc Benedict Rochester WA 98579

Eric Jacobs Boise ID 83709

Ben Huberman Miami	Beach FL 33139

Benita Moore Bellingham WA 98229

Benjamin Joannou Miami FL 33156

Benjamin Joannou Pinecrest FL 33156

Benjamin Krohling Minneapolis MN 55454

Janine Terry Studio	City CA 91604

Bernardo Mujica Sioux	City IA 51111

bernardo alayza	mujica surquillo IA 51111
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Nora Parrish Jacksonville FL 32206

Elmer Berger San	Rafael CA 94901

Bernadine Turner Newberry FL 32669

Bernard Swierszcz Clifton NJ 7013

Berne Nightingale

Bernard Galiley Brooklyn NY 11217

Carol Berte Dubuque IA 52001

Jessica Murphy Spring	Valley CA 91977

Barbara Stamp Bloomington MN 55438

Beth Redwine Covington KY 41011

Beth Woodacre CA 94973

Beth Arndtsen Medfield MA 2052

Beth Gonzalez Elgin IL 60124

Betsy Beckerman Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Betsy Malcolm New	York NY 10024

Betsy Pendergast Port	Townsend WA 98368

Betty Phillips Topeka KS 66605

Betty Gelinas Fitchburg MA 1420

Betty Trentlyon New	York NY 10011

Beverly Chemai Germantown MD 20874

Beverly Hasan Newton KS 67114

Beverly Barry New	Orleans LA 70121

B Jennings Santa	Cruz CA 95060

Beverly Mick Columbus OH 43229

Beverly Morrison East	Falmouth MA 2536

Bryan Foster Saint	Regis MT 59866

Bruce Rutherford Steubenville OH 43952

B Conelley Frederick MD 21701

Bonnie German Rochester MI 48309

Barbara Sowder Rockville MD 20853

Billy Giblin Park	City UT 84098

Barbara Wyly Belmont MA 2478

Georgeanne Samuelson Oakridge OR 97463

Barbara Heifferon Baton	Rouge LA 70815

Brian Henning Bloomington MN 55431

Birgit Hermann San	Francisco CA 94117

Barbara Laudan Lynden WA 98264

Beth Plymouth	Meeting PA 19462

Debra Rehn Portland OR 97202

Jerry Bierens Milford MI 48381

Jon Kosiak Saint	Paul MN 55122

Robert Burns Wheeler OR 97147
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Sarah Hamilton Canastota NY 13032

Alan Holzman Sisters OR 97759

Michael Rhea Danville KY 40422

Patricia Orlinski Sun	City AZ 85351

William Buell Geneva NY 14456

Helen Schafer Jackson NJ 8527

William Stone Austin TX 78757

Bill Weston Hudsonville MI 49426

Bill Bowman Louisville KY 40205

Bill Worzel Milan MI 48160

Colin Keefe Madisonville KY 42431

Bonnie Pelton 85474

Birgitta Rinaldo West	Monroe LA 71291

Marie Alkabiso Plymouth MA 2360

Elizabeth Leon Buena	Vista CO 81211

William Jastromb Northampton MA 1060

Brad Jaynes Charleston SC 29407

Bruce Hlodnicki Indianapolis IN 46226

BJ Novitski Eugene OR 97402

Bettemae Johnson Albuquerque NM 87112

Barry Saltzman Los	Angeles CA 90035

Brian Arbic Ann	Arbor MI 48104

Basey Klopp Bend OR 97701

Brian Klubek Murphysboro IL 62966

Bob Knecht Cleveland OH 44114

Bill Kornrich Sneedville TN 37869

Brandon Kozak Edwardsville IL 62025

Bertha Kriegler Schenectady NY 12308

Reba Blackburn Blountville TN 37617

Sandra Zylberman Owings	Mills MD 21117

Pat Blackwell Hendersonville NC 28739

Robert Blackwell Hendersonville NC 28739

Heather Beaird Chehalis WA 98532

Tessa Weyh Saint	Clair	Shores MI 48082

Elizabeth Bullock Chicago IL 60640

Ben Jansen Ben	Lomond CA 95005

Dan Fischbach Cherry	Hill NJ 8034

Susan Sandwell Olympia WA 98506

Alfonzo Jordan Nashville TN 37216

B Peet Pensacola FL 32503

David Zinn Tooele UT 84074

David Johnson Harper KS 67058
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Faith Meckley Macedon NY 14502

Dylan Wilson

Lynne Preston San	Francisco CA 94107

John Kahl Auburn NY 13021

Jennifer Martucci Laurel MD 20723

Oran Sandel Silver	Spring MD 20901

Brian Scott Cleveland OH 44118

Barbara Macek Brooklyn NY 11203

Bonnie MacRaith Arcata CA 95521

B Maddigan Middleboro MA 2346

Barbara Mendieta Austin TX 78722

Sue Slinic Chicago IL 60612

William Mitchell Oakland CA 94619

Barbara Mitchell Bend OR 97702

Brenda Norris Brookhaven PA 19015

Robert	and	Marion McHenry Princeville HI 96722

Bob Ostrander West	Palm	Beach FL 33411

Robert Niles Maryville TN 37804

Bob Gordon Jackson MS 39216

Robert Adsit Indianapolis IN 46201

Robert Burk Los	Angeles CA 90024

Bobbie Razo Staten	Island NY 10312

Robert D'Amato Morris NY 13808

Robert Fried Minneapolis MN 55416

Robert Haslag Centertown MO 65023

Bob LaZebnik 0

Robert Lidsky Andes NY 13731

Robert McAllister Denver CO 80210

Bob Hammond Sisters OR 97759

Bob Sipe Richmond VA 23225

Bob Tures Flagstaff AZ 86004

Maryann Kennimer Mineola TX 75773

Ilana Szlamkowicz Boca	Raton FL 33428

Jo Lerberg Polk	City IA 50226

Margarete Lindh Woodland	Park CO 80863

Robert Stillson Bolivar NY 14715

Jean Bolson Council	Grove KS 66846

Marcos Arguello Las	Vegas NV 89123

Bonnie Hemphill New	Haven CT 6511

Thomas Barnes Jackson CA 95642

Irene Huskisson Springdale AR 72764

Renee J Dewey AZ 86327
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Thomas Bousman Kansas	City MO 64152

Farmington MI 48336

Lou Bowers Yorba	Linda CA 92886

Lonnie Tuttle Chicago IL 60657

Jonathan Boyne Honolulu HI 96822

Patricia Boland Paauilo HI 96776

Brianna Pfeninger Tacoma WA 98404

William Moriarty Staten	Island NY 10309

Barbara Mitchell Ann	Arbor MI 48105

Bil Polesnak Troy MI 48085

Carly Williams Lake	Village AR 71653

Brad Youngstown OH 44502

Brad Walrod Kenoza	Lake NY 12750

Brad Carlquist Seattle WA 98117

Brad Cleavenger Broomfield CO 80020

Brad Fenwick Hutchinson KS 67502

Jeffrey Bradian Youngstown OH 44512

Bradley Houseworth Stevensville MI 49127

Brandon Schooley Cheswick PA 15024

Vicky Brandt New	York NY 10011

William Brandt Marion IA 52302

Lois Braun Saint	Paul MN 55108

Bob Rayburn Chicago IL 60617

Barbara Cirino Philadelphia PA 19124

David Boudreaux Georgetown IL 61846

Saraj shirazi Modesto CA 95356

Melissa Mendelsohn Pompano	Beach FL 33063

Brenda Black Louisville KY 40223

Brenda Cox Portland OR 97209

Brendan Solano Rocky	Point NY 11778

Brenda Troup Bolton MA 1740

Brent Jensen Hillsboro OR 97123

Bret Hooper Murfreesboro TN 37130

Brett Brown Van	Nuys CA 91406

Brian Reiner Chester VA 23831

Brian Earley Lancaster PA 17601

Brian Anderson New	York NY 10011

Brianna Foti Broomall PA 19008

Susanne Hesse	&	Dyer Alachua FL 32615

Bridget Weaver Seaford DE 19973

Bridget Spann Williamstown MA 1267

Brigitte Joyce Acworth GA 30102
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Brian Geller Carrollton TX 75010

Brock Roberts Portland OR 97210

Karen Brockwell Oklahoma	City OK 73127

David Brodnax Oak	Park IL 60304

Alan Brommel Norwalk IA 50211

Bronwen Evans vancouver WA 98101

Brooke Kane Mc	Lean VA 22101

Brook Heimbaugh Austin TX 78759

JoAnn Schropp Edgewater MD 21037

Brooks Obr Coralville IA 52241

Michael Lynnwood WA 98037

William Rovnak Cheswick PA 15024

Emmanuel Ananda Novato CA 94949

Ralph Browning Medford OR 97501

Joe Morin El	Dorado AR 71730

Barbara Paul Austin TX 78749

Bruce Eggum Gresham WI 54128

Kenneth	and	Penny Bruce Milwaukee WI 53211

Bruce Rhoades Downers	Grove IL 60515

Bruce Charlestein Fairfield IA 52556

Bruce Cratty Denver CO 80210

Bruce Gardner Portland OR 97229

Bruce Blacknight Surf	City NC 28445

Bruce Lowrey Independence MO 64055

Bruce Walton Olympia WA 98508

Betsy Ruhe Louisville KY 40214

Bruno Prata 6000

Bryan Johnsrud Springfield IL 62702

Bryan Hinds Lake	Geneva WI 53147

Bryan Petrulis Tinley	Park IL 60487

Barbara Rystrom Aiken SC 29801

Betty Schlotthauer Saint	Paul MN 55112

Barton Schoenfeld Valatie NY 12184

Bonnie Oliver Tucson AZ 85705

Beverly Stubner Honor MI 49640

Barbara Sullivan Peabody MA 1960

Burton Thelander Cuddebackville NY 12729

Katherine Hammons Owensboro KY 42301

Barbara Toshalis Middleville MI 49333

Betty Brooks Hailey ID 83333

Deborah Chill Burbank CA 91506

Buddy Cage Mystic CT 6355
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Ralph Morris Franklin	Square NY 11010

Leslie Myers West	Hills CA 91307

Rebecca Hickey Portland OR 97206

Curtis Hughes Sanford FL 32771

Mary Breece Davison MI 48423

Clarence Breece North	Brunswick NJ 8902

Betty Anderson Bowling	Green KY 42103

Elizabeth Waldron Berkeley CA 94707

Barbara Warren Tucson AZ 85719

Beverly Weinmann Greenbank WA 98253

Beverly Williamson-Pecori Mc	Kees	Rocks PA 15136

Byron James Lawrence KS 66044

Byron W Seattle WA 98105

Barry Zuckerman Middletown NY 10940

Catherine Dugalin Berkley MI 48072

Charles Mullen Canton OH 44718

Christopher Campbell San	Francisco CA 94112

Charlotte Grogan Canton GA 30114

Constanza Correa Bound	Brook NJ 8805

Christine Ayres Orchard	Park NY 14127

Carol Bentley Charlotte NC 28205

Robert Anderson Hampton VA 23669

Littleton CO 80123

Caia Lacour Austin TX 78703

Jo Harvey Pacific WA 98047

Carol Kemmler Browns	Summit NC 27214

Carlos Leo Hollywood FL 33019

Clara Santiso Somis CA 93066

Caleb Beyer West	Des	Moines IA 50265

Callie Gainesville FL 32609

Timothy Calvert Ashland KY 41101

Carol McGrath Coatesville PA 19320

William Bridge Yonkers NY 10704

David Roseau MN 56751

Theresa Kremer LaVista NE 68128

Candy Bowman Sacramento CA 95823

Mililani HI 96789

Terry Lee El	Paso TX 79901

Kevin Butler Littleton CO 80120

Alvaro de	Regil Moorpark CA 93021

Nancy Arlington VA 22203

Lynette Ridder Concord CA 94521
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Katy Carroll Tacoma WA 98409

Summer Carey Springfield PA 19064

G Chakiris San	Antonio TX 78230

Carles Gibbstown NJ 8027

Carl Stone ARLINGTON TX 76010

Valdosta GA 31602

Carola Mnzano Maplewood NJ 7040

Carol Doering Lee NH 3861

Carol Eugene Newport WA 99156

carol Faulkner Ironton OH 45638

Carol Hill Spartanburg SC 29301

Carol Campbell Albuquerque NM 87111

Lloyd Turner Livingston TX 77399

Carole Cece Fort	Myers	Beach FL 33931

Carole Flood Westminster MD 21158

Carol Becker Sherman	Oaks CA 91423

Carol Gelfand Pittsburgh PA 15237

Carol Guffey Granbury TX 76049

Carol Hinkelman Rochester NY 14616

Mary Palmer Boston MA 2114

Caroline Wallace Charleston SC 29412

Carol Ruth Stanford CA 94305

Carolyn Treadway Normal IL 61761

Carolyn &	Marty Petaluma CA 94954

Carolyn Vaughan Scottsdale AZ 85251

Carol Boucher Wenonah NJ 8090

Nate Carpenter Wayland MI 49348

Carrie Hooyman Milwaukee WI 53218

Carrie Dike Lanham MD 20706

M Arveson Bonney	Lake WA 98391

Caryn Rains Overland	Park KS 66210

Caryn Cowin South	Pasadena CA 91030

Michael Ranger

Casey Palmer Burlington VT 5401

Arlene Casey Matteson IL 60443

Cas overton Henrico VA 23228

Cass Murphy Tempe AZ 85281

Catherine Crow Ashland MA 1721

Cate Leger Berkeley CA 94703

Catherine Brooks East	Burke VT 5832

Cathryn Weiss Downingtown PA 19335

Anne Sen Washington DC 20011
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Catherine Whiteside Katy TX 77450

Cathy Castro Long	Beach CA 90807

Cathy Deptula Brandon FL 33511

Cathy Lewis-Dougherty Lake	Oswego OR 97035

Cathy O'Neill Santa	Monica CA 90402

Mary Sanders Troy MI 48084

Lynn Morris Chicago IL 60601

Linda Jones Ontario CA 91762

June Cattell West	Columbia SC 29169

Cheryl Agne Seattle WA 98133

Claire Whalen Batesville IN 47006

C Basile Cuyahoga	Falls OH 44223

Cassie Oakland CA 94619

Bruce Edwards

christy anderson-crosen Ford WA 99013

Carol Bosworth Portland OR 97222

C. Bower Sonoita AZ 85637

charlotte Zampini Westborough MA 1581

C Costa	Mesa CA 92626

Chris Campbell Cherry	Fork OH 45618

Chris Caron Franklin	Park IL 60131

Cristina Cazares Conroe TX 77302

Connie Colvin East	Elmhurst NY 11369

Chris Hemmingway-Mucurio Boynton	Beach FL 33472

Cleo Treeclimber Santa	Barbara CA 93101

Craig Conant Longbranch WA 98351

Cherie Connick Crescent	City CA 95531

Charlotte Cook Sacramento CA 95819

Cynthia Crawford Melbourne FL 32935

Cheryl Cunnius Milltown NJ 8850

Jon Knipp Blue	Springs MO 64015

Cynthia dantzic Brooklyn NY 11201

Carolyn Davis Livonia MI 48154

Chris Heuckeroth Chico CA 95973

Crystal Sevier Soulsbyville CA 95372

DeWayne Youts Vicksburg MS 39183

Cheryl Johnson Grand	Rapids MI 49525

Melody Mayer oloympia WA 98516

Ceil Fox Albuquerque NM 87104

Maria Delgado-Librero Amherst VA 24521

Celeste Burt Panama	City FL 32404

Celines De	Leon-Veras Bronx NY 10473
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Andrea Gillespie Jonesboro AR 72401

Denise Lytle Fords NJ 8863

Cerah Hedrick Boulder CO 80305

Nicole Westre Bellevue WA 98006

Cynthia Folit Sarasota FL 34235

Chris Frick Portland OR 97212

Craig Garehan Grand	Rapids MI 49505

Caroline MdNeill Wilton CT 6897

Christopher Maniatty Greenfield MA 1301

Carolyn/Tom Horvath/Leonhardt Cleveland OH 44102

Chad Vogelsong Pittsburgh PA 15243

ALLEN CARRICO Oakland CA 94610

Ml Schihl Fond	du	Lac WI 54935

Chandra Rambo Newport NC 28570

Burton Callicott Charleston SC 29403

Santa	Clara CA 95050

Austin TX 78737

Robert Gilliam Winter	Park FL 32789

Pamela Plowman Hailey ID 83333

W Strauss Henrico VA 23294

Jeff Chapman Phoenix AZ 85032

Portland OR 97239

Lauren Kelley Portland OR 97206

Charles Cole Warren MI 48093

Charles Tazzia Grosse	Pointe MI 48236

Charles Williams Ashford WV 25009

Charles Thompson Tiffin OH 44883

Charlie Shanks Lexington KY 40502

Charmian San	Anselmo CA 94960

Avery Chase Mahopac NY 10541

Charles Ellis Washington DC 20009

Charles Humble Chapel	Hill NC 27517

Charlie Fabb Columbus OH 43209

Carole Bretschneider Louisville KY 40206

James Amory LeRaysville PA 18829

Chelsea Grubbs Omaha NE 68131

Chelsea Barnes Raleigh NC 27603

Chelsea Collison Mount	Airy MD 21771

Chelsey DiPasquale-Hunton Phoenix AZ 85003

Cherie Warner Pullman WA 99163

Cheryl Gale Williamsburg VA 23185

David Chestney Boynton	Beach FL 33472
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Chet Arachy El	Dorado	Hills CA 95762

Daviann McClurg Salina KS 67401

Charles Riddle Mercer	Island WA 98040

chey Richmond Pensacola FL 32503

Gay Wilmerding Friday	Harbor WA 98250

Sarah Edmunds Escalante UT 84726

Tammy Madera New	York NY 10030

Peggy Savides Mondovi WI 54755

Dean Chill Phoenix AZ 85012

Tony Chiodo Belfast ME 4915

Chloe Argilan Crownsville MD 21032

Blake brewster Avondale	Estates GA 30002

Christina M New	York NY 10040

Elizabeth Grindle Fairview TN 37062

James Stone Santa	Rosa	Beach FL 32459

Sidney Cholmar New	York NY 10012

Donna Kendall Tallahassee FL 32308

David Yakima WA 98902

Carl Hosterman Wausaukee WI 54177

Suzanne Chouteau Lynx OH 45650

Christopher Bellingham WA 98229

Chris Burden Washington DC 20500

chris callahan Missoula MT 59801

Chris Urbach Chico CA 95928

Chris Worcester Truckee CA 96160

Chris Bohman Rochester NY 14606

Christina Ballingall Kalamazoo MI 49009

chris danne Gainesville FL 32608

Chris Lazarus Portland OR 97216

Chris Newman Arvada CO 80004

Christa Vanderbilt Kennett	Square PA 19348

Christie Decker San	Francisco CA 94109

Christina Deming Ellijay GA 30536

Christina McKye Madison WI 53711

Christina Fong Grand	Rapids MI 49503

Christina Mendrinos Dorchester MA 2122

Christine Ewy Metairie LA 70005

Christine Frank Minneapolis MN 55401

Christine Elbert New	York NY 10024

Christopher Streib Pittsburgh PA 15217

Chris Scholl Neptune NJ 7753

Christopher Tuch New	Braunfels TX 78130
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Christopher Seymour Newark MD 21841

Chris Byknish Masury OH 44438

Verona VA 24482

Chuck Flavin Corvallis OR 97333

charles Itzkovitz Apalachicola FL 32320

New	Hartford NY 13413

Charles Wise Blue	Bell PA 19422

Charles Levine San	Francisco CA 94123

John Hutchison Salem OR 97302

Catherine Contarino Lynbrook NY 11563

Jason MacArthur Marlboro VT 5344

Cindi Kestrel Loveland CO 80538

Cynthia Keiser Cresco PA 18326

Cynthia Novelo Lawrence KS 66044

Sam Driggs ID 83422

Andrew Astalos Lakewood NJ 8701

Carol Jackson New	York NY 10023

Jean Veenema-Birky Glenn MI 49416

CHRISTINE HARVEY Bronx NY 10467

Chris Hughes Westborough MA 1581

Jen Pope South	Freeport ME 4078

Carole Shafner Saint	Petersburg FL 33702

Brooklyn NY 11231

Corey Kaup New	York NY 10003

Christopher Jentoft Whiteriver AZ 85941

Charles Kleymeyer Arlington VA 22205

Charles Kinsey Fort	Wayne IN 46818

Christopher Kurecka Ann	Arbor MI 48105

Claire Coleman Dallas TX 75214

John Lang Grand	Blanc MI 48439

Heather Clapp Oakland CA 94610

Clare Vance Montevallo AL 35115

Clare Altoona IA 50009

Gary Dosemagen Madison WI 53704

Marcia Clarke Bothell WA 98011

Cris Larson Philadelphia PA 19151

Chuck Atkinson Charlevoix MI 49720

Claudia Gibson Fairfax CA 94930

Claudine Beck Siloam NC 27047

Nancy Claus Wheaton IL 60187

Gretchen Clay Bellingham WA 98225

Clayton Hunter Austin TX 78723
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Dorothy Lee Leicester NC 28748

Carol Leonis Cincinnati OH 45244

Christiane Fitzgerald Tigard OR 97223

Clifford Weiss East	Windsor NJ 8520

Carol Kibble Seattle WA 98115

Cindy Sims dallas TX 75231

Colleen Lobel San	Diego CA 92126

Rebecca Shirley Daly	City CA 94014

C P Trenton NJ 8610

C Day vero FL 32960

Chloe Martin San	Anselmo CA 94960

Claire Morgan Lafayette LA 70503

Christena Blain Gladwin MI 48624

Candace Volz Austin TX 78703

Carol Hay Chapel	Hill NC 27516

Caroline Miller St	Petersburg FL 33710

Carol Mock Fremont CA 94536

Christine Roane Springfield MA 1104

Christine Seeley Bellevue WA 98004

Maria lopez Miami FL 33157

Carmen Ramirez Tallahassee FL 32303

Carlos Navarrette Los	Angeles CA 90063

Christine Hutchins Olathe KS 66062

Glen Donahue Southfield MI 48075

Michael Boruch Richmond	Hill NY 11418

Amy Walter Seattle WA 98115

Jack Spallino Anaheim CA 92801

Aaron Kooienga Holland MI 49424

Marcia Halligan Viroqua WI 54665

Allison Cocuzzo Needham	Heights MA 2494

Robert Combs Eugene OR 97401

Nicole Gambino Staten	Island NY 10312

Collin Rees Kearney NE 68845

Lyle Collins Yakima WA 98908

Lawrence Merlino Saugerties NY 12477

Arthur Hansen Kew	Gardens	Hills NY 11367

James Muszalski San	Francisco CA 94115

Connie Velin Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Connie Covington Atlanta GA 30328

Connie Moffit Seattle WA 98112

Conrad Wasmer Minneapolis MN 55419

Jerry Farris Ashland KY 41102
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Scott Mullin Portland OR 97221

Vince Rubino Albany CA 94706

Katherine Holmes Ann	Arbor MI 48104

James Cook Waterloo IA 50702

Ken Cooksey Alpharetta GA 30004

Rocklin CA 95765

Lori O'Dell Wichita KS 67212

Warren Matte Harlem MT 59526

Susan Corbin Lopez	Island WA 98261

David Mayer Olympia WA 98502

Jonathan Blanton Lexington KY 40502

Corinne Ball portland OR 97218

Corinne Ball Portland OR 97218

Leonard Cork Chicago IL 60615

Chris Orsolini Sacramento CA 95819

Portland OR 97239

Kathryn Richardson Eagar AZ 85925

Jeff Costello Staten	Island NY 10301

Laura Ploenzke Bay	Village OH 44140

Edwin Covington Vancouver WA 98682

Christopher Emery Silver	Spring MD 20904

Judy Passon Elk	Rapids MI 49629

Craig Byrd Los	Angeles CA 90026

Craig Gripp Philadelphia PA 19130

Bradford Crain Portland OR 97221

Catherine Reilly 0

Clio MI 48420

Stephen and	Newberg North	Granby CT 6060

Christopher Cornish San	Francisco CA 94114

Keeley Harding Portland OR 97215

Mike Watertown WI 53094

CRFaunt Ferndale MI 48220

Chrystal coleman La	Jolla CA 92093

Valerie Crow Temperance MI 48182

Chris Row Frederick MD 21702

Clara Schroeder Kankakee IL 60901

Charles Shelton grottoes VA 24441

Barb Crumpacker Coeur	D	Alene ID 83814

Richard Van	Kirk Sandy OR 97055

Natalia Arcila Saint	Petersburg FL 33703

Carole Sands New	York NY 10025

Caryl Sawyer Sandston VA 23150
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Claire Chambers Murrieta CA 92563

Carolyn Shafer Toms	River NJ 8753

Carol Kestler Tucson AZ 85719

Carolyn Summers Hastings	on	Hudson NY 10706

Joene Bryant Westfield IN 46074

Dale Johnson Port	Orchard WA 98367

Tamsin Wotton Saline MI 48176

David Adams Penn	Valley CA 95946

Charles	and	Patricia Sellers San	Diego CA 92129

Carol Tvueson Durham NH 3824

Carl Tyndall Bronx NY 10468

Kathleen O'Keefe Ringwood NJ 7456

Gary Custer Ann	Arbor MI 48104

Dendrobia Kohl Olympia WA 98505

Dalton Goode Wellington AL 36279

Craig Cutting Decorah IA 52101

Christopher Vasquez Kearny NJ 7032

Carrie Walker Brattleboro VT 5301

Christine Ward Grandview TX 76050

SC Clarann	Weinert Bozeman MT 59718

Carol Halpern La	Grange IL 60525

Christopher White Louisville KY 40208

Charles Whittle Dugspur VA 24325

Calllie Willis Warren VT 5674

Charles Winter Berkeley CA 94704

Charles Owens Fond	du	Lac WI 54937

Cathleen Wolff Manhattan IL 60442

Lee Wilson Wichita KS 67211

Penelope Mazza FAIRFIELD IA 52556

Cynthia Liss Brooklyn NY 11228

Cynthia Call Melbourne FL 32904

Cynthia Thies Camano	Island WA 98282

Cynthia Thomas Pinellas	Park FL 33782

CA Matthews Fostoria OH 44830

Cindi Dean Rye NY 10580

Carrie Louisville KY 40205

C Zawadzki Schenectady NY 12306

Richard	&	Carol Mann Lake	Wylie SC 29710

Dave Amarelo Auburn CA 95602

David Eppelsheimer Milwaukee WI 53213

Duane Pierce Baton	Rouge LA 70808

Ruth Frick Doylestown PA 18902
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David Brodkey Portland OR 97211

Debra Abukwaik Crestwood KY 40014

Dean Young Viola WI 54664

Gary Blatt Shoemakersville PA 19555

Debra Evon Minneapolis MN 55409

Dagmar Fabian Cockeysville MD 21030

Louis Daher Ann	Arbor MI 48105

Fran Watson Spring	Valley CA 91977

Elizabeth Dailey Minneapolis MN 55405

Ds Seaman Ocala FL 34481

David Kwitkowski Chicago IL 60646

Marcia Vinson Virginia	Beach VA 23464

Virginia Elliott East	Otto NY 14729

Dale Patrick Des	Moines IA 50310

Dale Le	Fevre Fort	Bragg CA 95437

Dale LaCognata Fishers IN 46038

Debra Baxter Norfolk NY 13667

Dwight Allbee Waverly IA 50677

Bryan Daly Dayton OH 45440

Damien Hyde Gregory MI 48137

Daniel Honorio Ludlow MA 1056

Dan Richards Bothell WA 98021

Dan Sherwood Portland OR 97214

Daniel Quinn Houston TX 77006

Daniel Seiple North	Canton OH 44720

Drs	and	Joseph Janet	Janet	and	Eigner Santa	Fe NM 87508

Jessica Wardlaw Cottage	Grove MN 55016

Dan Dickinson Bellingham WA 98225

Dan Finkle San	Francisco CA 94109

Daniel Holibaugh Alliance OH 44601

Dani Duke Iowa	City IA 52245

Detroit MI 48207

Daniel

Daniel STICKNEY Boulder CO 80305

Daniel Abbott Everett WA 98201

Daniela Gioseffi Brooklyn NY 11201

Daniel Canton OH 44705

Daniel Ferra Palm	Springs CA 92264

Daniel Williams Saint	Clair MI 48079

Danielle Orbach Killeen TX 76543

Danielle Corrigan Oxford MI 48371

Danielle Simon New	York NY 10021
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Daniel Lips Hauppauge NY 11788

Daniel Reher San	Antonio TX 78240

Dan King Cedar	Park TX 78613

Daniel Demetzky North	Ridgeville OH 44039

Dannys Cody Benicia CA 94510

Daniel	and	Joy Robinson New	Rochelle NY 10804

Dan Woodfin Muncie IN 47304

Darcy Reeves Portland OR 97213

Omaha NE 68164

Kevin Darcy Bellingham WA 98225

darius mitchell seattle WA 98199

Raul Arribas Bridgeport NJ 8014

Kevin Brownlie Princeton NJ 8540

Kathie Weber Glenview IL 60025

Darley Adare Charlotte NC 28207

Andrea Poole Fayetteville NC 28304

Darryl Murphy Central	Islip NY 11722

Darryn Ambrose Portland OR 97219

Darwin Frauenholtz West	Branch IA 52358

daryl Boylan Mahwah NJ 7430

Daryl Lindsay Seaford DE 19973

Dave Schulz Severn MD 21144

David Smith Irvine CA 92617

Denise Stone Owosso MI 48867

David Ward Flint MI 48507

David Fiedler Bensalem PA 19020

David Lindsey Beaver	Dam KY 42320

David Nichols Portland OR 97213

Elizabeth Calhoun Livonia MI 48154

Vicki Linkin Las	Vegas NV 89123

David Brueck Storm	Lake IA 50588

David J Mukilteo WA 98275

David Kelm Oak	Park IL 60302

David MLIS Seattle WA 98117

David	and	Leah Weathers Marion MI 49665

David Muller Portland OR 97211

David Canady Kansas	City KS 66104

David Laing Stockton	Springs ME 4981

David Mattison Tillamook OR 97141

David Janssen Green	Bay WI 54301

David Anderson Ozark MO 65721

David loy Boulder CO 80304
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James Davis Troy MI 48083

James Davis Wenatchee WA 98801

Latham Davis Sewanee TN 37375

David Loudenback Playa	del	Rey CA 90293

Dawn Rubbert Saint	Louis MO 63119

Dawn Bartok Rockwood MI 48173

Dawn Olney Overland	Park KS 66207

Dawn Kosec Austintown OH 44515

Esther Leonard Huntington WV 25705

Karol Rice Spokane WA 99224

Mountain	View CA 94043

David Walker Avondale AZ 85392

Dennis Keenan Portland OR 97206

Emily Delatorre Torrance CA 90505

Daniel Belachew Cambridge MA 2139

Danny Blitz Cupertino CA 95014

Laurence Kant Lexington KY 40503

David Nelson Tucson AZ 85715

Dane Bowen Mint	Hill NC 28227

Karen Lull Claremont CA 91711

Don Burkhart Morton IL 61550

Dan Burwell Bellingham WA 98225

DONALD WATSON MONROVIA MD 21770

Darin Camin Clovis CA 93611

Dorothy Carlo Holyoke MA 1040

Dale Grosse	Ile MI 48138

Hatfield MA 1038

David Hancock Miami FL 33133

Don Cramer Kanorado KS 67741

Debra Otley Corvallis OR 97330

Dustin Crook Fountain	Valley CA 92708

D C eug OR 97402

Deb Dahlin Seattle WA 98109

Donna DeProspo Bonney	Lake WA 98391

Dorothy Dewell Catonsville MD 21228

Dianne Douglas Phoenix AZ 85042

Dean Halpern San	Rafael CA 94901

Dean Scarcelli Channahon IL 60410

Deane Plaister Santa	Barbara CA 93101

Dean Peerman Chicago IL 60640

David Eash Solon IA 52333

Deb Grojean Boulder CO 80303
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Deb Lincoln Osage IA 50461

Diana B. Fort	Lauderdale FL 33331

Deborah Baker Brighton MA 2135

Deborah hicks Larkspur CA 94939

Debbie Friedman Mill	Valley CA 94941

Debbie karie Lawrenceburg KY 40342

Debbie Reichow Scottsdale AZ 85260

Debby Strauss Milwaukee WI 53221

Debby Dieckman Newberg OR 97132

Deb Darden-Munsell Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Deb Hughes Southaven MS 38671

Deborah DeSimone Cooperstown NY 13326

Deborah Naujokas Taos NM 87571

Deborah Capwell Seattle WA 98106

Deborah King Albuquerque NM 87114

Deborah Wall Nashua NH 3064

Debra Amerson 0

Debra Madison WI 53713

Deborah Rudnick Bainbridge	Island WA 98110

Deb Lincoln Osage IA 50461

David Carter Portland OR 97211

Daniel	E. Chase Portland IN 47371

Don Dieckmann Alton IL 62002

Michael Hourihan Santa	Monica CA 90404

DeeDee Tostanoski Alexandria VA 22314

Doran Thomas Littleton CO 80123

David Katz Westminster CO 80021

Carol Sheffield Buckhannon WV 26201

Dayana Avila Hialeah FL 33012

Dale Eichbauer Merrill MI 48637

Donna Kantner Glenmoore PA 19343

Delfina Estevez Milwaukee WI 53215

D Goldsmith Portland OR 97225

Delores Grandaw Green	Bay WI 54304

Priscilla Rocco Costa	Mesa CA 92626

Ian Maresh Columbiaville MI 48421

Denard Springle Centreville VA 20121

Dena Pace Vian OK 74962

Denise Thomas Saint	Paul MN 55118

Denise Rincon Glastonbury CT 6033

Marcia Denison Rainier OR 97048

Dennis Bricker Iowa	City IA 52245
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Dennis Bender Lexington KY 40503

Dennis Hall Dunnellon FL 34434

Dennis Trembly Los	Angeles CA 90012

Dana Quintel Scottsdale AZ 85251

Derek Baker Barstow CA 92311

Derek Holmes Seattle WA 98136

Dermot Noonan Seattle WA 98105

Paul Mueller Luck WI 54853

Desiree Bullard Cumberland MD 21502

Sharon Anderson Lake	City MN 55041

john eschen Grand	Coulee WA 99133

Destine Robertson Conifer CO 80433

Selma Goode Redford MI 48239

Judith O'Callaghan Deer	Isle ME 4627

Seth Moore Rhome TX 76078

Devlon Clouser Novato CA 94949

Doug Wilson Little	Deer	Isle ME 4650

Ed Grinnell Shelburne	Falls MA 1370

Dave Feinblum Mount	Laurel NJ 8054

Dale Gennett Portland OR 97211

Dave Frank Ankeny IA 50023

Derek Gendvil Las	Vegas NV 89117

David Henning Marshfield WI 54449

Dale Gilman Franklin MI 48025

David Gluck Sun	City AZ 85351

Darren Grafius East	Lansing MI 48823

Dan Guerriero Nanuet NY 10954

Dg van	Arsdale Burlingame CA 94010

Dan Handel Sun	Prairie WI 53590

Carrie Cole Portland OR 97213

Jessica Shick Ocala FL 34472

Diana Hocking Madison	Heights MI 48071

david holmes West	Palm	Beach FL 33407

Diana Nashville TN 37221

Diana Greenhalgh New	Milton WV 26411

Diana Cristina Port	Angeles WA 98362

Diana Waters Torrance CA 90505

Diane Johnson Vanceburg KY 41179

Diane Smith Cave	Junction OR 97523

Diane Arnal Saint	George UT 84790

Dianne Burnham Pittsburgh PA 15221

Alicia Diaz New	York NY 10014
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Richard Smythe Sister	Bay WI 54234

Dick Dierks Appleton WI 54911

Richard	and	Barbara Dreyfus Tualatin OR 97062

Daniel Diehl Dover OH 44622

Dina Tedeschi Worcester MA 1606

Dina Kim Arlington VA 22203

Carmen Dinescu North	Brunswick NJ 8902

Caitlin Archambault Richmond VA 23220

Michael Stuart Durham NC 27707

Apex NC 27502

Matthew Smith Whitehouse	Station NJ 8889

K Byron	Center MI 49315

Joe Sergeant Wayne NJ 7470

Doug FrugÃ© Arvada CO 80005

Bellaire MI 49615

David Jutt Scarsdale NY 10583

David Lafond Holyoke MA 1040

David McNiff Burke VA 22015

Gabriel Lautaro Oakland CA 94610

Deborah Judy Melbourne	Beach FL 32951

Debra Kamzelski Flagstaff AZ 86004

Deborah Kavruck Washington DC 20015

Robert DeKorte Kentwood MI 49548

DK Bolen Saint	Petersburg FL 33709

0 0 Chicago IL 60612

David Klingel Pinckney MI 48169

Dale Kneff Flint MI 48506

Diane Krassenstein Philadelphia PA 19111

Leopold Laufer yorktown	heights NY 10598

Dorothea Leicher Philadelphia PA 19103

D Hill Lexington KY 40511

Dwight Finkel Gold	Canyon AZ 85118

Linda Kane Mesa AZ 85208

David Lester Smyrna GA 30082

Draga Popovski Utica MI 48316

Deborah Rodecker Charleston WV 25304

Don Lahti Beaumont CA 92223

D Baynes Littleton CO 80129

Philadelphia PA 19134

Dale Irvine CA 92620

Dean Monroe No.	Hollywood CA 91601

Donna	D Varcoe State	College PA 16803
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Doug Mesich Knoxville TN 37914

Dana Meyer Richmond CA 94805

Daniela Francisco Bayside NY 11360

Dianna Minadeo Grosse	Pointe MI 48230

Dmitry Kazimirov Bethesda MD 20817

David Jacob Bloomington IN 47403

Dan Jaskowiak Sterling	Heights MI 48313

D Johnson Liverpool NY 13090

Debra Greenberg 75067 TX 75067

Dana Littleton CO 80122

Sue King	Ferry NY 13081

Bridgeton MO 63044

Dale Swenson Concordia KS 66901

Donald Walloch Milwaukee WI 53219

Dean Webb Seattle WA 98199

Daniel Brant Port	Townsend WA 98368

Daniel Lipson New	Paltz NY 12561

Donna Clark Fulton MO 65251

Mike Dobles West	Chester PA 19380

Bardstown KY 40004

Deborah Dobiesz Louisville KY 40207

Dennis O'Brien Milton DE 19968

Douglass Reeves New	York NY 10003

Barbara Johnston Tulsa OK 74133

Chris Hatlestad Sandy OR 97055

Gregory Rossi Waterford MI 48329

Douglas Risedorf Concrete WA 98237

Kevin Parks Point	Pleasant NJ 8742

Karin Anderson Takoma	Park MD 20912

K Alexander Houston TX 77007

Mark miser Lansing MI 48906

Don Krueger Merrillville IN 46410

J Dolan Longmont CO 80504

D Stirpe Portland OR 97214

Eric Dolph Yakima WA 98902

Gerry Milliken Spokane WA 99223

Dominik Eckenstein Brooklyn NY 11205

Dominique lee Brooklyn NY 11211

Dominique Sanchez Orange CA 92869

Dominique Potomac MD 20854

Don Roberts Mapleton ND 58059

Donald Cronin Somerville MA 2143
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Donald	&	Mary Inks Grand	Rapids MI 49506

ACSW Rev.	Donald	H.	Moeser Portsmouth OH 45662

Donald Priest Petoskey MI 49770

Donald Ament Leola PA 17540

Don Margeson St.	Petersburg FL 33702

Don Bolanos Friday	Harbor WA 98250

George Heritier Oak	Park MI 48237

Donald Jacobson Milford MI 48380

Don McKelvey Euclid OH 44123

Donna Keziah Charlotte NC 28210

Donna Clark Overland	Park KS 66213

Donna Malvin Williamsburg VA 23185

Donna Weiss Fort	Lauderdale FL 33334

Elaine Donovan Hemlock NY 14466

Don Der Clarksville TN 37043

Don Landry Dallas TX 75218

Christopher Doob Woodbridge CT 6525

Francis Kazakwic Phoenix AZ 85086

Malcolm Collins Tallahassee FL 32312

Dorothy Dobbyn Millsboro DE 19966

DoRi Miles Crown	Point NY 12928

Doria Contessa Saint	Petersburg FL 33707

Doris Buyarski Fence WI 54120

Doris Henderson Fort	Washington MD 20744

Dorothy Frew Kamas UT 84036

Dorothy	A. Stoner Bartlett IL 60103

Dolores Farrell Sitka AK 99835

Douglas Shumate Warner	Robins GA 31093

Dottie Thompson Neosho MO 64850

Dorothy Brazeal 0

Swarthmore PA 19081

Dave Popoff colville WA 99114

Chet Dowell Mount	Zion WV 26151

Daniel Giesy Norfolk VA 23508

Dody H Jacksonville OR 97530

Dianne PunKay La	Puente CA 91746

Jonathan Lang Forest	Hills NY 11375

Blair Sandler San	Francisco CA 94110

Don Hall Lexington KY 40504

Danielle Braun Cincinnati OH 45213

Woodridge IL 60517

Christine Johnson Ajo AZ 85321
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Brittany Paral Kewaunee WI 54216

Sandy Sobanski COOPER NY 10003

Caitlin Segal-Mains Yakima WA 98902

Dragos Gheorghe Fort	Walton	Beach FL 32547

Drake Meadow Ann	Arbor MI 48103

David Crawford Louisville KY 40207

D Dowell Fort	Madison IA 52627

Sheri Snyder Saint	Louis MO 63116

Jeanne Roberts Naples FL 34103

Eric Ericson Pacific	Palisades CA 90272

Kenneth Smith Austin TX 78754

K Lucas Westminster CA 92683

K Lucas Westminster CA 92683

Dennis Roderigues Pinellas	Park FL 33781

MaryKelly Sutton Fair	Oaks CA 95628

Timothy Schacht Grosse	Pointe	Park MI 48230

Diane Ruedemann Detroit MI 48213

John Hale Paradise CA 95969

Charles Wiley North	Hollywood CA 91606

Daniel Rutter Hilo HI 96720

R Boykin Bedford TX 76021

D Boykin Bedford TX 76021

Julie Viergutz Cleveland OH 44134

Sandra Dryden Tucson AZ 85745

Deborah Stedman Austin TX 78737

David Savige Portsmouth VA 23703

Dave Scherer Williamsburg VA 23185

David Wilson Myrtle	Point OR 97458

Donna Selquist Port	Saint	Lucie FL 34987

Don Brake Holland MI 49424

Diane Singler Irving IL 62051

Darren Skotnes Delmar NY 12054

Don Somsky Castle	Rock CO 80108

Terry Brunt Pine CO 80470

David Gladstone Montague MA 1351

Donna Thelander Dover NH 3820

Deborah Thelen New	York NY 10128

Dieter Hessel Cape	Elizabeth ME 4107

David Tieben Louisville CO 80027

Elisa Evett Brooktondale NY 14817

Douglas Grant Clawson MI 48017

David Ulibarri Chicago IL 60631
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Stephen Durand Signal	Mountain TN 37377

D Fitz Tucson AZ 85701

Brandon Dutcher Canton MI 48187

Costa Nikolaides Chicago IL 60661

David Burger Anaheim CA 92804

Genine Davis Rudd IA 50471

Dale Whiting Emmett ID 83617

David Williams Santa	Maria CA 93454

Don Waller Rio	Vista CA 94571

Rev H Atglen PA 19310

Max DeNise Olympia WA 98512

Dwight Gill North	Port FL 34286

Donald Mackey Kansas	City MO 64151

Diana Wright Albany NY 12209

Doug Simerly Medford OR 97501

Diane Wynne Dayton OH 45420

Daniel Brito Silver	Spring MD 20910

Dennis Wolff Cave	Springs AR 72718

Elsie Pope Memphis TN 38115

Michael Bugbee Battle	Creek MI 49017

Eric West Port	Orange FL 32127

Earl Lippold Lakewood CA 90713

Becky Wharton Campbell TX 75422

Phillip Webster Auburntown TN 37016

James Eaton Westport CT 6880

Elizabeth Grainger Riverside CA 92506

Edsa Villeda-Principe Garland TX 75042

Eric Clemenson Clearwater FL 33755

Evan Beattie Los	Angeles CA 90029

Brett Smith Eagle ID 83616

Ellen Jahos Alstead NH 3602

Elizabeth Nicholson Salt	Lake	City UT 84117

Carolyn Pettis Canyon	Country CA 91387

Edith Coleman Wilmington DE 19805

James H Aiken SC 29801

Edward Dombroski Jericho VT 5465

Ed Glick Ft	Mitchell KY 41017

Edward Huey Ravenswood WV 26164

Edith Cacciatore Novato CA 94945

Edie Castle	Rock CO 80104

Edison Jennings Abingdon VA 24210

Edith Buhs Jamaica	Plain MA 2130
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Edward Rengers Woodstock NY 12498

Esther Weaver Highland NY 12528

Bernice Born Pittsburgh PA 15212

Eileen Alba Henderson NV 89011

Margaret Simonsen Vallejo CA 94591

Esther Garvett Miami FL 33186

Esther Garvett Miami FL 33186

Ellen Adler Toledo OH 43623

Ellen Goodman East	Providence RI 2914

Eric Haskins Hilo HI 96720

Ellen Homsey Hockessin DE 19707

Paul Eisenberg Bloomington IN 47401

Ellen Seeherman Saint	Louis MO 63141

Ed Dunn Drexel	Hill PA 19026

Elisa Gonzalez San	Antonio TX 78218

Eileen Hufana Portland OR 97212

Elaine O'Malley Falls	Church VA 22041

Elisabeth Price Albuquerque NM 87110

Earle Kasregis Roxbury ME 4275

Ekkehard StÃ¤hle Greeley CO 80639

Eleanor Brilliant New	York NY 10022

Elizabeth Sadewasser Camas WA 98607

William Farkas Florence MA 1062

Louis Fischer Washington DC 20015

Elena Ennouri Redwood	City CA 94061

Eric Lezotte Denver CO 80220

Eleanor Nettleton East	Hampton CT 6424

Nick Huston South	Portland ME 4106

E Jezierski Durham NC 27707

Elizabeth Neuse Hamden CT 6517

Elizabeth Zarek Wilmington DE 19803

Ellen Walderman-Blazucki Lutherville	Timonium MD 21093

Ellen Kennedy Erie PA 16505

Eileen Simons Trenton MI 48183

E Robbins Wayne PA 19087

Elliot Safdie San	Francisco CA 94121

Elynn Haden Coatesville PA 19320

Ann Long Port	Saint	Lucie FL 34952

Emily Bovee Rochester MI 48309

Emily Southard Denver CO 80202

Emily Hall Birmingham AL 35209

Emily Doody Grand	Rapids MI 49548
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Emily Kampen League	City TX 77573

Emma Wright San	Diego CA 92103

Emma Bartholomew Seattle WA 98108

Emma Gimon Berkeley CA 94708

Mark sagovac Wellington FL 33414

Elise Witt Pine	Lake GA 30072

Ean Nelson Prairie	Village KS 66208

William Hess Edwardsville IL 62025

Elizabeth Tinch Wilton CT 6897

Ellen North Bridgehampton NY 11932

Enrique Morales Albuquerque NM 87120

Lisa Gosnell Georgetown DE 19947

Evelyn Palder Rockport TX 78382

Larry Dupont Frankfort NY 13340

Baldwin	Park CA 91706

EM Ryan Rockville MD 20850

Emily Crasnick Langhorne PA 19047

Eric Lambart Portland OR 97217

Eric Daniels Clinton IN 47842

Eric Goldman Wilmington NC 28405

Eric Vallone Palo	Alto CA 94306

Eric Hohlfeld Derby CT 6418

Erik Green Santa	Cruz CA 95060

Erin Berendes Snohomish WA 98296

Erin Gentry Cleburne TX 76033

Erin Majorowicz Baltimore MD 21218

Erin Zerio Nashville TN 37221

Daniel Erlander Freeland WA 98249

Ernest Silvia Woonsocket RI 2895

Ed Roth Cedar	Rapids IA 52403

Liz Garratt Buffalo NY 14222

Randall Hartman San	Clemente CA 92673

Robert Green Macon GA 31204

Evan Small Yorkville IL 60560

Elisabeth Speece Watsonville CA 95076

Michael Espinoza Trenton MI 48183

Mark Grzegorzewski Largo FL 33770

Elizabeth Bartlett Jarrell TX 76537

Steven Christian Hillsboro OR 97123

Esther Megill Asheville NC 28801

Joel Sokolsky Walnut	Creek CA 94595

Elaine Stucky Collins IA 50055
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Elizabeth Widerquist New	Orleans LA 70115

Elizabeth Terbrock Maryknoll NY 10545

Mindy Edwards Westlake	Village CA 91362

Ethan Denniston Mission KS 66205

Earl McCarter Topeka KS 66616

Erica Bettwy Springfield VA 22153

Eugene Mariani Pittsburgh PA 15217

Eugene Blue Sturgis MI 49091

Eusebio Pecurto 71501

Eva Garrett Louisville KY 40243

Eva Hedberg Los	Angeles CA 90027

Ellen Van	Horn 0

Evan Krichevsky Potomac MD 20854

Brittany Wheeler Mesa AZ 85205

Evelyn McChesney Seattle WA 98105

Evelyn Fraser Washington DC 20018

Eve Marin Sharon MA 2067

EV Perez San	Antonio TX 78229

Elizabeth whitehouse Corning NY 14830

Elisa Wilkinson Washington DC 20016

Eleanor Wohlfeiler Emeryville CA 94608

Fayetteville PA 17222

A Zumchak Utica NY 13501

Eric Haskell Evans GA 30809

Eva Landeo New	York NY 10024

Eddie Bumguardner Cortez CO 81321

Michele Langston Conway AR 72032

Dianne Kristorr Akron OH 44310

Johanna Daggett Longview WA 98632

Stephanie McCarren Lawrenceville GA 30044

Fanny Diehl Lompoc CA 93436

Kenneth Beasley Seattle WA 98115

Richard Aukerman Burgettstown PA 15021

Fathia Atallah Seattle WA 98103

David Faust Saint	Paul MN 55108

Michael Bellmore Iron	Mountain MI 49801

Fay Wilde Syracuse UT 84075

Frances Bauer Davisburg MI 48350

Joseph Bennett Spring	Hill FL 34607

Frank Isaacs Philomath OR 97370

Frances Blair Steilacoom WA 98388

Francine Ungaro Southington CT 6489
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fonda butler Frankfort KY 40601

Andy Lupenko Lemon	Grove CA 91945

Denise Fry Saint	Clair	Shores MI 48082

Feanor Kelsick Coeur	D	Alene ID 83814

Sharon Frank Lewisville TX 75077

Allan Chen Alameda CA 94502

Felicia Fontaine Huntsville AL 35805

Kathe Garbrick Manhattan KS 66503

Greg Allbee Bedford TX 76021

Margaret Boone NC 28607

James Ferguson Fallbrook CA 92028

John Ferner Ft	Mitchell KY 41017

Virgil Salzman Denver CO 80206

Feroze Sidhwa Boston MA 2118

Felix Gostel Richmond VA 23222

Frederick Hamilton Rancho	Cucamonga CA 91739

Anastasia Fiandaca San	Francisco CA 94131

Ronald Gulla Canonsburg PA 15317

Barbara Filigenzi Gambrills MD 21054

Hendrik De	Smet Los	Angeles CA 90034

Martin Vukovich New	York NY 10021

Stephen Perry Honor MI 49640

Edmond Edwards 0

Kelsey Kropp Kansas	City MO 64112

F Taylor Hilton	Head	Island SC 29926

Fiona Laveau Fountain	Valley CA 92708

Fiona Priskich Beverly	Hills CA 90210

Julie Adams Missouri	Valley IA 51555

Cary Fischer San	Francisco CA 94103

Margaret	&	John Fisher Overland	Park KS 66207

Lana Fryers Mayville MI 48744

Lori Rose Dunbar WV 25064

Martha Vennes Hopkins MN 55343

Dianne Fitzgerald Taunton MA 2780

Marie Fitzpatrick Philadelphia PA 19131

Craig Fitzpatrick Astoria NY 11106

Virginia Bisharat San	Francisco CA 94117

Frank Costanza Hillside IL 60162

PE Franklin	J.	Kapustka Beaverton OR 97006

Frank Moore Cary NC 27519

Francis Roberts El	Cajon CA 92019

Sarah Maxwell Gassville AR 72635
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Fred Mallery Eugene OR 97405

Michael Floeck Los	Angeles CA 90048

Florence Wagner Lopez	Island WA 98261

Florette Henner 22327

Rena kaplowitz La	Veta CO 81055

Doris Karnila Worcester MA 1605

William DiAntonio Mantua NJ 8051

Jon Johnson Louisville KY 40207

Nick Hood Clemmons NC 27012

Fred Binkley New	York NY 10014

Carl Foner Brooklyn NY 11201

Robert Winkler Oxford MS 38655

Murrie Kinney Dayton TX 77535

Margaret Nagel Evanston IL 60202

Laurence Topliffe Fairfield IA 52556

Joy LaClaire Helena MT 59601

Jordan Fox Marlton NJ 8053

Jennifer DiRenzo Elk	Creek MO 65464

Rose Faltin Pensacola FL 32506

Frederick Paper Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Frank Belcastro dubuque IA 52001

Peter Homan Ocklawaha FL 32179

Frances Kennett	Square PA 19348

Franc Palaia Poughkeepsie NY 12601

Frank Timoney Phoenix AZ 85031

Frank DeFranzo Belmar NJ 7719

Franklapore Park	Falls WI 54552

Frank Miele Washington DC 20009

Frances Vreman Lincoln	City OR 97367

Fran Hall Bowling	Green KY 42101

Fran Post Port	Townsend WA 98368

Frances Smith East	Falmouth MA 2536

Fran Vanier Orleans VT 5860

Fred Barr Charlotte NC 28224

Fred Landmesser Santa	Monica CA 90401

Fred Drake Reston VA 20191

Frederick Clark

Jenifer Lady	Lake FL 32159

Frederic Webster Seattle WA 98112

Fred Ponder Houston TX 77068

Janet French Louisville KY 40206

Fran Holme Seattle WA 98122
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Frieda Brown Okemos MI 48864

Abdessalam Diab

Frank Tucson AZ 85748

Mary Mueller Decorah IA 52101

Gabriel Riccio Chicago IL 60615

Amber Thompson Groveton NH 3582

Jada Ills Pensacola FL 32506

Barbara Hughes Sanford FL 32771

Fidel Arbolaez Lakeland FL 33812

Floss Shahbegian 0

Frederica Steller Lansing MI 48910

Cheryl Bryan 0

Frank Hotchkiss Salinas CA 93907

Felipe Torre Litchfield	Park AZ 85340

Gary Grice Chicago IL 60647

Johanna Elias Brooklyn NY 11229

Frances Waksler Cambridge MA 2140

Frank Wilsey Baltimore MD 21215

Cienna Simmons Springfield OR 97477

Betty Van	Wicklen Watervliet NY 12189

Gabriel Da	Ponte Sonoma CA 95476

Georgia Kakaroukas Saint	Petersburg FL 33711

Don Richardson Brevard NC 28712

Gail Carr Avondale	Estates GA 30002

Gail Ohara Portland OR 97213

Gail Graham Stinson	Beach CA 94970

Gail Troy Shipman VA 22971

Gary Laundry Framingham MA 1701

Gale Rullmann Youngsville NC 27596

Brittany Galisdorfer Detroit MI 48226

James Gallardo Denver CO 80212

Sergey Galushko Edmonds WA 98026

Jaqueline Galvan San	Antonio TX 78208

Mekk Marcos Philadelphia PA 19125

Margarita Garcia Plattsburgh NY 12901

Sue Peters Denver CO 80231

Michael Garitty Nevada	City CA 95959

Gary Burkesville KY 42717

Gary Gilardi Hood	River OR 97031

Gary Adams Cedar	Rapids IA 52402

Gary Frieden Downs IL 61736

Gary Henderson Apache	Junction AZ 85119
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Gerald Hermes Coupeville WA 98239

Gary Cook Austin TX 78703

Gary Marx Kalamazoo MI 49001

Sherry Dinnen Allison	Park PA 15101

Gary Binderim Kingwood TX 77339

Alicia Garza Malden MA 2148

Lorelei Stierlen Plano TX 75075

John Williams Richmond KY 40475

Gillian Austin Rockville MD 20851

Gay Dalzell Stewart OH 45778

Gayle Smith Carmel CA 93923

Gary Bettum Sedona AZ 86336

Gavin Bornholtz Grand	Blanc MI 48439

Jerry Bloomer Hot	Springs SD 57747

Gary Brill Somerset NJ 8873

Greg Collins Coopersville MI 49404

Greg DeMasi Concord CA 94524

George Drelios Chicago IL 60659

Gretchen Dennison Lake	Oswego OR 97034

Geeia Habing West	Columbia SC 29169

Gary Gossard Ida MI 48140

Michael Gellar Charlotte NC 28205

Gene Polito Sag	Harbor NY 11963

G G 87250

Geneva Morales Jamaica NY 11435

Genevieve Guzman Iowa	City IA 52245

Geoffrey Ogden Middleburg VA 20117

William Geoghegan Santa	Fe NM 87505

George Merritt	Island FL 32952

George Kauffman Fresno CA 93720

George Hare East	Lansing MI 48823

Georgia Griffin Clinton	Township MI 48038

Georgiann Schulte Oak	Park IL 60302

Gary Purcell Macomb MI 48042

New	York NY 10011

Gerard Gaudin Metairie LA 70004

Juan Cazares Conroe TX 77302

Michael Conway Chicago IL 60643

Columbus OH 43215

Geri Collecchia Hollywood FL 33027

Lucinda Gerlitz Bailey CO 80421

Gerrit Crouse Nyack NY 10960
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Kent Minault Sherman	Oaks CA 91423

Linda Hersey Alanson MI 49706

Gerard Ferrari Mansfield	Center CT 6250

Gordon Gerbitz Santa	Barbara CA 93120

Gilda Fusilier Sacramento CA 95831

Mary Germain Nazareth MI 49074

Glenn Gevedon West	Liberty KY 41472

Gerrie Gilliam Ypsilanti MI 48197

Greg Gillis Swansboro NC 28584

Gibson Glass New	York NY 10034

Gail Stamps Evansville IN 47713

Garret Hammond Downers	Grove IL 60515

Gilia Humrich Forestville CA 95436

John GIBSON 0

Karyn Gil Sacramento CA 95819

George Costa	Mesa CA 92627

Jonathan Gillespie Newberry FL 32669

Gina Bua Orting WA 98360

ginger ikeda boulder CO 80304

A French Hamlet IN 46532

Ginger Pierce Beaverton OR 97008

Virginia Wood Boulder CO 80304

Giovannina Maio Grosse	Pointe MI 48236

P MacI Montgomery AL 36116

Matthew O'Donnell Abington PA 19001

Glenn Martin Tucson AZ 85716

George Kaufman Lexington KY 40511

Ginger Kelsh Spokane WA 99223

Ken	and	Geraldine Grunow Detroit MI 48223

Gregory Kimber Temple ME 4984

George Kormendi New	York NY 10033

Georgann Kovacovsky New	Bethlehem PA 16242

Geri Kromminga Vancouver WA 98663

Gladys Casado Bronx NY 10458

Gladys Eddy-Lee San	Diego CA 92115

Robert Chirpin Northridge CA 91324

Glenn Freeman Grand	Rapids MI 49503

Glenn Cook Camarillo CA 93012

Glenn Golden Wilmette IL 60091

Joan Moricca Pinole CA 94564

Ginger Hill Lyman SC 29365

Gregory Kendall Portland OR 97210
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James Felizola Lansdale PA 19446

Gloria Foster Canandaigua NY 14424

Gloria Berberich Mineola NY 11501

Gloria Morrison Verhalen TX 79772

Gloriana Sewell Milford	Square PA 18935

Glyn Travis Ashland OR 97520

Gregory Campbell Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Gina Caracci Cocoa FL 32926

Rex Messick Harrod OH 45850

Rex Messick Harrod OH 45850

George E.Milkowski Chicago IL 60645

June Davenport Princeton MA 1541

Gabriel Morner Rutherford NJ 7070

Denise Brown Rockaway	Park NY 11694

Dial Hoang Davis CA 95616

Ruth pyren Ferndale WA 98248

Joanna Kirkpatrick Boise ID 83702

Virginia Johnston Fort	Worth TX 76116

Gonnie Siebel Bozeman MT 59715

Karla Gonzalez Riverton NJ 8077

Arifa Goodman San	Cristobal NM 87564

Rev Leak Kansas	City KS 66103

Thomas Gorman Santa	Fe NM 87508

Marcos Palacios Tampa FL 33624

Pat	and	Gary Gover Fairhope AL 36532

Fredrick Whalum Richton	Park IL 60471

Greg Puppione Seattle WA 98125

Grace Burson Plymouth NH 3264

Karen Graf Overland	Park KS 66210

Graham Richman Rye NY 10580

West	Palm	Beach FL 33411

Greg Workman Louisville KY 40216

Barbara Arlen Corvallis OR 97330

Ruth Frazier Knoxville TN 37934

Grant Shafer Lincoln	Park MI 48146

Gracie De	Castro Bellingham WA 98225

da Roy houston TX 77253

Marc massar Oviedo FL 32765

Gary Nelson Orrville OH 44667

Gregory Malueg Beloit WI 53511

Sara Garcia Garland TX 75042

Brian Shultz Delton MI 49046
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Jodi Walters Portland OR 97217

Edward Suchecki Culver	City CA 90230

Scott Thompson Hatfield PA 19440

Gregory Clark West	Springfield MA 1089

G Lakeville MN 55044

Gregry Loomis Seattle WA 98117

Greta Gaard MINNEAPOLIS MN 55406

Gretchen Gardner Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Dan Kane Des	Moines IA 50315

Roberta Harms Whitewater KS 67154

Michael Grieco Gainesville GA 30506

John Cabe Lenoir	City TN 37771

Gayle Larson Walled	Lake MI 48390

Gary Marshall Monaca PA 15061

Gregory Skutches Bethlehem PA 18018

Elaine Ganska Laredo TX 78045

Greg Sells Austin TX 78741

Geri Slock Wausau WI 54403

Gary Towne Grand	Forks ND 58201

George Stadnik Astoria NY 11103

Gayle Westbrook Miami FL 33179

Glenn Williams Mystic CT 6355

Garry Taroli Wilkes	Barre PA 18711

Michael Murphy Anacortes WA 98221

Nicholas Watson San	Antonio TX 78213

J Gurdin San	Francisco CA 94122

Vasilios Gikas Sharon PA 16146

Gwen Moore Brandywine MD 20613

Gail Winter Racine WI 53404

Gwyneth Bowman Ashland OR 97520

gloria taber Bellevue NE 68147

Averlon Hill Brooklyn NY 11221

Hillary Fisher Annapolis MD 21409

Herman Diaz Brighton MA 2135

Helen Fricker San	Diego CA 92107

Rex Haire Martin TN 38237

Holly Kukkonen Iowa	City IA 52240

Ian Hammond Grand	Rapids MI 49525

harold Meyer	jr Washington	Depot CT 6794

H Rosenthal Fort	Lauderdale FL 33304

Heather Hanly Oakland CA 94610

Hannah Osborne Fairfield ME 4937
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Cynthia northrop Ronkonkoma NY 11779

David Hardy Lawrence KS 66049

Hari Khalsa Santa	Cruz NM 87567

Pat Bryan Lisle IL 60532

Harold Frost Sheffield VT 5866

Harry Wohlsein Portland OR 97267

Harry Dill Cottondale AL 35453

Clifton Rockville MD 20851

Constance Harvey San	Mateo CA 94402

Merla Haskin Manchester MI 48158

Jean Haslett Northfield MN 55057

Lauri Hauptmann Richland WA 99352

Linda Couture Wilbraham MA 1095

Don Hawkins Pittsburgh PA 15201

Herb Bettin Sacramento CA 95820

Harry	and	Kathy Brownfield Newport PA 17074

Helen Brown-Kay Kyle TX 78640

Robert	&	Helen Swab Dayton OH 45424

Helen Colby Miami FL 33156

H Claire Fairfield IA 52556

Harold Copeland Houston TX 77263

Brenda Barbour APO AE 9012

Heather Else Los	Angeles CA 90019

Heath Harris Overland	Park KS 66223

Linda Heath Senecaville OH 43780

Marie Amako Seattle WA 98107

Gregory Heffron Bellingham WA 98225

Heidi Lombard IL 60148

Heidi Condello Rochester NY 14619

Heidi Levin Quakertown PA 18951

Richard Heckman Huntsville AL 35801

Florence Applebaum Whitehall PA 18052

Helen Renqvist Newport VA 24128

Helen Carmichael Wildwood NJ 8260

Maria-Elena Chavez Las	Cruces NM 88005

Helen Smith Mattawan MI 49071

Helen Perin Denver CO 80206

Helga Spector Somerset NJ 8873

Ashley Artmann San	Francisco CA 94118

N W Chattanooga TN 37415

Mercedes Lackey Claremore OK 74017

Kristan Kelly San	Jose CA 95125
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Helga Spector Somerset NJ 8873

Hema Sarathy Houston TX 77098

Kia Hendrix Gainesville FL 32605

Dawn Hendry Littleton CO 80127

Chris Hennessey Phoenix AZ 85044

Charlie Henrich Mansfield OH 44902

Richard Henshaw Vienna VA 22182

herman hardy Pittsburgh PA 15221

Jennifer Herrington Clarinda IA 51632

Marco Castellanos Phoenix AZ 85021

Alex Heyman Truckee CA 96161

Manmeet Toor Los	Angeles CA 90024

Heather Fastiggi Cresco PA 18326

Henry M. Trenton NJ 8610

H Guh Addison TX 75001

H Fleishon Cambridge MA 2139

Hannah Blakeman Myrtle	Beach SC 29577

Daniel Montanari Thornton CO 80241

Jessica Knox Ravenswood WV 26164

Thomas Higgins Hillsborough NC 27278

Robert Manna Hobbs NM 88240

Roseanne Benabdallah Hays KS 67601

Sally Hill Tulsa OK 74114

Encino CA 91316

Robert Hasselbrink Pueblo CO 81004

Henry Morgen Los	Angeles CA 90019

H Ozeran Galien MI 49113

Howard Beale Northborough MA 1532

Broad	Brook CT 6016

hilary capstick Tallahassee FL 32309

Stacy Lesartre Fort	Collins CO 80525

Joan Weaver Chatsworth CA 91311

les roberts fresno CA 93704

Grosse	Pointe MI 48236

Steve Hockley Pittsburgh PA 15206

Natalie Van	Leekwijck Beaverton OR 97005

Jason Hayes Creswell OR 97426

Symone Hogan San	Antonio TX 78220

Fred Hohlweg Arlington VA 22206

Brooklyn NY 11207

Holly Costar Bangor ME 4401

Holly Shutta Huachuca	City AZ 85616
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Holly Marczak Bradenton FL 34209

Gretchen Holy Leawood KS 66206

Julie Elfin Bethesda MD 20817

michael salzmann anchor	point AK 99556

Gavin Wilson Enumclaw WA 98022

Mary Markus Garden	Grove CA 92840

Honey chambers West	Hollywood CA 90069

Joel Hopkins Richardson TX 75080

Amy Horst Minneapolis MN 55408

Linda Myers Petersburg PA 16669

Stacey Ward Los	Lunas NM 87031

Demelza Costa Sweet	Home OR 97386

Gayle Peterson Canton GA 30115

Ryan Houlette Cambridge MA 2140

Houston Wong Kirkland WA 98034

Howard Itkin Rochester NY 14625

HAL PILLINGER Port	Chester NY 10573

Harriet Petti Lakewood OH 44107

Harold Holtzinger York PA 17402

Holly Shisler Forest	Hill MD 21050

Herbert Stein Washingtonville NY 10992

Harold	T. Hodes Ithaca NY 14850

Kristin Huntoon Columbus OH 43206

Robert Hunter Springfield NJ 7081

Heather Rodman Boise ID 83709

Ingrid Crawfordsville IN 47933

Bartley Deason Darby MT 59829

Eric Stephens Albany CA 94706

Suzanne PeÃ±a Fullerton CA 92835

R Palmer Palmyra VA 22963

Ian O'Hagan Chapel	Hill NC 27516

Ian Schwartz Jersey	City NJ 7302

Ira Ballen New	York NY 10128

Hammond IN 46323

Victor Donadio West	Des	Moines IA 50265

Roberta Riley Silver	City NM 88061

Irene Euchler Indian	Orchard MA 1151

Isela Los	Angeles CA 90015

Ivan LaHaie Grass	Lake MI 49240

Debra Moore Clio MI 48420

Ira Levine Los	Angeles CA 90057

James Vollaro Lake	Elsinore CA 92530
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Kendall B. Marianna FL 32446

Joe C Collegeville PA 19426

Jorge-Luis Rivera Mount	Prospect IL 60056

Albert Nickerson Biddeford ME 4005

David White Bar	Harbor ME 4609

Michael Carter Portland OR 97215

Leah Turner Sherwood AR 72120

Kevin FitzMaurice Portland OR 97233

Inga Jaeger Iowa	City IA 52240

Rick Ingersoll Oxford OH 45056

Anita Alcantara Chicago IL 60626

e Byron	Center MI 49315

K V Valparaiso IN 46383

A McGreevy New	York NY 10034

Irena Jankunas Richmond	Hill NY 11418

Irene Faris Grosse	Pointe MI 48236

Irina Belchenko Chicago IL 60626

Alexa McMahan Huntington	Beach CA 92649

Irwin Hoenig Laurel MD 20726

Tyler Ishee Groves TX 77619

Virginia Wenzel Prescott AZ 86303

Elizabeth O'Connor Honolulu HI 96815

Eric Lewis Nashville TN 37221

Peter Anthony Kihei HI 96753

Tim Groeger Buffalo NY 14221

Jason Mocanu Stockton CA 95204

Hesston KS 67062

Rebecca Jorgensen Westland MI 48185

Isaac Salazar Los	Angeles CA 90019

Janet Whitcomb Chicago IL 60637

Joe Murphy Conway AR 72034

Janice Cochran Sarasota FL 34232

Julianna Riley Emeryville CA 94608

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Ronald Carns Clearfield PA 16830

Benton	Harbor MI 49022

John Wiedmann Glendora CA 91741

Jan Hall Columbus OH 43085

Jeff Gilbert Bridgeville PA 15017

Jeannine Broadwell Dublin CA 94568

Judith Beltz La	Porte IN 46350

Jill LaChance Mount	Pleasant MI 48858
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Shaun Funk New	York NY 10024

Jane Bruce-Munro Santa	Cruz CA 95062

Joy Bryden Milwaukie OR 97222

Jack Lewis Meridian ID 83642

Jackie Critser Beaverton OR 97007

Jackie Goodman Philadelphia PA 19147

Jaccquelyn West Northville MI 48168

Jacki Jean Greer SC 29650

Jack Stansfield Stanwood WA 98292

Robert Jackson Decatur AR 72722

Jacqueline Birnbaum Bronxville NY 10708

Jacqueline Glass Belleville IL 62223

Lindsey Heller Lynnwood WA 98036

sherrie munday BOULDER CO 80303

Charles Rush Pineville MO 64856

Jason Menosky Keyport NJ 7735

Joseph Medeiros Maynard MA 1754

Justin Greer Chicago IL 60640

Jeffrey Hurwitz San	Francisco CA 94121

Justine Johnson Coventry RI 2816

Jake Jackson Cincinnati OH 45215

James Goudreau Woodbridge VA 22191

James Day Seattle WA 98136

james HOEHNjr Albany NY 12210

James Keats springfield MA 1119

James Tyree Portland OR 97225

James Spencer Glendale AZ 85308

James Zalba East	Lansing MI 48823

Jamie Gill Falls	Church VA 22042

Jamie Gwynn Pflugerville TX 78660

Jeanne Miller Olympia WA 98501

Jamshied Sharifi New	York NY 10023

Jamy Lasell Maplewood NJ 7040

Jan Barshis Wilmette IL 60091

John Holton Manchester	Township NJ 8759

Kathleen Day Scottsdale AZ 85266

Barbara Jandt Gilbert AZ 85233

Jane Wood Saint	Louis MO 63130

Jane Pamenter 6942

Jane Merkel Eureka CA 95503

Janet Falcone Louisville KY 40205

Janice Browning Bradenton FL 34205
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

Janice Parker Toccoa GA 30577

Janis Totham-Davies Takoma	Park MD 20912

Joanne Larsen Lee MA 1238

Janice Rogers-Levy Portland OR 97229

Jan Perney Evanston IL 60201

J Child Austin TX 78704

Werner Janssen Tucson AZ 85735

Robert	and	Donna Janusko Bethlehem PA 18018

Jan Wright Ypsilanti MI 48197

New	York NY 10012

Janice Hall 0

Janna Piper PORTLAND OR 97293

Joan Arbor Portland OR 97203

Jared Cornelia Wilmington DE 19804

Jared Howe Seattle WA 98108

Jasmine Moats Van	Nuys CA 91411

Susie Iowa	City IA 52246

Jason Nardell Longmont CO 80504

Jason Larke Saline MI 48176

Jason Case Auburn MI 48611

Jason Steadmon Boulder	City NV 89005

Jason Kaler Hughesville PA 17737

Soretta Rodack New	York NY 10003

Greg Johnson Fort	Lauderdale FL 33334

Debra Javeline South	Bend IN 46614

Portland OR 97219

Joyce Weir Newport WA 99156

Jay Atkinson El	Sobrante CA 94803

Jay Rutherdale Sacramento CA 95826

Jeanmarie TOdd Fort	Bragg CA 95437

Jay Wiener Saratoga CA 95070

JA Zaitlin Berkeley CA 94707

Richard Johnson Bellingham WA 98227

Michelle Hall Columbia MO 65202

June Balish Brooklyn NY 11230

Jon Barker West	Palm	Beach FL 33401

Judy Bochner College	Station TX 77845

Josh Berger Harvard IL 60033

J Beverly Urbana IL 61801

John Keiter Covington KY 41011

Jacob Blaustein Eatontown NJ 7724

Joe Booth Oakland CA 94602
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First	Name Last	Name City State Zip

John Schempf Apache	Junction AZ 85119

Leslie Bullo West	Bloomfield MI 48324

New	York NY 10032

John Carter Antioch IL 60002

JC Bower Sumner WA 98390

Kit Champlin Princeton NJ 8540

Joan Farber New	York NY 10011

Karolyn Burdick Clallam	Bay WA 98326

Loren Page Detroit MI 48213

John Miller Brooktondale NY 14817

Jon McCauley Gaithersburg MD 20878

jason husby minneapolis MN 55412

Jane Conlon South	Bend IN 46617

James Connolly Chico CA 95926

John Cooper Glasco KS 67445

John Csaszar Fleetwood PA 19522

Milton Davis Springfield GA 31329

James Dalton Colonia NJ 7067

John Naylor Makawao HI 96768

Joel Berman Smithtown NY 11787

Gerald DeBaun Danbury CT 6810

Jg G. Arvada CO 80007

Janet Dietrich West	Chester OH 45069

James DiMarco Jackson TN 38305

JA Dingman Greensboro NC 27408

Jeffrey Dixon Westmont IL 60559

Judith Keilholtz Cumberland WI 54829

JD Perry Auburn NY 13021

Brooklyn NY 11235

Jim Thompson Knox PA 16232

Jeanette Williams Vermillion SD 57069

Jason Zuckero Ludowici GA 31316

Jeanann Francis Seattle WA 98101

Jean Norris Brookside NJ 7926

Jeaneen Andretta Florham	Park NJ 7932

Jeanmarie Dollard Fremont CA 94536

Jeanne Lebow gautier MS 39553

Jean Owen Red	Lodge MT 59068

Jean Gray Nashville TN 37221

Jean Salzmann Indianapolis IN 46225

Jean Toles Portland OR 97203

Jean Federal	Way WA 98023
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Joan Berger Memphis TN 38193

Jeff Stromgren Minneapolis MN 55408

Jeff Deasy New	York NY 10128

Jeffrey Phillips Shelburne VT 5482

Jeffrey Rattner Lake	Hopatcong NJ 7849

James Klein Corpus	Christi TX 78411

Jeffrey Wolfe Colorado	Springs CO 80907

Judith Walker Portland OR 97214

John McGloin Staten	Island NY 10310

Jen Reynolds berkeley CA 94708

Jen Respass Conroe TX 77303

Jenny Cottle 2000

Jennifer Gentry Milton FL 32570

Jennifer La	Due Seattle WA 98198

Jenna Parker Dewitt MI 48820

Jennifer Smith Middleville MI 49333

Jennifer Baughan Charleston SC 29492

Jennifer Zielinski New	Providence PA 17560

Jennifer North	Bergen NJ 7047

Jenny McDermott Minneapolis MN 55426

Jennifer Rashid Newport	News VA 23602

Jennifer PerlKI Wayne NJ 7470

Jen Smith Ocean	City MD 21842

Jen Williams Silver	Spring MD 20901

Jeralyn Moran Okemos MI 48864

Jeremy Ross Del	Mar CA 92014

Jeremy Kaplan West	Bloomfield MI 48322

Jer Haelen Middletown NY 10940

Jeri Pollock Altadena CA 91001

Jerome Miller Livonia MI 48152

Gerald Keller Brooktondale NY 14817

Jerome Onufer Issaquah WA 98027

Jerry Yeager Louisville KY 40206

Jerry Sipe Lawrence KS 66044

John Sodrel New	Albany IN 47150

Claire Russell Oconomowoc WI 53066

Jesse Ashcraft Lakeside	Park KY 41017

Jessica Fishman Edwards CO 81632

Jessica Wagner Metamora IL 61548

Jessica Stabler Herriman UT 84096

Jessica Chagnon Denver CO 80203

Jessica May Santa	Rosa CA 95409
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Jessica Rotz Pflugerville TX 78660

Jess Bolen Cape	Girardeau MO 63701

Bob Jorgensen East	Peoria IL 61611

Terry Keck St	Clair	Shores MI 48081

John Blanchard3 Pittsburgh PA 15221

Joanne Temperly Taunton MA 2780

Judith Turner Los	Angeles CA 90036

Judith Turner Marina	del	Rey CA 90295

Jana Evans Salt	Lake	City UT 84101

Jason Eversole Cushing OK 74023

Kimberly Hollbrook Cave	Springs AR 72718

Joe Files Apache	Junction AZ 85120

John Freeze Asheboro NC 27205

Jacqueline Friederichsen Knoxville TN 37917

Jack Frost Calabasas CA 91302

John Schreiber Hamilton NJ 8690

Joan Lamb Douglas MI 49406

Juanita Bronx NY 10468

Jean Gibson Forest VA 24551

Jocelyn Anthony Philadelphia PA 19119

Jane Hadley Seattle WA 98122

Jon Haebig Chapel	Hill NC 27514

Joan Harmony Portland OR 97222

Jane Herron Franklin TN 37064

Jeanne Govoni Middleboro MA 2346

Janice Hodghead Menlo	Park CA 94025

Jason Hollington Gainesville FL 32605

Jennifer Hrachovec Seattle WA 98115

Jamie Hunger Molalla OR 97038

John Hunter Penn	Yan NY 14527

Jorge Gomez San	Antonio TX 78259

Jill Mayo Exeter NH 3833

Jim Carlstedt Santa	Monica CA 90405

James Owens franklin TN 37069

James Brunton Tampa FL 33612

James condon Thornwood NY 10594

Jim Tjepkema Clarks	Grove MN 56016

Leah Schade Milton PA 17847

Linda Braun Crossville TN 38571

Jim Shepherd Rives	Junction MI 49277

James Page Petaluma CA 94952

James Fullerton Scotts	Valley CA 95067
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Jim O'Neil Effingham IL 62401

James Pfitzner Lagrangeville NY 12540

Jim Plunkett Portland OR 97219

JIm Snee Center	Rutland VT 5736

James Schiess Newport	News VA 23606

Jim Steitz Gatlinburg TN 37738

Jim Beckenhaupt Colorado	Springs CO 80903

Jim Toczynski Manistee MI 49660

James Whittier Steilacoom WA 98388

Jim Andaloro Liverpool NY 13088

Janet Matthews Rockville	Centre NY 11570

Joshua Steele Studio	City CA 91604

James Izon Los	Angeles CA 90041

Jessica Cosman South	Lyon MI 48178

jim fenske milwaukee WI 53233

Julie Griffith Saint	Charles IL 60174

Andrea Chisari Titusville FL 32780

Gerald Kayser Fort	Wayne IN 46845

John Lally Croton	on	Hudson NY 10520

James Kipple Austin TX 78750

J White Los	Angeles CA 90045

Jay	&	Sandra Klick Lititz PA 17543

John Kolstoe Okemos MI 48864

Julie Squire Raytown MO 64133

Jean Hricik 0

Joan Lannoch Broadview	Heights OH 44147

Joyce Bryant Wolfeboro	Falls NH 3896

John Dabrowski Burlington MA 1803

Jeane Harrison Des	Moines IA 50321

James Sipocz South	Bend IN 46628

Peter Ajemian Bridgewater MA 2324

Lucy Schneid Portland OR 97213

Jlz0712@aolcom Muskegon MI 49441

Jess ziegner Naperville IL 60540

Magesh Jayapandian San	Jose CA 95136

Justin Bernard Southbridge MA 1550

James McGuire Kansas	City MO 64145

Kansas	City MO 64145

Jean Christensen Louisville KY 40208

John Crotty Manchester MO 63021

Jan Dreyer Lockport IL 60441

James Elie West	Bloomfield MI 48322
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Joan Falkenstein Peterborough NH 3458

Jerome Feinstein Cresskill NJ 7626

John Hazen Traverse	City MI 49696

John McGarrity Silver	Spring MD 20902

Janet Sleeth Peoria IL 61615

James Murdock Ames IA 50010

Judy Murphy Traverse	City MI 49686

James Hickey Springtown TX 76082

Joseph Naidnur Warrenville IL 60555

Jonathan Nash New	York NY 10028

June Caminiti Greenbrae CA 94904

Joyce Niksic Hammond IN 46323

James Nowack Marlboro NY 12542

Janine Pollack Columbia MD 21045

Joan Banfield Pembroke MA 2359

Mary Bushur Arnold MO 63010

Joan Caiazzo Fresh	Meadows NY 11365

Sarah Davis Dayton OH 45419

Joan Hogan Dorchester	Center MA 2124

Carol Patterson Eureka	Springs AR 72632

Joanie Vigh Grand	Rapids MI 49508

Joan Smiley Saint	Paul MN 55113

Joanne Day Seattle WA 98126

Joann Ramos Iselin NJ 8830

Joan Lawson Seattle WA 98101

CHRIS JOAS Middleton WI 53562

Jodie Leidecker Berea KY 40403

Joseph Kondrot Washington DC 20003

Joseph Victor 0

Joseph DeGruchy Antioch TN 37013

Joseph Boland Sterling	Heights MI 48310

Jose Garcia Vacaville CA 95687

Joe COPPOLETTA Corbett OR 97019

Joseph Gray Kansas	City MO 64131

Joseph Kaleel Davison MI 48423

Gregory Joel Fort	Worth TX 76179

Joel Finley Ogdensburg NY 13669

Joe Meyer Amery WI 54001

Francis Carrington Edwardsville IL 62025

Joe Terry Tarpon	Springs FL 34688

Joseph Lilli Pacific	Palisades CA 90272

Johanna Hawley Prescott AZ 86301
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John Gamber Topeka KS 66604

John Harvey Lebanon PA 17046

John Mahoney Mechanicsburg PA 17050

John Moellers Ames IA 50010

John Ruby Los	Angeles CA 90039

John Roevekamp Santa	Cruz CA 95060

John Schaefers Mars PA 16046

John	AND	Jean Fleming Lonsdale MN 55046

John Bernard South	Portland ME 4106

John Hendricks Albany NY 12205

John Gomolka Brunswick OH 44212

John Roth Winthrop WA 98862

John Arwood Johnson	City TN 37604

John Bowling Phoenix AZ 85012

John Barton Athens GA 30605

John Lindgren Chicago IL 60612

John Mahoney Wasilla AK 99687

John Richkus Jersey	City NJ 7307

John Bliss Newton MA 2458

Justin Johnson Los	Angeles CA 90045

John Tuxill Bellingham WA 98225

John Wachter Bellingham WA 98225

Jack Turner Cleveland OH 44120

John Florack Fort	Collins CO 80525

Joan Evans Winston	Salem NC 27107

Jo	and	Joe Reasons Port	Orchard WA 98367

Jo Las	Vegas NV 89115

Joanna Kling Urbana IL 61801

Jo Levkoff Del	Rio TN 37727

Jon Olsen Jefferson ME 4348

Rick Wright Saint	Simons	Island GA 31522

Colorado	Springs CO 80909

Jon Hudson Yellow	Springs OH 45387

Jonathan Brief New	York NY 10065

Jonathan Martinez Spokane WA 99201

Dylan Jones Traverse	City MI 49685

Jonice Taylor Chicago IL 60649

Jon Madden Lake	Worth FL 33461

Jonathan Achee Lafayette LA 70508

Jon Fields Port	Washington NY 11050

Jon Quitslund Bainbridge	Island WA 98110

Cynthia Johnson Burleson TX 76028
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Jon Steenhoven Santa	Rosa CA 95407

Jon Wood La	Valle WI 53941

Jon Bazinet San	Lorenzo CA 94580

Sandra Joos Portland OR 97239

Jordan Lewis Portland OR 97230

Jorge Bahena Riverside CA 92505

Jorge Torres North	Wales PA 19454

Joe Barber Madison CT 6443

Joseph Capuano Athens NY 12015

Joseph Lawson New	York NY 10023

Joseph Harrell Richmond VA 23220

Josh Fields Los	Angeles CA 90064

Joshua Neiman Libertyville IL 60048

Nunya Busi San	Diego CA 92131

Joshua Moran Hampton VA 23664

Utica MI 48317

Joshua Evans Virginia	Beach VA 23451

Josh Keyes Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Rossella 134

Sherri Lodi NJ 7644

Jo Walters Sprague WA 99032

Joyce Benson Glenside PA 19038

Joy Chambers Millbury MA 1527

Joy Ingersoll Glenview IL 60025

Josephine fitts Bryn	Mawr PA 19010

John Trenton NJ 8610

John Papandrea new	york NY 10024

Jane pascarella Catasauqua PA 18032

James Peloquen New	York NY 10011

John Griffith Sequim WA 98382

Jean Phillips-Calapai Milford MA 1757

Sandra Jauernig Leavenworth KS 66048

Jeffrey Plate Marshfield MA 2050

Jim Ploger Seattle WA 98144

Pat Moore Charlotte NC 28207

John Nettleton Portland OR 97202

John Peters Saugatuck MI 49453

John Probst Houston TX 77090

John	and	Martha Stoltenberg Elkhart	Lake WI 53020

Joseph Popp Dearborn MI 48126

Joseph Rainwater Arnold MO 63010

Juan Ramirez Peoria AZ 85382
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Jason Randall Lawrence KS 66044

Jason Reinhardt Houston TX 77025

James Hildebrand Mobile AL 36602

James Hartman Eureka CA 95501

Jim Ridlon Georgetown NY 13072

John Niendorf Friday	Harbor WA 98250

Julie Roach Livonia MI 48154

Jelica Roland 52420

Jane Wentworth Rome GA 30161

Julian Platt West	Palm	Beach FL 33401

Paris KY 40361

jr s Madison WI 53711

Joe trupiano Minneapolis MN 55403

Cheri Fleming Monroe WA 98272

James Rubleske South	Bend IN 46619

Judith Samkoff Harrisburg PA 17101

John Samsen Okatie SC 29909

Jesse Sawyer Palmyra VA 22963

J Clarke Ann	Arbor MI 48105

John Miller Maysville KY 41056

John Darovec Bradenton FL 34202

James Shawver Rochester NY 14609

Juli Shields Conklin NY 13748

Joan Silverstone Old	Bethpage NY 11804

Joel Kinzie Denver CO 80206

John McPeek Fairfax VA 22031

Janet Smith Sharpsburg GA 30277

Rita Snellgrove Tulsa OK 74112

Jerome Katz Detroit MI 48203

Jay Snider Chattanooga TN 37419

Janice Stapleton Keene NH 3431

Jacob Steijn Walla	Walla WA 99362

Jacqueline Strzesak Beverly MA 1915

Jeffry Yaplee Seattle WA 98144

Jonathan Chapin New	Haven VT 5472

Jean Teach Vancouver WA 98661

Jean Forsberg Julian PA 16844

Jill Timm Wenatchee WA 98801

John Tissot New	York NY 10036

Akron OH 44333

Josiah Mendez Naples FL 34113

Janet Tousseau Santa	Fe NM 87505
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Jack Tull Seattle WA 98115

John Tweten San	Jose CA 95125

Fernando Escobar 83300

Juan Cisneros San	Tan	Valley AZ 85143

Juanita Cuellar Conroe TX 77306

judd Rummage Mount	Shasta CA 96067

Judi Naue San	Rafael CA 94901

Judy Schilling Longmont CO 80503

Judith Joy

Judith DaPolto Dayton OH 45449

Judith Bean Savannah GA 31404

Judy Turner Corning CA 96021

Juliana Brooklyn NY 11226

Julian Yerena Parlier CA 93648

Juliann Pinto Philadelphia PA 19136

Julie Milwaukee WI 53225

Julie Fissinger Brooklyn NY 11215

Julia Glover Clinton WA 98236

Julie Hostetler Tacoma WA 98404

Julieann Seattle WA 98136

Julie Quinn-Huffman East	Wenatchee WA 98802

Julia Radwany Akron OH 44333

Julie Skelton Belleville MI 48111

Julius Salinas Esko MN 55733

Juli Viel O	Fallon MO 63368

June Linhart Raleigh NC 27616

Edmund Swiger Gibsonia PA 15044

Kimberly Whitney Spanish	Fork UT 84660

June Jordan Murrells	Inlet SC 29576

Saliha Abrams Carson WA 98610

Corey McKrill Douglas AK 99824

Justin Gerstner Madison WI 53703

Justin Tobias Garden	City NY 11530

Justyna Wojciechowska 37751

James Van	Dinter Boise ID 83713

James Wagner Saint	Louis MO 63124

Jane White Asheville NC 28803

Judy Wisboro Worcester MA 1606

Joe Wiederhold Bellingham WA 98229

Jim Wise Two	Rivers WI 54241

Jean Joyner Nags	Head NC 27959

Jennifer Yukl Cedar	Rapids IA 52403
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Bernice Zazow Philadelphia PA 19130

Jamie Zazow 0

Peter Townsend Ashland MA 1721

Katharine Abel Lake	Como PA 18437

Kae Bender Lancaster CA 93536

Kae Toguchi Mililani HI 96789

Kai Lossgott Johannesburg

Jess Kaiser Peterborough NH 3458

Kathy Bigler Salina KS 67401

JULIANNA BENEFIELD CARY NC 27513

Karen Damjanovic Orchard IA 50460

Lynn Wilbur Sitka AK 99835

Kalle Pieper San	Francisco CA 94102

Keith LaPointe Walled	Lake MI 48390

Keith Myers Indianapolis IN 46225

Kanta Masters Encinitas CA 92024

Kerry Berry Bay	City MI 48706

Karan Rinaldo Astoria NY 11106

Kara Stewart Fennimore WI 53809

Karen Janssen Richmond KY 40475

Karen McHugh Goshen KY 40026

Karen Dionne Santa	Rosa CA 95404

Karen Goshaney Sparks	Glencoe MD 21152

Karen Ahn Los	Angeles CA 90026

Karen McCarthy Naples FL 34112

Karen Kenned Tucson AZ 85710

Karen kosmicki Overland	Park KS 66204

Karen Lee Bloomfield	Hills MI 48304

Karen Peterson Northbrook IL 60062

Karen Daniel Knoxville TN 37914

Karen Wyatt Bordentown NJ 8505

Karen Gottlieb Brighton MA 2135

Karen Rossi Richmond KY 40475

Kari Wood Orem UT 84057

Kari Wilson Bothell WA 98012

Karin Cummings Salem MA 1970

Karin Holsinger Berkeley CA 94705

Karl Koessel Blue	Lake CA 95525

Carlos Ortiz Pompano	Beach FL 33065

Karl Reinhardt Webster	Groves MO 63119

karma mccain North	Hollywood CA 91602

Karen Arnheiter Lyndhurst NJ 7071
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Katherine Shields Portland OR 97229

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Kate S Bear DE 19701

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Kath Mason Redmond WA 98053

Ka hall Santa	Monica CA 90403

Kathryn Ruud Middletown MD 21769

Kathleen Heady Havertown PA 19083

Kathleen Peters Oak	Lawn IL 60453

Kathy Peters Atlanta GA 30306

Katherine Slawinski New	York NY 10003

Kathy Hart Succasunna NJ 7876

Kathleen Ruiz Sun	City CA 92586

Katherine Masotti Port	Townsend WA 98368

Katrin Rosinski Roseville MI 48066

Shirley Thompson Tulsa OK 74105

Kathleen Kuczynski Lake	Forest CA 92630

Karen Keating-Secular Rego	Park NY 11374

K Scott Bel	Air MD 21015

Kaumyar Delkash Redondo	Beach CA 90277

Kim Kavanaugh Westlake OH 44145

Kayla lehl Roseville MI 48066

James Hutchinson Portland OR 97201

Kathleen Bentley Baltimore MD 21234

Karen Bonatti Braintree MA 2184

Kirk Butler Tampa FL 33614

James Williamson Tionesta PA 16353

Kathy Carter Portland OR 97223

Paul Amick Louisville KY 40207

Stephen Graf Overland	Park KS 66210

Kerry San	Antonio TX 78264

Kenneth Robertson Kansas	City MO 64151

Kon Damas Talent OR 97540

Kdk1@dukeedu Charlottesville VA 22903

Kerry Moore Toledo WA 98591
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Cornelia Shearer Auburn WA 98092

Bobby Keeland Arnaudville LA 70512

Raymond Keeling Milford MI 48381

lauren Keeney Seattle WA 98121

Keith Campbell North	Wales PA 19454

Keith D'Alessandro Canton MI 48187

Keith Arnold Anderson SC 29621

Keith Fabing Seattle WA 98118

Keith Johnson Troy MI 48084

Keith Runion Little	Rock AR 72205

Keith Williams Hampton GA 30228

Manchester CT 6042

Kellie Smith Deering NH 3244

Kelley Lynch Takoma	Park MD 20912

Ken Greenwald Santa	Monica CA 90404

Kenneth Siwek Visalia CA 93277

Ken Berry Farmersville TX 75442

Kenneth Bickel Pittsburgh PA 15227

G Kiel Rockford MI 49341

Ken Minor North	Port FL 34286

Kenna Smith Richmond KY 40475

Ken Mauney Durham NC 27703

Ken Skier Lexington MA 2420

Richard	and	Carolyn Rosenstein Los	Angeles CA 90067

Kent Lambert Chicago IL 60622

Kenton Barnes Lansing MI 48911

Ken Urbanek Brecksville OH 44141

Renee Kermeen Middleville MI 49333

Kerri Shaughnessy Orlando FL 32828

Kesha Gross Newport	News VA 23602

John Kesich Millerton PA 16936

Kevin Stephens Peoria AZ 85382

Kevin Takeguchi 0

Kevin McKenna Fort	Lauderdale FL 33317

Kevin Rolfes Austin TX 78737

Kevin Bruce Snohomish WA 98290

Kevin Downing Fort	Lee NJ 7024

Kevin Waldrip Matawan NJ 7747

Kevin Pendlebury Long	Beach CA 90806
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Jeff Keyes Louisville KY 40220

Ed Kiedaisch Keokuk IA 52632

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Ken Gigliello Centreville VA 20120

Kate Hinkle Shelbyville KY 40066

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Ken Peddicord Sequim WA 98382

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Karen Hodges Charlotte NC 28205

Geri benner Santa	Barbara CA 93101

Rakiah Boston MA 2116

Sasha Martinez Ontario CA 91761

Cameron O'Reilly Sylvania OH 43560

Andy Bates Lincoln NE 68506

Ken Karan San	Diego CA 92106

R Faust Paris IL 61944

Chris Kilgore Iowa	City IA 52245

Kimberly Kashner Milton DE 19968

Kimberly Nguyen College	Station TX 77840

K G Orting WA 98360

Kimm Tynan Philadelphia PA 19143

Kindy Kemp Port	Townsend WA 98368

Ben King New	York NY 10025

Darrell Tester Wellsburg WV 26070

Joshua Greenberg Severna	Park MD 21146

Keith Said New	York NY 10025

Philip Kippel Kissimmee FL 34747

Jim Kippen Plymouth	Meeting PA 19462

Margaret Kirschner Portland OR 97203

Evelyn Pietrowski-Ciullo Salem OR 97301

Miss	Crystal	J Boles Phoenix AZ 85009

Karen Kitterman Holland MI 49423

Kitty Sheets Canton OH 44710

Kathleen Wolfsong Rochester NY 14621

Kitty Dantonio Redmond WA 98053

Katherine McWhorter Weston CO 81091

Han Rasmussen New	Orleans LA 70130

Patricia Storrer Frankfort MI 49635
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Kyle McCurdy Sherwood OH 43556

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Karen Robinson Port	Allen LA 70767

Kathleen Petaluma CA 94952

Kathleen Kilcommons Trumbull CT 6611

Katherine Kurzius Brooklyn NY 11229

Kristopher Kvenvold Harvard MA 1451

Kelly Wightman Sylmar CA 91392

Klaudia Englund Thousand	Oaks CA 91360

Kaye Lawrence Pownal ME 4069

Karen Baouche Ellington CT 6029

Kathryn Pacific	Grove CA 93950

Katherine Collinson Bellingham WA 98226

Katy Dynes Richmond VA 23220

Leigh Sands Denton MD 21629

Jeanne Klein Lawrence KS 66046

SAlly Moody Potomac MD 20854

Kathryn LeMosy Paris IL 61944

Kirsten levin Margate	City NJ 8402

Kurt Kellner Coudersport PA 16915

Karen Schneider Mukwonago WI 53149

Karen Whitlow Prairie	Village KS 66208

Kathleen Mrachek Carbondale CO 81623

Krista Barbara New	Orleans LA 70124

Kathryn Maysen Grosse	Pointe MI 48230

Kristine Cassar Newark DE 19702

Kevin McKaig Tilton NH 3276

Kim Hollister CA 95023

Katherine Mendez Eliot ME 3903

Katherine Gibson Carolina RI 2812

Keith Nichols Lavaca AR 72941

Ken Moorin Phoenix AZ 85020

Kathleen Myers Berea KY 40403

Joel Clasemann Duluth MN 55806

David Knight Winter	Haven FL 33880

Segu Yemane Washington DC 20011

Mary Knox Bakerstown PA 15007

Malaika Boyd Austin TX 78751

Deborah Spencer Billerica MA 1821

Leslie Bebensee Corinth KY 41010

Kim Pikul San	Francisco CA 94122

Kathryn Gig	Harbor WA 98332
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Kevin Postma Manistee MI 49660

Klaus Steinbrecher Angel	Fire NM 87710

Carolyn Pomeroy Kamuela HI 96743

Lucy Kramer Atchison KS 66002

Kate-Lyn Saranac	Lake NY 12983

Ph Karan	Henley	Haugh Prescott AZ 86303

Kris Kilton Denver CO 80230

Krista Johnson Downingtown PA 19335

Krista Mahoney Sacramento CA 95820

Krista Munster Minneapolis MN 55413

Kristin Berger Portland OR 97266

Kristin walden Newbury	Park CA 91320

Kristine Gannon West	Chester PA 19380

Kevin McKelvie Chicago IL 60618

Christine rohde Youngstown OH 44512

Kurt Schwarz Ellicott	City MD 21042

Kristopher Green Pawtucket RI 2860

Kyle Ruggieri 94626

Karin Sandahl West	Des	Moines IA 50266

Karen Schectman Mount	Kisco NY 10549

karen scotese Evanston IL 60202

Kathryn Scott Brooklyn NY 11201

Kelly Semlear Longview TX 75605

Kenneth Ennor Snohomish WA 98290

Marsha King Topeka KS 66614

Krista Slavin Keego	Harbor MI 48320

Kathryn Oakland CA 94610

Kevin Zellmer Milwaukee WI 53211

Kahlil Goodwyn Brooklyn NY 11206

Joel Trupin Marshfield VT 5658

William Kuestner Laramie WY 82070

Kunal Natu Los	Altos CA 94024

Kurt Lucas Knoxville IA 50138

Christy Kurtz Bartlett IL 60103

Kathryn Wood Tacoma WA 98404

Kim cooke Silver	Spring MD 20901

Ian Schill Louisville KY 40207

Kyle Anderson Minneapolis MN 55443

Kyle Chidester San	Francisco CA 94117

Kyle Jones Penfield NY 14526

Kenneth Schilling Grand	Rapids MI 49507

Kelly Gerhold Bakersfield CA 93312
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Tasha Bradshaw Houston TX 77023

Lacey Odell Saint	Marys GA 31558

David MacCool Louisville KY 40206

Lacy Anderson Mason TX 76856

Jennifer Minish Tucson AZ 85710

Lynn Fisher Bellaire MI 49615

Kenny Westerman Owensboro KY 42301

Linda West	Roxbury MA 2132

Williamsburg KY 40769

Melody Lambert-Smith Tacoma WA 98401

Lance Dodes Los	Angeles CA 90067

Carole Clark 0

Paul	&	Kathleen Lanctot Scotts	Valley CA 95066

Robert Rosko Schiller	Park IL 60176

Lane Heebink Pasco WA 99301

Avis Ogilvy New	Orleans LA 70118

Lanna Ultican Blue	Springs MO 64015

Lany Clough Ballwin MO 63021

Sarah Lanzman Dyke VA 22935

Kent Cole Huntsville TX 77320

Larry Burgoon Dallas TX 75219

Lawrence Gales Seattle WA 98155

Larry Rubinstein Rockville MD 20853

Larry Kitchen Knoxville TN 37918

Larry Bakos Encino CA 91316

Larry Baird Tucson AZ 85705

Larry Leszczynski Denver CO 80206

Lawrence Mazza Middle	Island NY 11953

Larry Ulrey Indianapolis IN 46219

Lars Jefferson Albany OR 97322

Cheryl Laskasky Addison IL 60101

Laura Cozzarelli New	York NY 10065

Laura MuÃƒÂ±oz Floral	Park NY 11001

Laura Manges Berea KY 40403

Laura Wells

Lauren Bouyea Muir	Beach CA 94965

Laurence Yorgason Ogden UT 84405

Lauren Lee Dorchester MA 2121

Laura Craig Yelm WA 98597

Laurie Kalona IA 52247
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Laurie Sparrow Vancouver WA 98662

Laura Ricci Brooklyn NY 11209

Laurie Price New	York NY 10024

Laura Carroll Saint	Paul MN 55117

David Lax Fort	Collins CO 80524

John Miller Bloomingdale IL 60108

Lorne Beatty Brighton MI 48114

Linda Berler Torrance CA 90501

Linda Friedman new	York NY 10025

Les Blevins Lawrence KS 66049

Lynne Brimecombe Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Colleen Wilson Cottonwood ID 83522

Donny Harvey Taylors SC 29687

Lenore Swaim Colorado	Springs CO 80920

Ann Schneider Wilmington DE 19809

Aglaia OQuinn Durham NC 27705

Laurie McLaughlin San	Diego CA 92116

Peg LeClair Lee MA 1238

Russell Leclerc Graniteville SC 29829

marguery	lee zucker eugene OR 97403

Lee	and	Sue Scarborough Fort	Davis TX 79734

Lee Hiller Oklahoma	City OK 73151

Lee Greenawalt Wayland MI 49348

max magbee Baton	Rouge LA 70806

Lc Gainesville FL 32601

Lee Henry Olathe KS 66062

Lee Hettema Salem OR 97301

Irvin Lindsey Cypress TX 77429

Laura Jensen Modesto CA 95354

Anthony Pasco Spring	Hill FL 34606

Kevin Griffin Norton MA 2766

M Lehman Springfield MA 1103

Lee Hutchings Wichita	Falls TX 76301

Leigh Walker Atlanta GA 30306

Lindsay West	Bridgewater MA 2379

Alexandria VA 22303

Lenae Shirley Austin TX 78738

Leonard Cage Cumberland MD 21502

Len Lorette Elk	City OK 73644

Leo McDevitt Vista CA 92084

Leonard Demoranville Danville KY 40422

Leon Vandruff Stillwater OK 74075
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Leo Salem OR 97301

Michelle Lerner Flanders NJ 7836

Leslie Kappes Hewitt NJ 7421

Lesley Brill Detroit MI 48207

Leslie Monahan Lake	Saint	Louis MO 63367

Leslie Young Raleigh NC 27613

Leslie Cassidy New	York NY 10028

Carl Levan Mc	Leansville NC 27301

Mark Levengood Marina CA 93933

Timothy Taylor Los	Angeles CA 90064

Lynde Wooster Denver CO 80232

Lewis Kuhlman La	Crosse WI 54601

Lewis Clark

Alexandra Sipiora Chicago IL 60611

Leanna Hollon lexington KY 40517

Lezlee Willems Sacramento CA 95825

Laura Albert Algonquin IL 60102

LJF Wolffe Portland OR 97211

Linda Baker Madison	Heights MI 48071

Gary Lee Owens	Cross	Roads AL 35763

Liz Gaspar Shelton WA 98584

Laura Silveman West	Nyack NY 10994

Bob Allen State	College PA 16801

Leland Kankakee IL 60901

Linda Bassett Cabool MO 65689

Linda Hixson Ludington MI 49431

Lorrin Nelson Seattle WA 98115

L.M. Holmes Hillsdale MI 49242

Leah Honarbakhsh Fort	Lauderdale FL 33319

Laura Wheeler Cleveland OH 44106

William Eddy Ashland KY 41101

Nita davis Tallahassee FL 32314

Felicity Hohenshelt Jacksonville FL 32246

Robert Liedike Arvada CO 80002

Judith Lienhard Portland OR 97225

Sophia Thomson Austin TX 78703

Barbara Berkeley CA 94710

Dan Meier Cedar	Falls IA 50613

Torrance CA 90505

Linda Wilscam Rockville CT 6066

Jamie Caya 0

Lina Chen Brooklyn NY 11204
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Linda Johnson Phoenix AZ 85008

Lincoln Deffenbaugh Denver CO 80218

Jenny Lincoln Clayton GA 30525

Linda Peterson Boulder CO 80304

Linda R.N. Saint	Louis MO 63128

Linda Rudolph Houston TX 77080

linda Bruce Yuba	City CA 95993

Linda Pearce Brentwood TN 37027

Linda Ferrandino Land	O	Lakes FL 34637

Spokane WA 99208

Larry Lindeman North	Palm	Beach FL 33408

Roland Lindorfer

Linus Hollis Oakland CA 94606

Linda Vietz Columbus OH 43229

Jill Veale-Broads Las	Vegas NV 89135

Alan Rosa Gilroy CA 95020

Lisa Cowan Brooklyn NY 11238

Lee Graham Oak	Park MI 48237

Lisa Hoyos San	Francisco CA 94115

Lisa Butterfield Eureka CA 95501

Lisa Krausz Tiburon CA 94920

Lisa Fenstermacher Garland TX 75041

Lisa Perrotta Walpole MA 2081

Lisa Lamar Sonora CA 95370

Lisa Smith Hamilton OH 45011

Lisa Sabatino Pompton	Lakes NJ 7442

Lisaxdavidson@verizonnet Davidson Sierra	Madre CA 91024

Nikki Jackson Amite LA 70422

Lita Ray Ann	Arbor MI 48104

Roseville CA 95661

Amanda Etheridge Alabaster AL 35007

Wilbur Little Denver CO 80231

Michael Livingston Augusta MI 49012

Liz Galst Manhattan NY 10012

Liz Stroud Alexander NC 28701

Colleen Hamilton Orange CA 92869

Elizabeth Guthrie Webster NY 14580

Elizabeth Podolske Detroit MI 48224

Elizabeth Schwartz Astoria NY 11106

Elizabeth Smith Kansas	City MO 64138

Monica Collins San	Francisco CA 94112

lawrence Jasud Memphis TN 38111
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Lisa Bergmann West	Chazy NY 12992

Judith Deutsch Huntington WV 25701

Linda Heath Radcliff KY 40159

Pat Trahan Bay	City MI 48706

Larry Spivey Louisville KY 40228

Larry Spivey Louisville KY 40228

Laura Yorktown	Heights NY 10598

Lisa Kavanaugh Oberlin OH 44074

Laura Kennell Saint	Louis MO 63130

Leah Santone Methuen MA 1844

Lisa Lyford Williamsburg KY 40769

Leah Knapp Marshall MI 49068

Lloyd Knox Davis CA 95616

Robert Thomson Southfield MI 48076

Lynn Larkins Ruckersville VA 22968

Laura Shelton WA 98584

Loretta Goldenberg Bonita	Springs FL 34135

Lloyd Hedger TACOMA WA 98403

Lou Matlack Bernardsville NJ 7924

Lisa Harrington Manhattan KS 66503

Louise Mehler Sacramento CA 95818

Laura Griffin Kansas	City MO 64157

Lawrence Mick Dayton OH 45449

Lynda Pauling Oak	Park	Heights MN 55082

Kenner LA 70065

Laura Neiman New	York NY 10034

Cristian Anaheim CA 92807

Dawn Lo Scranton PA 18508

Lois Holstege Grand	Rapids MI 49546

Lois Wagner El	Dorado	Hills CA 95762

Lois	and	Richard Atkinson Niskayuna NY 12309

Linda OKeefe Evergreen	Park IL 60805

Laura Lokken Wisconsin	Rapids WI 54494

Paula Stevens Orlando FL 32818

Carole Osborn Winsted CT 6098

Frank Londonderry NH 3053

John Lopez Reno NV 89509

Aaron Brooks Seattle WA 98115

Loretta Larkin Jersey	City NJ 7304

Lorie Dingacci Seattle WA 98146

Lori Stefano Yelm WA 98597

Lorraine Doherty Rochester MN 55901
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Larry Orzechowski Phoenix AZ 85032

Henry Schwartzman Corning NY 14830

Ilsa Lottes Ellicott	City MD 21042

Louise Usechak Shrewsbury NJ 7702

Louis Romao Waterbury CT 6705

Louise Malatesta Drexel	Hill PA 19026

Mike Watson Charleston SC 29414

Judy Lovell Freedom NY 14065

Lois Allende Whitestone NY 11357

Claudia Demarco 0

Luis Sarmento

Sandra Bader Harshaw WI 54529

Lisa Scharin Summerville SC 29485

Linda Schrader Chariton IA 50049

Linda Gilbert Manchester CT 6040

Lenny Segel Farmington MI 48331

Linda Simpson Rio	Rancho NM 87124

Linda Skonberg Winchester OR 97495

Leonard veden Saint	Louis MO 63146

Lewis Taishoff New	York NY 10025

Donald	and	Lee Thwing East	Tawas MI 48730

Lynne Treat Chehalis WA 98532

Laurel Triatik Green	Bay WI 54304

Luan Marks Niles MI 49120

LuAnn Wherry San	Diego CA 92116

LUANNE PARRISH Corinth MS 38834

Lubomira Raykova San	Francisco CA 94114

Luc Le	Noir Morristown NJ 7976

Lucia Muessig

David Veenstra Lakeview MI 48850

Rose Easter Fayetteville AR 72703

Luke Foster Austin TX 78741

Liela Abass Dearborn MI 48124

Adrian Tafolla San	Bernardino CA 92410

Amy Lund Hamburg NY 14075

Laura Upchurch Raleigh NC 27609

Lupe C. Oceanside CA 92058

Abbey Sutherland Evanston IL 60202

Liza A Clermont FL 34714

Linda Drescher Golden CO 80401

Louis Weisz Framingham MA 1702

Lynda Curl Wailuku HI 96793
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Lynda Leigh Santa	Cruz CA 95062

Lynette Lowe Cincinnati OH 45214

Lynn Manzione Athens GA 30607

Linda Kilby Philadelphia PA 19151

Lynnda Strong Sitka AK 99835

Lynne Davies San	Francisco CA 94114

Lynne Campbell Sagle ID 83860

Lynn O'Shea New	Orleans LA 70119

Carolyn Sol Phoenix AZ 85032

Sarah Chamberlain Henderson CO 80640

Laura Simons Newton MA 2458

Michael Kiefer Hopkins MN 55305

Mark Biegajski Redford MI 48239

Loretta Spaulding Atlanta GA 30331

Mac Wilkins Chula	Vista CA 91915

Jennifer Mattison Los	Angeles CA 90012

Evan	J. Robertson Shawnee OK 74801

Clarisse Holman Silver	Spring MD 20903

Madeleine Smith Pasadena CA 91105

Mark Dodel Stroudsburg PA 18360

Michelle Freeman Duxbury MA 2332

Plymouth MA 2360

Lawrence Crowley Louisville CO 80027

Laurel Brewer Moorpark CA 93021

Kathy Magne Saint	Paul MN 55105

Margaret Vickers San	Francisco CA 94116

Margaret Walker Bardstown KY 40004

Mary Hilgeman St	Louis MO 63111

Michael Huston San	Marcos TX 78666

M easton MA 2334

Nick H La	Mesa CA 91941

Marj Woodruff Chicago IL 60622

Camille Sturdivant-Daly Medical	Lake WA 99022

Kathy Mullins Chicopee MA 1022

Michael Kay Portland OR 97221

Kenneth Chin-Onn Orlando FL 32825

Michael Lee Phoenix AZ 85028

Michael Lees Columbus OH 43201

Michael Dorer Fremont CA 94538

Kathleen Malley Tacoma WA 98408

Amanda Scuder New	York NY 10025

Mandy DeVine Alexandria VA 22310
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Amanda Senechal Saint	Paul MN 55129

Manon Roberge South	Burlington VT 5403

Michael Walker Jacksonville	Beach FL 32250

Matt Maras Cincinnati OH 45208

Mara Aronovich Silver	Spring MD 20902

Marc Vendetti Fairfax CA 94930

Marcia Dubois Emeryville CA 94608

Marcia Rock Englewood OH 45322

Marcia Rogal Kalamazoo MI 49006

Marcus Lackey Nashville TN 37211

Marcy Morgan Philadelphia PA 19143

Margaret Lewman Madison CT 6443

Margery Bowser Fayetteville NY 13066

Marge Fear Cleveland OH 44118

Margery Coffey Rosalie NE 68055

Margaret Hartzler Bradenton FL 34208

Margaret Hess Wausau WI 54401

Margie Borchers Santa	Barbara CA 93101

cyrene Aksman Ypsilanti MI 48197

Margot Serwer Dobbs	Ferry NY 10522

Marianne Larkins-Strawn Vancouver WA 98684

Maria Esposito-Pickering Amityville NY 11701

Mariam Andalibi Andover NJ 7821

Marianne Hines Hague NY 12836

Marianne Lappin Las	Cruces NM 88011

Marie Leven Flushing MI 48433

Marie-Louise Jackson-Miller Quincy MA 2169

Marion Kaselle North	Branch NY 12766

Marily Woodhouse Manton CA 96059

Marilyn Mullen Casper WY 82604

Marilyn Witt Southfield MI 48033

Marilynlmartin@msncom Martin Rockville MD 20852

Mario Velarde Hialeah FL 33015

Judith Martinez Saint	Augustine FL 32084

Mari Taruc Oakland CA 94606

Marisa Gonzalez San	Antonio TX 78248

Bruce Bennett Port	Townsend WA 98368

Tony Buch Seattle WA 98115

Marjorie Xavier Hayward CA 94542

Mark Beckwith Berkeley CA 94703

Mark Wirth Seattle WA 98102

Mark Lopez Battle	Ground WA 98604
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Mark Cappetta Rancho	Mirage CA 92270

Mark Webb Natick MA 1760

Joyce Markham Portland OR 97223

Mark Miller Alpharetta GA 30004

Mark Cohen Great	Barrington MA 1230

Mark Resnick Seattle WA 98103

Mark Sciscenti Santa	Fe NM 87507

Marlene Boegli Loveland OH 45140

Marlene Hutchison Arlington TX 76011

Marlene MIller Butte MT 59701

Marlys Jacobson Cannon	Falls MN 55009

Marnie Tattersall Occidental CA 95465

Marnie Jackson Nicasio CA 94946

Stephanie Stout Houston TX 77057

Marlene Donaldson Saint	Paul MN 55112

Thomas Trimble Dearborn MI 48126

Marsha Malone Chino CA 91710

Marsha Tokareff Ashland OR 97520

Marta Martinez Ewan NJ 8025

Martha Dahlinger Portage MI 49024

Martha Howell Hendersonville NC 28791

Martha Perez Portland OR 97209

Martha Hoar Shelburne VT 5482

Martha Bushnell Boulder CO 80303

Martin MacKerel San	Francisco CA 94115

Martin Horwitz San	Francisco CA 94122

Martius King Reno NV 89506

Martha Wilson Belleville MI 48111

Marty Landa Sedona AZ 86351

Mary Fraker Washington DC 20003

Mary Lester Hemlock NY 14466

Mary Wellington Tucson AZ 85704

Mary	Ann Kerwin Denver CO 80247

MaryAnn Burch Aurora NY 13026

Mary McFarland Keswick VA 22947

Maryann Pottstown PA 19464

Marylucia Arace Fullerton CA 92835

Mary Adams Indianapolis IN 46260

Mary Steller Rosburg WA 98643

Mary Larson Madrid IA 50156

Robert&mary Swain Grand	Rapids MI 49506

Mary Stephens Valdez AK 99686
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MaryJo Malo Milwaukee WI 53202

Mary Christophersen Chicago IL 60615

Mary Langlois Corvallis OR 97330

Mary Georgetown TX 78633

Mary Sullivan Hilton	Head	Island SC 29926

Mary McMenamin Gaithersburg MD 20878

Maureen Sheahan Southfield MI 48033

Martha Simon Burlington MA 1803

John Massman Antioch IL 60002

Luis Matos Oakland CA 94610

Grand	Rapids MI 49544

Matt S Newton IA 50208

Matthew Yates Jacksonville FL 32216

Matt Laubach Eugene OR 97405

Matthew McPike

Matthew Caretti Mercersburg PA 17236

Matthew Danielczyk Sacramento CA 95817

Matthias Beebe Carlsbad CA 92010

Matt Rosencrans Pittston PA 18643

Maureen	&	Rich Ackerman Finksburg MD 21048

Maureen Vagnini Windsor CT 6095

Maureen Wheeler Silver	Spring MD 20901

Jmaurer Cincinnati OH 45238

Andres Salguero Reston VA 20190

Michael Verne Lock	Haven PA 17745

Magda Wolk Newton NJ 7860

Waialua HI 96791

Maxine Clark Bremerton WA 98310

Linda Bescript Tucson AZ 85747

David Marott Simi	Valley CA 93065

Deanna White Conway AR 72032

Mayellen Henry Bellevue WA 98008

Katherine Mayers Saint	Petersburg FL 33714

Mb Steisslinger Pittsburgh PA 15206

Barbara Peoria IL 61604

Marlene Knight Wyalusing PA 18853

Mark Bedard Honolulu HI 96815

Matthew Boguske Kirkland WA 98034

Marsha Becker Loveland CO 80537

Marie Takada 0

Cheryl McAtee Vancouver WA 98682

Kerry Ada MI 49301
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Brandi McCauley Des	Moines IA 50312

James McConkey DeKalb IL 60115

Gary McCuen Salem OR 97302

Michael Lillian Brighton MA 2135

M jak Oakland CA 94610

Judith McLellan Southbury CT 6488

Michael McMahan Huntington	Beach CA 92649

Tim McMahon Portland OR 97205

David McFarland Sonoma CA 95476

Davenport IA 52803

Mike	and	Jane Conrad Minneapolis MN 55431

Jeff McCollim Concord	Twp OH 44077

Myra Dewhurst Miami FL 33176

Mike Deycaza Honolulu HI 96815

Mark Warren Madison	Heights MI 48071

Michelle Webb Pitman NJ 8071

Richard Dykstra port	jervis NY 12771

Haley Green Fort	Wayne IN 46825

Joyce Cousino Deming NM 88030

Sergio Rivera Chicago IL 60641

Mary Baum North	Richland	Hills TX 76180

John Kelly Philadelphia PA 19136

Vincent Strynkowski New	Hyde	Park NY 11040

Dallas Windham Dallas TX 75243

Michael Lawrence Harrison	City PA 15636

Meghan Wilson Cheshire CT 6410

Margaret Nyburg Beaverton OR 97005

Meghan Prior Winston	Salem NC 27106

Meghan Schimmel Fresno CA 93705

Meladee Reitz Portland OR 97221

Melanie Pasinski East	Aurora NY 14052

Melanie Rushing Johnson	City TX 78636

Melissa Cathcart Minneapolis MN 55406

melek korel 99999

Melissa Sylva NC 28779

San	Jose CA 95126

Melissa Matson Healdsburg CA 95448

San	Francisco CA 94110

Melissa Bauer Marietta GA 30062

Melissa Gutierrez Phoenix AZ 85016

Melissa Page Denton TX 76209
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Melissa Lessard Denver CO 80228

Melissa van	Wijk New	York NY 10033

Mary-Ellen Maynard Canon	City CO 81212

James Melvin Dearborn	Heights MI 48127

Javier Mendez Honolulu HI 96817

Michael Sappol Washington DC 20016

Melissa Paige New	York NY 10016

Mercy New	York NY 10022

Meredith Long Berkley MI 48072

Ellen Edelman Chicago IL 60616

Mludington Boston MA 2108

Susaan Aram Laguna	Beach CA 92651

Leslie Wheaton Batavia OH 45103

Merrilee Cate Irving TX 75062

Christine Morrissey Appleton WI 54911

Meryle Korn Portland OR 97218

Mary Scullard Stanfordville NY 12581

Pamela Larsen Hood	River OR 97031

Jane Metcalfe seattle WA 98105

Melodie Metje West	Chester OH 45069

Gregory Calucci Wayne PA 19087

Carol Meyer Vancouver WA 98685

Michael Cooper Longmont CO 80504

Mary Bristow Brentwood TN 37027

Maureen Flaherty Casselberry FL 32718

Melissa Keith Marietta GA 30064

Sarah Apfeel New	York NY 10003

Mary Garcia Scotts	Mills OR 97375

Marty Gienke Juneau WI 53039

Godfrey Mungal Cupertino CA 95014

Mark Gotvald Pleasant	Hill CA 94523

Susan Shaak Reading PA 19606

Morgan Staggers Judson TX 75660

mardi hanson Higganum CT 6441

Martha Baxter Minneapolis MN 55416

Mark Heald Pleasant	Hill TN 38578

Maureen Hicks Stanton MI 48888

Mary Holt Birmingham AL 35206

Mimi Hodsoll Falls	Church VA 22043

Marcia Hopkins Lexington KY 40502

Margaret Wood Naperville IL 60564

Carola Pedreschi Miami FL 33178
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Michael Caldwell Detroit MI

Mike Baltimore MD 21218

P Scoville Hewitt NJ 7421

Michael Gnat Brooklyn NY 11215

Michael Terry Santa	Monica CA 90402

Michael Oaks Seattle WA 98144

Michael O'Brien New	York NY 10011

Michael Tribble Coos	Bay OR 97420

Michael Culhane Studio	City CA 91604

John Timms Brooklyn MI 49230

Ted Michalik Louisville KY 40245

Michael Miller Philadelphia PA 19102

Michele Budica Pearl	River NY 10965

Michele Paxson East	Meadow NY 11554

Michelle Fournier Ann	Arbor MI 48104

Michelle Bencsko Rahway NJ 7065

Michelle Carter San	Francisco CA 94104

Michelle Pepitone Pittsburgh PA 15237

Michelle Hollis Granite	City IL 62040

Michelle Bentley Bryson	City NC 28713

Michelle oroz Morgan	Hill CA 95037

Donna Hoaglin Concord MI 49237

Midge Tuley Grayson KY 41143

Sheila Miggiani Port	Saint	Lucie FL 34953

Mike Bosetti Syracuse NY 13207

Michael Edwards willow	spring NC 27592

Michael Lyman Colville WA 99114

Kimberly Jay Whitewater WI 53190

Michael Putrelo Sauquoit NY 13456

Michael Dohn Nashville TN 37206

Sean McKirchy Pearland TX 77581

Mike Mooney Plymouth MN 55447

Mike bushaw Huber	Heights OH 45424

Mikerain@earthlinknet Evans Los	Angeles CA 90034

Michael Soso Pittsburgh PA 15221

Michael Mandrick Alpena MI 49707

Michael Van	Riper Putnam		Valley NY 10579

Mildred Brooks Elkins	Park PA 19027

James Miles W.	Palm	Bch., FL 33405

Maria Miller Grand	Rapids,MI MI 49505

Maria Miller Grand	Rapids MI 49505

Kerby Miller Columbia MO 65203
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Mildred Huttenmaier Minneapolis MN 55426

Susan Mills Randolph	Center VT 5061

Valeria Bonfiglio

Mindy Botchuck Two	Rivers WI 54241

Minette Plaza Sacramento CA 95822

Ana Torres El	Paso TX 79936

Tamara Stephas Seattle WA 98112

Miriam Weiner Brooklyn NY 11215

MIRIAM sPENCER Bellevue WA 98009

Joshua Miskinis Kewanee IL 61443

Cindy Los	Angeles CA 90019

Anna Ralston Springdale AR 72764

Cheryl Murray Shrewsbury MA 1545

Jessea Bowe Aurora CO 80013

Brooklyn NY 11235

Misti Jackson Garland TX 75041

Miya Yoshitani Oakland CA 94618

Murray Jankus Morrisville PA 19067

Marilyn Barb Pleasant	Hill IA 50327

Mike Bower Francestown NH 3043

David Edwards Olympia WA 98506

Mark Fields Delray	Beach FL 33483

Mike Lyons Denver CO 80232

Michael McCauley Cedar	Rapids IA 52405

Mary Moeller Williamsburg KY 40769

Mike Strawn Warren MI 48093

Michael Tousignant Newport MI 48166

Marissa Calafaty Reading PA 19611

Michael Zeller Grosse	Pointe MI 48236

Megan McGahey El	Portal CA 95318

Mary Keithler Englewood CO 80111

Mary Newton-Gruswitz Bainbridge	Island WA 98110

Marilyn Logan Prairie	Village KS 66208

Maureen Quinn Albuquerque NM 87120

Matthew Kremske Elmhurst IL 60126

Mary Will Upland CA 91786

Marcy Levine San	Anselmo CA 94960

Michael Lahey Chicago IL 60626

Melinda Dastrup Salt	Lake	City UT 84106

Mark Lewellen-Biddle Lake	Hiawatha NJ 7034

Mary Liss Brookfield IL 60513

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Mary Sullivan Huntington	Beach CA 92647

Marylee Kishel Janesville WI 53545

Mindy Maxwell Boston MA 2114

Melissa McCreary Middlesboro KY 40965

Michael Mitchell Swisher IA 52338

Margaret Loomis Silver	Spring MD 20910

Marilyn Black Wilmette IL 60091

Michael Rosenbaum Mount	Kisco NY 10549

Mary Sharpee Rio WI 53960

Mary Snow Columbia	Station OH 44028

Myrna Uditsky Mesa AZ 85213

Mike Lynxwiler Saint	Louis MO 63123

Michelle Bandor Fort	Wayne IN 46807

Michael McNamara Sylmar CA 91342

Marisol Gonzales Seattle WA 98105

Melissa Meek Bel	Air MD 21015

Catherine Miller Charleston SC 29412

Matt Geer Willow	Springs IL 60480

Mark Messing Traverse	City MI 49684

Molly Moore Tucson AZ 85719

Margaret Moulden Seattle WA 98115

Mary Mutch La	Crosse WI 54601

Margaret Vernon Indianola IA 50125

Mark Meyer Westland MI 48185

Martha Nagy Truro MA 2666

Mike Needham Grand	Rapids MI 49505

MT Nicholson San	Antonio TX 78230

Jacqueline Newman Greenville KY 42345

Molly Noone Chandler AZ 85225

Malcolm Norton Berwick PA 18603

Maureen Dailey Bay	Village OH 44140

m C. Olympia WA 98516

Sarah Sercombe Royal	Oak MI 48073

Cenie Cafarelli Pittsford NY 14534

Molly Hauck Kensington MD 20895

Melinda Elizabethton TN 37643

Marcia Kurland Havertown PA 19083

Diane Buffalo NY 14228

Maureen O'Neal Portland OR 97223

Julie McCarthy Westminster CO 80021

Monica Duffy Evansville IN 47710

Monica and	Hugo Santa	Fe NM 87505
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Allan Bumgartner Littleton CO 80127

Maria Cazares Conroe TX 77302

Deborah Friend Newton NH 3858

Stephanie Cruz Jamaica NY 11432

Alex H Nashville TN 37205

J Moore Lubbock TX 79414

Marcy Gustafson Chicago IL 60646

Julio Moreira concord NH 3301

Maria Moreno New	Caney TX 77357

Morgan Clark South	Orange NJ 7079

Anthony Magana Boise ID 83702

Stuart Mork Seattle WA 98117

Grace Morsberger Chevy	Chase MD 20815

Adam Pait Silver	Spring MD 20906

Summer Stevens Moscow ID 83843

Maureen Hunter

Merry Ossenheimer Hastings MI 49058

Sam Mostoufi Springfield IL 62704

Mostyn Thayer Port.	St.	Lucie FL 34952

Steve Vellani Hallowell ME 4347

M McGillivary Eugene OR 97408

Lynne Weiske los	angeles CA 90048

Michelle Palladine Palm	Springs CA 92262

Maureen Pawelek Dearborn MI 48120

Michael Paynter Austin TX 78739

Frances Carter Olympia WA 98502

Melodie Middlebrooks Virginia	Beach VA 23451

Michael Rast Atlanta GA 30354

Devin Henry Nichols NY 13812

Margaret Reiter Saylorsburg PA 18353

Michael Gach Kihei HI 96753

Mike Hansen Deerfield IL 60015

Cave Man Newburgh NY 12555

Ashley Miller Pleasanton CA 94566

Margaret Mayhugh Avoca IA 51521

Patrick Fischer Portland OR 97229

Mary Weeden Lake	Geneva WI 53147

Caroline Binder Mc	Connellsburg PA 17233

Janiece Staton Beaverton OR 97006

Mechthild Schmidt New	York NY 10010

Maria Whitaker Albuquerque NM 87120

Marie Schopac Charlestown RI 2813
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Lois Harris Claremont CA 91711

G C Sterling IL 61081

Michelle Bob Murrieta CA 92563

MSharon Gambocorto Manlius NY 13104

Margaret Johnson Longmont CO 80502

Maxine Sheets-Johnstone yachats OR 97498

Klaus Skreiner Champaign IL 61822

Leigh Mann Matawan NJ 7747

Meghan Smith Bainbridge	Island WA 98110

M Smeltzer New	Tripoli PA 18066

M Solomon Harrisburg PA 17109

M Steere Forestville CA 95436

Michael Sullivan Miami OK 74354

Melendra Manhattan KS 66502

Marysusan Welker Pinckney MI 48169

Elizabeth Reese Wiggins MS 39577

Mary Tagliarino Clearwater FL 33761

Warren Parks Mariposa CA 95338

Matthew Trecha East	Lansing MI 48823

David Triantos Leonardtown MD 20650

Margaret Snyder Louisville KY 40222

Thomas Filbin Richmond KY 40475

Amanda Salvner Ann	Arbor MI 48104

K Muller Wappingers	Falls NY 12590

Patricia Munoz Truth	or	Consequences NM 87901

Lili Munoz Los	Angeles CA 90031

Ann Whitford Annandale VA 22003

Paul Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Cleveland OH 44120

Joshua Seff McKinney TX 75070

Melissa Vatterott Saint	Louis MO 63122

Mike Williams Mill	Valley CA 94941

Ma Wilkinson Lubbock TX 79413

Margaret Moreland Vancouver WA 98661

Mark Willis Kensington MD 20895

Anita Buffer Warminster PA 18974

Margaret Yelenik Englishtown NJ 7726

Anthony Vallone Phoenix AZ 85029

Myra Garland New	York NY 10019

Myrna Hammerling Pittsfield MA 1201

Celeste Draisner Redding CA 96002

Kate Harder Glen	Ellyn IL 60137
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Rose Wilde Port	Townsend WA 98368

Sharon Terleski Salem OR 97301

Yvonne Brockell Westlake	Village CA 91361

Michael Zuckerman Trenton NJ 8618

Saint	Louis MO 63124

Maegan Geleta Hamburg NY 14075

M Port Boynton	Beach FL 33472

Lance Michel Jersey	City NJ 7302

Nadine Chatel Sacramento CA 94250

Dan Cush Pittsburgh PA 15215

Nancy Belanger-Iott Eaton	Rapids MI 48827

Jerry Nailon Sacramento CA 95831

Nancy Cubbage Seattle WA 98125

Theresa Steele Coffee	Creek MT 59424

Nancy Hauer Saint	Paul MN 55110

Nancy Hiestand Davis CA 95616

Nancy Alcivar Rego	Park NY 11374

Nancy Hoop Kittery ME 3904

Nancy Conger North	Branch MN 55056

Nancy Stamm Fort	Pierce FL 34945

Nancy Price Davis CA 95616

Nancy Ward New	York NY 10028

Nancy Boyce San	Rafael CA 94901

Nancy King Santa	Fe NM 87501

Nannette Gover Winston	Salem NC 27104

Ann Haviland Mahopac NY 10541

Kay Metairie LA 70005

Nancy Wall Tucson AZ 85716

Naomi Berg Portland OR 97202

Henry Narve Thousand	Oaks CA 91358

Pete Sea Columbia MD 21044

Richard Nash Statesboro GA 30458

Alan Green Nashville TN 37215

Natalya Yudkovsky Seattle WA 98115

Natasha Hopkinson San	Francisco CA 94103

Nathan Rice Ypsilanti MI 48197

Nathan Nielsen Boston MA 2215

Natalie Y. Spring TX 77373

Nancy Valentyn Verona WI 53593

Dana Craig Norwood MA 2062

Norene Bailey Santa	Cruz CA 95062

Nick Barcott Lynnwood WA 98087
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Nick Beck Chicago IL 60612

Nicole CatÃ¡ Washington DC 20006

Nancy Higham Santa	Rosa CA 95404

Nicholas Conte Matawan NJ 7747

Norma Corey Redwood	City CA 94065

George Phillips Chapel	Hill NC 27516

Mike Neaton Minneapolis MN 55410

Middletown CT 6457

Nelda Farrow Shawnee OK 74801

Nelia Swayze Port	Townsend WA 98368

William Nelson Mount	Shasta CA 96067

Niles Morgan Rocklin CA 95765

Hillsdale MI 49242

Barbara Neri Pinckney MI 48169

Nesto Pellos San	Diego CA 92120

Robert Racine Mesa AZ 85201

Geof Kidd Germantown MD 20874

Eugenia Newberg EAston MD 21601

Shel Horowitz Hadley MA 1035

Barbara Stone Park	City UT 84060

Nancy Farrell Tacoma WA 98406

Neil Freson Henrietta NY 14467

Nancy Kosnar	Hartman Louisville CO 80027

Nicole Gooden Las	Vegas NV 89117

Nat Gray Excelsior MN 55331

Nancy Freedland Big	Bear	City CA 92314

Natalie Hanson Lansing MI 48917

Sparks NV 89434

Nick Rosoff Portland OR 97214

Nick Buxton Davis CA 95616

Nicholas Bolduc Westfield MA 1085

Nick Mantas Twp.	Of	Washington NJ 7676

nick evans San	Tan	Valley AZ 85143

Dominick Saia Louisville CO 80027

Nicolas Caballero Hazard KY 41702

Nicole Fountain Oakland CA 94610

Matthew Niekamp Saint	Henry OH 45883

Niki Learn New	Brunswick NJ 8901

Nikki Nafziger Vallejo CA 94590

Nik Kripalani San	Diego CA 92130

Nina Schuyler Fairfax CA 94930

Nina Widger Ithaca NY 14850
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Michael Manfre Portland OR 97205

Nini White Mill	Valley CA 94941

Nanci Nelson Tucson AZ 85745

Nancy Hoffman Anderson IN 46012

A Ross Overland	Park KS 66204

Nicole Green Seattle WA 98155

Nancy Richardson Ashland OR 97520

D Royer Ocoee TN 37361

Marilyn Mitchell Portland OR 97233

Noenoe Barney-Campbell Honolulu HI 96813

Noemie Phillipson

.	BRUCE REVESZ Cedar	Grove NJ 7009

Barbara Dale Decorah IA 52101

Nora Polk Portland OR 97206

Nora Eiesland Osceola WI 54020

Ronald De	Lair Tucson AZ 85735

Kevin Curtin Cedaredge CO 81413

Norma Erickson Greeley CO 80631

Norma Castano Pawtucket RI 2861

Linda Haschart Roanoke VA 24019

Nancy Petranto Novato CA 94949

Norma Fitzpatrick Milford CT 6460

Neal Reid Meadowview VA 24361

Neal Steiner Los	Angeles CA 90034

Elsa Rush New	City NY 10956

Nancy Spaulding Georgetown MA 1833

Sophie Delebois Oviedo FL 32765

Nora Sotomayor Dedham MA 2026

John Schumacher Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Norman Baker Sequim WA 98382

Neil Bauman Sultan WA 98294

Nancy Traer Claremont CA 91711

Nancy Turbett Albuquerque NM 87122

Ken Gale New	York NY 10028

Carla Weil-Martin Prescott	Valley AZ 86314

Nancy Wedow Palatine IL 60067

N Delray	Beach FL 33444

Patricia Thomas Yacolt WA 98675

Charlene Lauzon Lynnwood WA 98036

Emily Van	Alyne Middletown DE 19709

Victor Ochoa Oakland CA 94602

Tracy Thornburg Sterling	Heights MI 48310
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Emily Ogle Kunkletown PA 18058

Ollie Grosclaude Sallisaw OK 74955

Ohad Paris Gainesville FL 32605

Oksana Bohatch Grand	Rapids MI 49546

Dennis Oldaugh Alpena MI 49707

Alan Olson Randall MN 56475

John Estes Birmingham AL 35213

Evelyn Haas Phila. PA 19152

Olive Jordan 0

Olivia Lim Davis CA 95616

Jeremy Olsen Anoka MN 55303

Tricia Olson Boulder CO 80301

Julia Estes Birmingham AL 35213

Omar Shah Columbus OH 43212

Kristen Gould Bernalillo NM 87004

Freda Ballas Dallas TX 75225

Heather Peterson Beaverton OR 97007

Owen Kwok Laurel MD 20724

Lyn Marshall Eagle ID 83616

Anita Dillon Long	Beach NY 11561

Karen Ornelas San	Pedro CA 90731

Marnie Cedillos Denver CO 80220

James Carter Mount	Vernon WA 98273

Kimberly Stankiewicz Detroit MI 48210

David Coon Commerce	City CO 80022

Margo Pellegrino Medford NJ 8055

Jan Peterson Ft.	Collins CO 80526

Peter Michaels Seattle WA 98102

Petra Stang

Ronald Lemmert Peekskill NY 10566

Peter Paget Ellensburg WA 98926

R Paige Portsmouth RI 2871

Gp Pais Trout	Run PA 17771

Michael Parrish Chicago IL 60625

Patricia Liske Falls	Church VA 22043

Pat Almonrode New	York NY 10025

Phillip Alward Fenton MI 48430

Pamela Moreno Winfield KS 67156

Pamela Wood 0

Pamela Sutherland Caro MI 48723

Pamela Gray Murray KY 42071

Pamela VourosCallahan Granger IN 46530
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Pamela Leighton-Burwell Austin TX 78757

Pamela Nordhof Hamilton MI 49419

Pamylle Greinke Peconic NY 11958

Tia Ja San	Jose CA 95124

GEORGE FLORES Phoenix AZ 85022

Brian Waak Aurora IL 60505

Paul Richey Portland OR 97221

Joanmarie Arendt Flushing NY 11355

Amy RYBERG Farmington	Hills MI 48334

Mi-Yeon Park Ridgefield NJ 7657

Dorothy Parkel Atlanta GA 30306

Patrick Arndt Lancaster PA 17603

Sara Syswerda Middleville MI 49333

Sharon Parshall Fall	City WA 98024

Lora Elstad Los	Angeles CA 90065

Pat Vescio Cary NC 27513

Patricia Soteropoulos Chatham NJ 7928

Pat Ander Denver CO 80231

Pat Capobianco 34144

Patricia Claytor San	Francisco CA 94109

Patricia Copenhaver Vallejo CA 94589

Pat Foster Middletown NY 10940

Pat Gallagher Olathe KS 66062

Patrick McDermott San	Francisco CA 94115

Patricia McDonald Winter	Park FL 32792

Patrick O'Dell Harrisonville MO 64701

Pat Rasmussen Olympia WA 98508

Patricia Lane Saint	Louis MO 63130

Patricia Lestz Playa	del	Rey CA 90293

Patricia Rexer-Euvrard Huntington NY 11743

Patricia Savage Mammoth	Lakes CA 93546

Patricia Supplee Carrollton KY 41008

Patricia Keefe Rochester MN 55901

Patrick Breen Saratoga	Springs NY 12866

Patrick Jean Conover NC 28613

Patrick Maloney Chicago IL 60657

Patricia Loverink Austin MN 55912

Patsy Lowe Simi	Valley CA 93065

Patricia Wynn Miami FL 33186

Patti Allen Redmond WA 98052

Patricia Hilleary Spokane WA 99216

Paul Hannaford Arlington VA 22201
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Paul Sabogal Bronx NY 10471

Paul Horne Boynton	Beach FL 33436

Paul Moss White	Bear	Lake MN 55110

Paula Serraller 20280

Ellen Gold Palo	Alto CA 94306

Paula Hutts Howell MI 48855

Paula Rusterholz Saint	Paul MN 55113

Paul Deeter Keaau HI 96749

Paul Ramos Solvang CA 93463

Paul Eusey Elk	Grove CA 95758

Paulette Fiehrer Covington KY 41011

Pauline Seales 0

Paul Engstrom Los	Altos CA 94022

Paul Palla Waynesboro PA 17268

Paul Blackburn Elizabethtown KY 42701

Paul Romney Baltimore MD 21239

Paul Wilkinson Gravelly AR 72838

Lisa Williamson Tucson AZ 85712

Newton NC 28658

Richard King Kelso WA 98626

Paul Byerly Cedar	Falls IA 50613

Peter Beves Westminster MA 1473

Patricia H.buttimer Longwood FL 32750

Barbara Caton Avila	Beach CA 93424

Patrick Conley Murfreesboro TN 37128

Verlyn Rosenberger Decatur IL 62526

August Meduna Smithville TX 78957

& Hansen La	Crosse WI 54603

Pat Dingleberry Jersey	City NJ 7305

Pamela Waterworth Seabrook MD 20706

Chris Wadelton Ponte	Vedra	Beach FL 32082

Albert Poland Wappingers	Falls NY 12590

Janet Renehan Pelkie MI 49958

Peeyush Khanna Peoria AZ 85382

Peggy Alcorn Seminole FL 33776

Peg Dibenedetto Fleischmanns NY 12430

Margaret Quentin Portland OR 97213

Margaret Needham East	Brunswick NJ 8816

Peggy Powell Providence RI 2906

Elaine Manio North	Las	Vegas NV 89031

Thomas Bessler Plymouth MI 48170

Penny Hammack North	Richland	Hills TX 76180
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Eileen Arena Old	Bridge NJ 8857

Anthea Nicholas Fairmont WV 26554

Rudy Persaud Jacksonville FL 32256

Paul Talkington Des	Moines IA 50320

David Peterson San	Diego CA 92116

Douglas McNeill Greenbelt MD 20770

Peter Newman Syosset NY 11791

Gene	and	Dori Peters Sun	City AZ 85351

Kyle Peterson Sterling	Heights MI 48313

Sarah Wiebenson Portland OR 97214

Petrus Townsend San	Lorenzo CA 94580

Linda Petzold Santa	Barbara CA 93103

Tamara Pezzente Suffield CT 6078

Penny Fisher Bloomington IN 47401

Peter Curia Scottsdale AZ 85257

Paul Goyetche Athol MA 1331

Patricia Guthrie New	Washington IN 47162

Dunedin FL 34698

Phebe Edwards Shreveport LA 71107

Phillip Schaffer Kingman AZ 86409

Phillip Hope Brooklyn NY 11215

Philip Hyun Edison NJ 8820

Dana	Point CA 92629

Rabiya Dar Clarksburg MD 20871

Scott Brown Seattle WA 98107

Frank Pilholski Framingham MA 1701

James Parkinson Tontitown AR 72770

Marion Nolan Sevierville TN 37876

Kim Thomas Leland NC 28451

Anja Kollbach Menlo	Park CA 94025

Amy Hansen Asbury NJ 8802

Casey Pittman Coppell TX 75019

Tanya Renelt 0

Paula Kwakenat Minneapolis MN 55438

Pauline Druffel Spokane WA 99204

Joyce Koop Methuen MA 1844

Pamela Jablonski Portland OR 97214

Jim Lamb Tucson AZ 85757

Phil Young Woodridge IL 60517

Pamela Wigdahl Castle	Rock CO 80109

Patrick Blanton Phoenix AZ 85028

Elizabethtown KY 42701
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Christian Holder Manassas VA 20111

Peggy McGrath Newington CT 6111

Paul Lennon Ypsilanti MI 48197

Patrick Stroud Norwalk IA 50211

Wheaton IL 60189

Phillip Markis westminster CO 80020

Peter Morris Yucca	Valley CA 92284

Pete Martinez Bradenton FL 34212

Paul Martin Chesaning MI 48616

Paul Densmore Minneapolis MN 55408

Paul Fudge Allen	Park MI 48101

Pamela Glaze Fisherville KY 40023

Patricia Mira Valrico FL 33594

Paula Moats Pinellas	Park FL 33781

S Fayetteville NC 28314

Deborah Bratcher Lubbock TX 79414

Dwayne Hedstrom Portland OR 97211

W Chicago IL 60614

Paul-henri ARGENCE 11800

S Chicago IL 60614

Daphne Brooklyn NY 11217

Polk Woolford Jacksonville FL 32217

Brian Pomerantz Los	Angeles CA 90036

Doug Landau St.	Petersburg FL 33707

Christine Carstensen Loveland CO 80537

Lauren Porosoff Scarsdale NY 10583

Gary Foster brighton UT 84121

Patricia Parker Lewisburg PA 17837

PATTI MARTIN Spring	Hill FL 34610

Pam Kirby Albuquerque NM 87107

Priscilla Quirk San	Diego CA 92116

T X Bedford MA 1730

Praveen Boston MA 2115

Aaron Gumm Charleston WV 25311

Duane Preble Honolulu HI 96822

James Presley Sedan KS 67361

Melissa H Newport NC 28570

Priscilla Rose Winter	Park FL 32790

Priscilla Tine Knoxville TN 37919

Rama Pokkunuri Seattle WA 98105

Pete Torrents Long	Island VA 24569

Margery BRown Chatsworth CA 91311
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Neil Bleifeld New	York NY 10036

Patricia Rom Berkeley CA 94703

Pedro Mejias Cherry	Hill NJ 8002

Christian Hartleben Philadelphia PA 19128

Gabrielle Stratton Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Leo Mara Livermore CA 94550

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Bernard Rafacz Carlsbad CA 92008

Philip Burton Galesburg MI 49053

Peter Schumacher Pennsboro WV 26415

Patricia Amazalorso Cortlandt	Manor NY 10567

Pam Sloane Old	Greenwich CT 6870

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Jennifer Purcell Bellingham WA 98229

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Sarah San	Antonio TX 78234

Gavin Thorinson Marysville WA 98270

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Patricia Walters Tucson AZ 85712

Patricia Wilson Spreckels CA 93962

Peggy witsell Rancho	Palos	Verdes CA 90275

Paxton Robinson Winter	Park FL 32792

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A Glendale AZ 85304

Paul Sheehan Round	Rock TX 78664

Beatrice Bigham Indianapolis IN 46254

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Thomas Snow Oakmont PA 15139

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Mitchell Diamond Sunnyvale CA 94086

Raymond Zahra Florissant MO 63033

Rainet Lewis AVONDALE AZ 85392

Rita Lethert Fairborn OH 45324

Ralph roug Lake	Forest CA 92630

Sharla Altschaft Green	Forest AR 72638

Julianne Ramaker Bend OR 97701

Ron Saderholm Summer	Shade KY 42166

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Randy Harrison Eugene OR 97402

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Randall Schwab Langley WA 98260

Randy Herman Madison WI 53716

Richard Anderson Philadelphia PA 19118

Randolph Schoedler Milwaukee WI 53208

Raphael Meyer Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Mark Reynolds Farmington MI 48335

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Ray Bellamy tallahassee FL 32303

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Raymond Valinoti New	Providence NJ 7974

Timothy Raymond Rochester NY 14607

Ray Solomon Frankfort KY 40601

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Randy Corbin Margate FL 33063

Rachel Raimi Berkley MI 48072

Robert Miller Portland OR 97219

Ron Bridges Rancho	Cucamonga CA 91737

Richard Bright Atlanta GA 30311

Ruth Carlone Stafford VA 22556

Roy Carpenter Malabar FL 32950

Mark Canright Asbury NJ 8802

Andrew Weaver Castaic CA 91384

Rita Santamaria Saint	Paul MN 55106

Robert Duke Charlottesville VA 22903

Rea Freedom Los	Gatos CA 95033

Reba Bumble Forest	Hills NY 11375

Rebecca Johnson Atlanta GA 30308

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Rebecca Canright Asbury NJ 8802

Rebecca Hill Houston TX 77019

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Bobby Belknap Frankfort MI 49635

Robert Belknap Raleigh NC 27603

Cassandra Browning Montclair NJ 7042

Renee Cleveland OH 44144

Andrew Welsbacher Eighty	Four PA 15330

Zach Glanz Pinole CA 94564

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Saveria Garcia Elmont NY 11003

Donald Begalke Phoenix AZ 85067

Michelle Belanger Winston	Salem NC 27105

Jonathan San	Antonio TX 78201

Cosme Somogyi Brooklyn NY 11215

Audette Fulson Cheyenne WY 82009

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Edith Kantrowitz Brooklyn NY 11218

Dave Cross Austin TX 78738

Robert Fassett Binghamton NY 13903

Rui Moreira Elizabeth NJ 7202

Rueenfang Wang Folsom CA 95763

Robert Gammon Hyattsville MD 20782

Rick Gardner Warren MI 48093

Raymond Gibson Hollywood FL 33020

Ron Goldman Los	Altos CA 94024

Robert Sorensen Springville NY 14141

Wanda Thompson Jefferson	City MO 65109

Ross Hammond Sann	Francisco CA 94112

Richard Bednarczyk McDonough GA 30252

Rhiannon Golden CO 80401

Richard Lozier San	Francisco CA 94117

Rhona Gordon Silver	Spring MD 20906

Collin Schulze Bainbridge	Island WA 98110

Rita Boone Avon IN 46123

Ric Bernat Portland OR 97212

Ricardo Corrales New	York NY 10101

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Richard Waldo Riverdale UT 84405

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Richard Hale Cleveland OH 44115

Richard Deucher Ridgefield WA 98642

Richard Fabio Staten	Island NY 10308

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Richard Kuntze Monterey CA 93940

Samantha Rich Seattle WA 98133

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Ricki Newman Newburgh IN 47630

Richard Rheder Woodstock NY 12498

Wichita KS 67208

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Louis Nielsen Providence RI 2906

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Rita Mullis Charlotte NC 28227

Roland Gauvin Cumberland RI 2864

Richard Hieber 87700

Lori Bryan Durango CO 81302

Anne Kroehle Rocky	River OH 44116

Tim Bryan Durango CO 81302

Tom Hanlon Cheboygan MI 49721

Robert Lazzarini Mount	Tabor NJ 7878

Richard Bergeron Minneapolis MN 55411

Robert Bonham Walland TN 37886

Ray Cole Juneau AK 99801

Ron Jyring Bismarck ND 58503

R Ellis Crystal	Lake IL 60014

Ray Kenney Largo FL 33778

Rufus Kinney Jacksonville AL 36265

Richard Knablin North	Bend OR 97459

Nystrom Roger Edmonds WA 98026

ROBERT KWIECINSKI South	Amboy NJ 8879

Linda Dimond Warsaw MO 65355

Robert Edwards Wilkes	Barre PA 18702

Robert Leder North	Salem NY 10560

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Rome Marinelli New	Philadelphia OH 44663

Reema Khan Cambridge MA 2139

Robert Molthen Brookfield WI 53005

Anne O Issaquah WA 98029

Robert Rodenz Spring	Grove MN 55974

Rebecca Audet New	Castle NH 3854

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Ron Keeney Warren PA 16365

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Rob Bagley Phoenix AZ 85051

Rob Rocke New	Haven CT 6511

Robert Rogan Detroit MI 48207

Robert Smith York PA 17402

Robert Rivera Manhattan NY 10025

Robert DiGiovanni Ann	Arbor MI 48104

Robert Brooklyn NY 11211

Robert Henry Naples FL 34110

Robert Palermo Maple	Shade NJ 8052

Robin Pfahning Riverside RI 2915

Robin Bressler Sioux	City IA 51108

William Anderson Philadelphia PA 19146

Jack Robins Iowa	City IA 52240

Robin Conrad Kittery ME 3904

Robert McKinnie Salt	Lake	City UT 84116

Robyn Botsch San	Diego CA 92122

Robert Brown Brooklyn NY 11215

Robert Marsh Carnation WA 98014

Robert Swenson Largo FL 33778

Robin Carey Saginaw MI 48638

Laura Glover Wilmington NC 28409

Kara Hodges Cassopolis MI 49031

Charlotte Rodriguez Dushore PA 18614

Roel CantÃo Mission TX 78572

Rob Fursich Hartsdale NY 10530

Roger Bates Beaverton OR 97006

Roger Wechsler Bow WA 98232

Roger Haase Edgewater NJ 7020

Rosemary Grabowska Poughkeepsie NY 12601

Roseanne Rohrer Spokane WA 99208

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Ronald Firgens Pine	Mountain	Club CA 93222

Ron Ricklefs Cedar	Rapids IA 52401

Ronald Severeid Los	Angeles CA 90064

Ronald Hiveley Dearborn MI 48126

Ronald Katz Huntington	Woods MI 48070

Thomas Ronan Philadelphia PA 19137

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Ron Frank Cambridge MA 2138

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Colonel Meyer North	Port FL 34286

Elizabeth Audas Des	Moines IA 50315

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Ronald Smith Riverside IL 60546

Joshua Gilbert Marion OH 43302

Rosa Castillo Mesa AZ 85203

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Rose Gordon South	Amboy NJ 8879

Rosanne Neri Stratford CT 6615

Rose Patterson Augusta GA 30909

Mary Phillips-Burke Woodstock NY 12498

Cookeville TN 38501

Rosalyn Paul West	Linn OR 97068

Marshall Winkler Spring	Lake MI 49456

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Alexander Roth New	York NY 10025

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Roy Adsit Portland OR 97228

Roy Zarow Tucson AZ 85705

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Rachael Pappano Mattawamkeag ME 4459

Reto Pieth Grafton VT 5146

Ryan Provonsha Lynnwood WA 98087

Regina Pulley Evansville IN 47711

Rosita Aranita St.	Paul MN 55105

Ron Robinson Audubon NJ 8106

Rachel Wolf Santa	Cruz CA 95060

Ron Russell Louisville KY 40203

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Ronald Snow Columbia	Station OH 44028

Robert Shippee Richmond VA 23233

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Rob Stonecipher Phoenix AZ 85013

Robert Strelke North	Easton MA 2356

Ray TRACY Manor TX 78653

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Alicia Eugene OR 97402

Jacki Ruby Berkeley CA 94704

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Rusalyn kosofsky Plano TX 75023

Elmo Dunn Longwood FL 32779

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Ruth Lanton Plainview NY 11803

Ruth Noble Asheville NC 28805

Ruth Portland OR 97211

Ruthann Chou Pasadena CA 91107

Ruth-Ellen Holland Beverly MA 1915

Ruth Miller Chapel	Hill NC 27516

Ruth Roberts Corvallis OR 97330

Robert Cooley Denver CO 80234

Robyn Wagoner Olympia WA 98502

Ryan Walters Austin TX 78741

Richard Woodka Monument CO 80132

Ryan Bollman Kent WA 98042

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Luisa Patroni Miami	Beach FL 33141

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Nathan Formo Indianapolis IN 46217

Andrew Mutchler Fox	Lake WI 53933

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Staci Evans Sacramento CA 95827

Paul Macomber Herndon VA 20171

Sara Oaks Cordova TN 38016

Eve Powers Koloa HI 96756

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Maria Barrio Concord NC 28027

Sharon Griva New	Smyrna	Beach FL 32168

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Sally Miner Bristol CT 6010

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Sally Jacques Austin TX 78745

Salma~Ahmad Khan Edison NJ 8817

Sally Patterson Hiawassee GA 30546

Fr Jones Newark NJ 7104

Sally Bates Kailua	Kona HI 96740

Samantha Tjoelker Tacoma WA 98445

Samantha Miller Cincinnati OH 45220

Samhitha Sreenivasan Plainsboro NJ 8536

Sami Cunningham Afton VA 22920

Mount	Morris MI 48458

Nicholas Craig Ann	Arbor MI 48105

Shane Freund Seattle WA 98155

Sandi Redman Skokie IL 60077

Bill Sanders Greensboro	Bend VT 5842

Rebecca Custis New	York NY 10037

Sandra Boots Littleton CO 80122

Sandra Conlon Tarpon	Springs FL 34689

Sandra Duran Vernon	Hills IL 60061

Sandra Freda Evanston IL 60201

Seattle WA 98125

Sandra Jones Moultrie GA 31768

Sandy McComb South	Haven MI 49090

Normal IL 61761

Rahway NJ 7065

Sanford White Littleton CO 80126

Marc Santora Takoma	Park MD 20912

Saphira Rain Raytown MO 64133

Sara Avery Lafayette CO 80026

Sara Vevia Fort	Wayne IN 46815

Sara Galvan Austin TX 78745

Sarah Emrys Hyattsville MD 20781

Sarah Galla Arlington	Heights IL 60004

Sarah Haavind Eugene OR 97401

Sarah Hafer Sacramento CA 95864

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Sarah Drye Gloucester VA 23061

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Sarah Benson Carlsbad CA 92010

Sarah Doty Lomita CA 90717

Sarah Helbling Beaver PA 15009

Rochester NY 14620

Sara Lazarus Millburn NJ 7041

Sara Elkins Northampton MA 1060

Saran Kirschbaum Los	Angeles CA 90035

Sara Pandolfi Oberlin OH 44074

Sarita Unger Los	Angeles CA 90049

Jc Sarmiento San	Francisco CA 94110

Shirley Rivas Port	Townsend WA 98368

Brenda Psaras East	Moriches NY 11940

Cynthia Stern Traverse	City MI 49696

Sandra Taylor McKinney TX 75070

Joe Sauer Lafayette IN 47904

Saul Aguirre Chicago IL 60622

Saulo Colon New	York NY 10032

Kent WA 98042

Stephen Sauter Hersey MI 49639

Newton	Center MA 2459

Michael Sawyer San	Tan	Valley AZ 85140

Sam Yates Rockingham NC 28379

Sayra Ramirez Reno NV 89506

James Barrett Dillon	Beach CA 94929

Susan Barrons Hanover	Park IL 60133

Stephanie Baxter Mount	Washington KY 40047

Stephen Draper Accident MD 21520

Susan Miller Hillsboro OH 45133

Scott Bishop Olympia WA 98502

Susan Morance Chapel	Hill NC 27514

Jean Ryan Powhatan VA 23139

Susan Vore Marquette MI 49855

Sharon Carbine Akron PA 17501

Susan Carlo New	York NY 10019

Sydney Carson Berkeley CA 94704

Stephanie	C. Fox Bloomfield CT 6002

David Scheer Bellingham WA 98225

David Schiesl Tonasket WA 98855

Sister RSM Nazareth KY 40048

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Scott Coahran Los	Banos CA 93635

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Scott Simonson Olympia WA 98502

Scott Teresi Columbus OH 43202

Scott Blackwell New	Baltimore MI 48047

Cecelia Vidmar Cleveland	Heights OH 44121

Scott Davis Portage MI 49002

Sott Rivers Saint	Petersburg FL 33707

Scott Iekel-Johnson Ann	Arbor MI 48103

Shirley Rice Burdett NY 14818

Summer Crabtree Wheat	Ridge CO 80033

David Sovey Bellingham WA 98226

Judy Scriptunas Chambersburg PA 17202

Susan White	Haven PA 18661

Sandra Daigneaux Overland	Park KS 66223

Steven Cypher Rochester MI 48307

Susan Martin Oakland CA 94611

Sylvia Donnelly Hartsburg MO 65039

Sandra Provo Fredericksburg VA 22401

Sylvia Duncan Plano TX 75075

Stephen Dutschke Louisville KY 40207

Alex Zackrone White	Plains NY 10601

Mary Neptune Vancouver WA 98683

Clayton Jones Seattle WA 98155

Sean Ryan Las	Vegas NV 89108

Sean Cook Portland OR 97236

Sean Zigmund Livingston	Manor NY 12758

Timothy Hills Makawao HI 96768

Cathy Seay Everett WA 98203

Sarah Bradshaw Leawood KS 66206

Lori Snyder New	Oxford PA 17350

Steve Crow San	Francisco CA 94110

Beverly Taylor Wells	River VT 5081

Sedona AZ 86336

William Von	Huben Rockford IL 61107

jay rosencrantz Oakland CA 94601

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Lee Evans New	York NY 10036

Joel Hildebrandt Berkeley CA 94705

Ileana MuÃ±oz Mason WV 25260

Deniz A-McCoy Isanti MN 55040

Serenity Diamond	Springs CA 95619

Sergey Arkhipov Orlando FL

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Susan Coopee Bend OR 97701

Christopher Michaels Eugene OR 97402

Severine Chance Irving TX 75014

Joanne Hesselink Neshkoro WI 54960

Susan Zimmer Leland NC 28451

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Steven	and	Mary F.	Jennings Little	Rock AR 72212

Scott Fletcher Portland OR 97217

Susie Wong San	Francisco CA 94114

Sean Gallagher Oakland CA 94611

Steve Gersman Issaquah WA 98029

Stacy Grierson Dundalk MD 21222

Paul Smith Honolulu HI 96815

Stockton CA 95207

Shane Weisman Vancouver WA 98683

Shanna Dean Honolulu HI 96837

Anna LaSpisa Los	Angeles CA 90049

Sharon B. Ithaca NY 14850

William Sharfman New	York NY 10024

Sharlane Gubkin Cleveland OH 44118

Sharon Mallory Rochester NY 14623

Sharon saunders Tacoma WA 98465

Sharon Schlaff Waterford MI 48328

Robert Weld Hoffman	Estates IL 60169

Shaun Callhoun Milwaukee WI 53215

James Shaw Dublin OH 43016

Shawnee McLemore San	Diego CA 92126

Shawn ORear Kansas	City MO 64133

Shawn Grove Omaha NE 68107

Shawn O'Sullivan Fairfield CT 6825

Shawn tane Roxboro NC 27574
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Sheila Haley Rumford RI 2916

H Jones Ashland OR 97520

Mark Mehl Lowell IN 46356

Shelley Dahlgren Issaquah WA 98029

Rochelle Rubin Huntington	Station NY 11746

Michelle Akron PA 17501

Shelley Taber Land	O	Lakes FL 34639

Randall De	Trinis Lyndhurst VA 22952

Sheila Spencer Gresham OR 97080

Richard Sheresh Chula	Vista CA 91910

Sheri Langham Arlington VA 22201

Sheri Rollison Novato CA 94945

Sherrie Davison Morehead KY 40351

Sherry Woodbeck White	Lake MI 48386

Sherry Bupp Redmond WA 98052

Sean Harrigan Spokane WA 99204

Mike Beaulieu Sioux	Falls SD 57106

Scott Sampson Boulder CO 80303

Sara Lappi Saint	Louis MO 63112

Green	Bay WI 54303

Nikolas Colom Lawrence KS 66044

Sholey Argani takoma	park MD 20912

Joseph Powell Larchmont NY 10538

Marguerite Shuster Sierra	Madre CA 91024

Sarah Collmer Vancouver WA 98660

Richard Siegel Fort	Lauderdale FL 33334

Sarah White Carson	City NV 89701

Marlina Patrowski Buffalo NY 14206

Ackerman Laura Spokane WA 99224

Michael-David Sasson Emeryville CA 94608

Simone Oliver Santa	Rosa CA 95404

David Sing Franklin	Park NJ 8823

Peggy Sinopole Saint	Louis MO 63125

Sandra Riddick Edison NJ 8817

Savannah Sisk Northville MI 48168

Sita Khufu San	Anselmo CA 94960

Erik Fredrickson Albuquerque NM 87106

RobertPayne payne Roseville MI 48066

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Salvatore Clintondale NY 12515

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Sydney Sogol Greenville NC 27858

Stuart Weinstock New	York NY 10023

Sharon Baker Palmer	Lake CO 80133

Susan Chaloupka Boise ID 83702

Sanda Putnam Bismarck ND 58504

Lewis Purnell Free	Union VA 22940

Sandra Haddock Tomball TX 77377

Brigitta Arden Glenshaw PA 15116

Steven Kranowski Blacksburg VA 24060

Ken Schulman Mundelein IL 60060

Steve Kursman Birmingham MI 48009

Sandra Maher Simpsonville SC 29680

Barbara Rosenkottet Deer	Harbor WA 98243

Ronald Fisher Wilmington NC 28412

Molly Osborne Tucson AZ 85745

Stephen La	Serra Stoneham MA 2180

Steven Carter Piscataway NJ 8854

Susan Lemke Milwaukee WI 53207

Scott Gable Seattle WA 98107

Jennifer Midgett Norfolk VA 23508

Kevin Chiu Kirkland WA 98033

Sloan Thompson Oakland CA 94601

Billy Johnson Des	Moines IA 50317

Sheila beer Charleston SC 29401

Steve Roth Santa	Rosa CA 95409

Ellen Fox New	York NY 10032

Sara Maguire Atlanta GA 30328

Stacey Mangni San	Francisco CA 94121

Kim Croft Colorado	Springs CO 80907

Sandra Cobb Moreland	Hills OH 44022

Sally McDaniel El	Rito NM 87530

Jamie Bryan Dallas TX 75253

Doris Adebanjo Chester	Springs PA 19425

Steven Miller Jasper AR 72641

David Smith Excelsior MN 55331

Shannon milhaupt Denver CO 80211

Susan LoFurno Webster NY 14580

Sandy Petrarca Seattle WA 98103

Alan Johnson New	Tripoli PA 18066
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Sheila Mazar Piscataway NJ 8854

Sandara Stotenburg Sacramento CA 95821

Sarita Eisenstark HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON NY 10706

Sierra Neblina Camp	Verde AZ 86322

John Snell Santa	Rosa CA 95403

Sid Snider Mound	Valley KS 67354

Ophelia Dixon Pittsburgh PA 15218

Mike Dotson Carterville IL 62918

Donna Toth Poughkeepsie NY 12603

Hilton Bakker Bemidji MN 56601

Marilyn Hill Big	Sky MT 59716

Samantha Siler Cincinnati OH 45249

Sofia Karvouna

John Sonin Juneau AK 99801

Sol Jerome League	City TX 77573

A haley Camp	Connell CA 95223

john AMK Los	Angeles CA 90033

Brian Mohr Portland OR 97202

Robert Sothern Saint	Paul MN 55104

William Van	Buskirk Bend OR 97707

Wang Rosa Fort	Lauderdale FL 33331

David Schilling Denton TX 76210

Kristina Peterson Edmonds WA 98026

Spencer Walsh Seattle WA 98133

Steve Hersch Kenmore WA 98028

Sally Hinshaw Columbus OH 43221

Henry Jones Columbus OH 43212

Camilla Spicer Port	Charlotte FL 33952

Penny Marshall Los	Angeles CA 90068

Bruce Bulman Evansville WY 82636

Michael Spitzer Durango CO 81301

Suzanne Plewka Whitehall MI 49461

Felicia Bruce Fort	Pierce FL 34949

Jo Hills Germantown NY 12526

Nicole Paul Eureka CA 95501

Steven Phenicie Athelstane WI 54104

Susan Willemsen Ithaca NY 14850

Richard Tortorella Centreville VA 20120

Susan Morgan Tucson AZ 85712

Sanjeev Rao Shrewsbury NJ 7702

Susan Kilgore Lummi	Island WA 98262
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Virginia Cousins Tallmadge OH 44278

Sarah Steel De	Pere WI 54115

Susan shouse Edmonds WA 98026

Sandra Siegner Portland OR 97219

Sarah Sloane Ocean	Park WA 98640

Scott Maclowry Bend OR 97701

New	York NY 10025

Susan Thompson Cary NC 27513

Sirina Sucklal Laurel MD 20723

Stacey Meinzen Cotati CA 94931

Stacie Wysonog La	Plata NM 87418

Christine Staight Cottage	Grove OR 97424

Stacy Grossman Bexley OH 43209

Stacy Pasetta Los	Angeles CA 90068

Lee Wisdom Downingtown PA 19335

Stan Sheggeby madison WI 53704

Stan Berg La	Crosse WI 54601

Susan Hanger Topanga CA 90290

William Smith Rosedale MD 21237

George Homanich Binghamton NY 13905

Susan Michetti mt	horeb WI 53572

Tom Stark Colorado	Springs CO 80909

Gavin Kendall Brooklyn NY 11209

Sadira Tash Littleton CO 80129

Donald stastny Louisville KY 40207

Scott Taylor McKinney TX 75071

Scott Taylor Bayville NJ 8721

Sherman Cater Cupertino CA 95014

Timothy Dunn Arlington WA 98223

Ted Steen Boulder CO 80302

Stella	&	Donald Godbey Brandenburg KY 40108

Robert Frazier Knoxville TN 37934

Laura Stember Pittsburgh PA 15237

Franklin NJ 7416

Stephanie Erdodi Ferndale MI 48220

Stephanie Easton Riverside CA 92503

Stephanie Van	Stee Saint	Louis MO 63110
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Stephen Hokanson Three	Oaks MI 49128

Stephen Bohac Twain	Harte CA 95383

Stephen Friedrick Steilacoom WA 98388

Stephen Nemecek Chattanooga TN 37403

John Steponaitis San	Francisco CA 94109

steve kranz Snohomish WA 98290

Steve LeVine Brooklyn NY 11218

Steve Kohn Highland NY 12528

Stephen Holler Houston TX 77040

Stephen Gliva Evanston IL 60202

steven Presley Chaplin CT 6235

Steven Thai Fairfax VA 22030

Steven Urrutia Burbank CA 91506

Colin S Corvallis OR 97330

Joey Stevenson Leitchfield KY 42754

Steven Kostis New	York NY 10001

Eric Meyer Fairfield,Iowa IA 52556

Andrew Vallender Oceanside CA 92054

Christine Austin Marion IL 62959

Debra Istvanik-Strotman Monongahela PA 15063

Patricia Finder-Stone De	Pere WI 54115

Donald Stone Mountain	Top PA 18707

Lauren Stone Northfield MA 1360

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SharonTozzi Trenton NJ 8620

Stephen Murray Atlanta GA 30324

Canton OH 44705

Vera Strader Sonora CA 95370

Sam Wakely Waltham MA 2453

Rob Roberts Warren MI 48092

Nancy Streveler Clinton IA 52732

Sean Trommer El	Dorado	Hills CA 95762

Kirsten Strom Grand	Rapids MI 49503

Stewart Smythe Moab UT 84532

Stuart Oskamp Claremont CA 91711

Steven Wilson Seymour IN 47274

Subrata Sircar Sunnyvale CA 94087

ToNY Feokhari Brooklyn NY 11229

Brooklyn NY 11229

Sue Colucci Clarkston MI 48346

Susan Bassett Flagstaff AZ 86004

Sue Christiansen Iowa	City IA 52246
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Sue Maroc Natick MA 1760

Susan Young Austin TX 78751

Jon Krueger Jackson MI 49201

Vicki Messier Venice FL 34293

Kelley Scanlon Syracuse NY 13206

Peter Roche Santa	Fe NM 87507

Patricia Popple Chippewa	Falls WI 54729

Susan Preston La	Crosse FL 32658

Laquisha Fort	Lauderdale FL 33313

Jennie long Bellevue ID 83313

Andrea Sreiber Schenectady NY

DianeS 90321

Dan Pickering Amityville NY 11701

Jeffrey Surovell New	York NY 10029

Susan Wills Pensacola FL 32506

Susan Hardy Shelbyville KY 40065

Susan Pines New	York NY 10075

Susan Strauss Bend OR 97701

Susan Beckwith Erlanger KY 41018

Susan Grundy Dallas TX 75218

Susan Pederson Long	Island	City NY 11101

Susan McKearnan Berkeley CA 94702

Susan Morrissey Menasha WI 54952

Susan Watts Riverside CA 92506

Susannah Abbate Staten	Island NY 10301

Susan Milwaukee WI 53211

Susan Shamel Hillsborough NH 3244

Susan Mead Ithaca NY 14850

Susan Walp Pasadena CA 91103

Madison WI 53719

Suzanne Mann Birmingham AL 35213

Megan Morris Sacramento CA 95815

Suzanne Kuffler Woods	Hole MA 2543

Sue Willis 19524

Suzanne Koury Iowa	City IA 52240

Susan Brown Mars	Hill NC 28754

Susan Thompson Norristown PA 19403

Stephan Armstrong Watsontown PA 17777

Stephanie Walker Minneapolis MN 55406

Keith Swanson Mercer	Island WA 98040

Sarah Welsh Grand	Rapids MI 49504

Mara Swensen Renton WA 98056
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Stu Hilsmier Albion IN 46701

Savanna Williams Smyrna GA 30080

Jean Bails St.	Clair	Shores MI 48081

Stephen Larson Dearborn MI 48124

Thomas Swoffer Ravensdale WA 98051

Victor Escobar Midlothian VA 23113

Stephanie Youell Spring	Hill KS 66083

Paul Lerman Wyncote PA 19095

Susan Blain Gardner MA 1440

Susan Gregetsen Delavan WI 53115

Karen Ard Oak	Park IL 60302

Thomas Cunningham Manassas VA 20110

Tena Frank Citrus	Heights CA 95610

Tammy Demanche Weare NH 3281

Michael Schmotzer York PA 17403

Theodore Brazeau Dripping	Springs TX 78620

Diane	and	Jerry Tabbott Jacksonville FL 32211

Tabatha Sieracki Warren MI 48089

Tye Block Cordova SC 29039

Amanda Goodman New	York NY 10011

Matthew Tabor Oswego NY 13126

Teresa Daylight Denver CO 80249

Talbot Kanae Los	Angeles CA 90066

Joy Varner Carlisle PA 17013

Leslie Seattle WA 98188

Tamara Palmer Syracuse NY 13203

Tamara Ashley Mishawaka IN 46545

Joseph Paul Stevens	Point WI 54482

Tammy Panlilio Los	Angeles CA 90024

Tammi Pinckard Aledo TX 76008

Tammy Weisman Vancouver WA 98683

Amber Wesley APO AP 96319

Pacific	Palisades CA 90272

Ellen Levine Pahoa HI 96778

Tara Veino San	Diego CA 92101

Polly Tarpley Poulsbo WA 98370

Tom Ruhl Rio	Rancho NM 87124

Tracy Egg	Harbor	Township NJ 8234

Frances Wade Bigfork MT 59911

stacey Scholten San	Francisco CA 94117

Tatiana Torres Los	Angeles CA 90034

Hannah Tomes Rittman OH 44270
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Tatum Hammer Brandon FL 33511

Talia Aviani New	York NY 10010

Susan Kroncke Frankfort KY 40601

Rb B Portland ME 4101

Tom Barron Beaverton OR 97005

Timothy Barr Manassas VA 20109

Theodore Beloin Tucson AZ 85755

Tom Gwin Mobile AL 36608

traci Brown West	Chicago IL 60185

Teri Breitenbach Carnation WA 98014

Tara Conaway Byron	Center MI 49315

Thomas Crouch Saint	Louis MO 63130

Judith DiNardo Stow OH 44224

Terry Shelley Yorktown IN 47396

Tamsen Binggeli Garden	City ID 83714

Leon Johnson Liberty MO 64068

Nanette Betts Clio MI 48420

Ted Davis Boonton NJ 7005

Theodore Snyder Granada	Hills CA 91344

Thomas Durst Ashland OR 97520

Barb Fath Pleasant	Plain OH 45162

Theodore Voth	III Madison WI 53704

Edward Wang Bellingham WA 98229

Ian Sherman Columbus OH 43202

Teresa Scherzer San	Francisco CA 94110

Anthony Graham WA 98338

Toni Salgado Ontario OR 97914

Candy LeBlanc Placerville CA 95667

Gerry collins Murrieta CA 92563

Barbara Temple-Thurston Tacoma WA 98406

Steven Steele Osseo MN 55311

Brian Wong San	Francisco CA 94134

Noel Orr Seattle WA 98155

Teresa Christmas Bowling	Green KY 42101

Teresa Hoffelmeyer Winterset IA 50273

Teri Lunn Novato CA 94949

Terje Skotheim Tucson AZ 85718

Timothy Ivers Pittsburgh PA 15235

Terry Horowit Albany NY 12203

Terry Murcko Youngstown OH 44505

Terry Dycus San	Marcos CA 92078

Adam Freden Tucson AZ 85710
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B Diener Albuquerque NM 87123

Thomas Frank Mount	Desert ME 4660

Toni Garmon Dawsonville GA 30534

Paul McEuen Akron OH 44310

Tom Goddard Holyoke CO 80734

Tim Golden Lincoln NE 68516

Theodore Schurr Philadelphia PA 19143

Timothy Holmen Dayton OH 45415

Kimberly Nieman plymouth MN 55446

Ryan Thatcher Grand	Rapids MI 49512

Tara Basile Maple	Valley WA 98038

Thomas Carson Durham NC 27705

Jay Sherwood Minneapolis MN 55428

Shemayim Elohim Seattle WA 98122

Letitia Dace Miami FL 33166

James Giles Quilcene WA 98376

Rory Block Santa	Rosa CA 95403

e	Briley briley 45037

Paul Seer Portland OR 97203

Shai-Dre Dillard Lynn MA 1902

Gordon Kramer Amherst MA 1002

David Plummer Phoenix AZ 85015

Chicago IL 60657

Louisville KY 40223

Wyatt Schilling Monee IL 60449

Donovan Bosold Iowa	City IA 52242

Linda Mullinax Dalton GA 30721

Daniel Rokovitz Pahoa HI 96778

Stephanie Kenny Charlotte NC 28270

Tom Kellogg Vanderbilt MI 49795

Mark Morden Port	Huron MI 48060

Ted Silen Gresham OR 97030

Tiffany VanderZanden Eugene OR 97402

Kelli Painter-Pasquiou Portland OR 97214

Kristin Kellas Bowdoinham ME 4008

Michelle Ognjanovic New	York NY 10025

Paul Bath PA 18014

Therese Chelle Augusta ME 4330

Theresa Novi MI 48375

Therese Collins Coralville IA 52241

Eric Parker Boston MA 2127

Downey CA 90241
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Benjamin Miller Bemidji MN 56601

Stephanie Hernandez Russellville AL 35653

Jerry Buechler Port	Saint	Lucie FL 34953

Donna Wehrley Portland OR 97239

Dennis T Brooklyn NY 11209

Thomas Haar Guilford CT 6437

Doug Jablin Las	Vegas NV 89103

Mary Thoma Dayton OH 45419

Thomas Cranston Elgin TX 78621

Thom Lufkin Olympia WA 98501

Debbie Thorn Kirkland WA 98033

Ruth Thuestad Waukesha WI 53188

Zach Bowser Reisterstown MD 21136

John Schmitt Louisville KY 40205

Henry Gaudsmith New	York NY 10009

Alan Ticotsky Lexington MA 2421

Peter Walchenbach Sequim WA 98382

Timothy Parker Chatsworth CA 91311

Tiffany Rapplean Westminster CO 80031

Tiffany McCleary Portland OR 97210

Dave Gilbert Maplewood NJ 7040

Thomas Lopez Kalamazoo MI 49007

Tika Bordelon Seattle WA 98101

Elaine Alfaro Felton CA 95018

Patricia McCain Bryan TX 77808

William Ohare Daly	City CA 94015

Tim Earp Des	Moines IA 50311

Seattle WA 98101

Tim Arlet Mount	Pleasant SC 29464

Yvonne Johnson Utica OH 43080

Tim DiChiara Vashon WA 98070

TIm G Oak	Harbor WA 98277

Timothy Irwin San	Diego CA 92108

Tim Lank Springfield VA 22153

Tim Miller Philadelphia PA 19127

Timothy Yuen Boise ID 83702

Judy Moran Panama	City FL 32404

Tina Tine' Knoxville TN 37919

T Risley Noblesville IN 46062

Kristina Cliff-Evans Philadelphia PA 19119

Tina Zeeberg Portland OR 97212

Nicholas delossantos Houston TX 77070
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Thomas Jones Seattle WA 98103

Tom Johnson Fergus	Falls MN 56537

Ted Dorn Clarkston MI 48346

Jean Dowell Cincinnati OH 45238

Deborah Good Brevard NC 28712

Timothy Kinney Maspeth NY 11378

Tom Keys Gresham OR 97080

Theresa Clark Loudonville OH 44842

Towanda PA 18848

Effingham NH 3882

Tracy Leigh Winter	Park CO 80482

Thomas Gillespie La	Mirada CA 90638

theresa Johnson Saint	Paul MN 55104

Thomas Nieland Alamo TX 78516

Theresa Lange Norfolk NE 68701

Timothy McLaughlin Plymouth MA 2360

Twyla Meyer Pomona CA 91767

T Rogers Albertville AL 35950

Maxine Stopfer Felton DE 19943

Thomas Natoli New	Paltz NY 12561

Thomas Nissen Prior	Lake MN 55372

Tom Nulty	Jr Dana	Point CA 92629

Toby Troffkin Lexington KY 40523

Tod Braunwart Vancouver WA 98665

Todd Snyder San	Francisco CA 94115

Todd Kahovec New	Buffalo MI 49117

Todd Minturn Fresno CA 93701

Tod Lawrence Atlanta GA 30324

Mary Todnem Goshen KY 40026

Sue Halligan Saint	Paul MN 55125

Dorothy Shelton Nashville TN 37217

Twyla Olney Moxee WA 98936

Tom Rust Portland OR 97267

Thomas Lux State	Road NC 28676

Thomas Behrendt New	Haven CT 6511

Carlene Steel Leander TX 78641

Tom Jackson Denver CO 80218

Tom Jurewicz Seattle WA 98116

Tom MacFarlane Lawrence MI 49064

Tommy Zamplus Boynton	Beach FL 33435

Tom Nicely Ann	Arbor MI 48105

Margaret Olliff Bozeman MT 59715
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Tom Pitman Burbank CA 91506

Tom Simon Putney VT 5346

Thomas Trescone Asheville NC 28803

Tom Wenzel Prescott AZ 86303

Toni Reading Sultan WA 98294

Toni Neill Petoskey MI 49770

Anthony Ervolina Salem WV 26426

Tony McCarson Durham NC 27703

Michael Toobert Grass	Valley CA 95945

Durk Barton Detroit MI 48213

Anthony Barron Mesquite NV 89034

Brooklyn NY 11209

Tris Palmgren Grosse	Pointe MI 48236

Patricia Chang Indianapolis IN 46260

Bruce Thompson Amenia NY 12501

Theodora pollack Sebastopol CA 95472

Mark Rigney Evansville IN 47714

Tracey Eakin Canonsburg PA 15317

Tracey Astoria NY 11106

Tracey Miller Rockville MD 20853

Janet Geiler Tuscola IL 61953

Tracy Ouellette Bow WA 98232

Johnie Kemp Hillman MI 49746

Deborah Harris Floyd VA 24091

Jake Winkler Madison WI 53711

Ann Breznai Lambertville MI 48144

Scott Meyer Louisville KY 40213

Patricia Nguy San	Francisco CA 94134

Timothy Riley Centerville IN 47330

Trina Cooper federal	way WA 98023

Trina Gribble Harrisburg PA 17102

Tom Tripp Fort	Collins CO 80524

Mt.	Carmel TN 37645

Anne Lorenzo Ewa	Beach HI 96706

Tom Moore Boulder CO 80304

Lance Sharpe Warwick RI 2886

Richard Willis San	Diego CA 92104

Ted Whitney Portland OR 97213

Tsee Lee New	York NY 10001

Thomas Shireman Pequea PA 17565

Timothy Shivers Dallas TX 75212

Robin Hudson Tarpon	Springs FL 34689
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sirri Nomo-Ongolo Minneapolis MN 55418

Timur Slapke

Terrie Phenicie Athelstane WI 54104

Thor Sorensen Grand	Rapids MI 49506

Terry Phillips Louisville KY 40272

Stephanie Gaffney Gilroy CA 95020

Tim Stevens Bakersfield CA 93306

Timothy Bushman Baltimore MD 21224

Terry Tedesco-Kerrick Phoenix AZ 85016

Wendy Fast Dansville NY 14437

Terence Travis Ewa	Beach HI 96706

Tony Tschida Rochester MN 55901

Terry Vance Clinton	Twp MI 48036

Matthew Tucker-Simmons Goleta CA 93117

Kathleen Carr Cedaredge CO 81413

Dasi Bhaktivedanta Tempe AZ 85281

Thomas Baker Sandy	Hook VA 23153

Sharon Boring Monaca PA 15061

Joshua Davis Whitehall MI 49461

Dennis Turechek Otego NY 13825

Anna Norman Boulder CO 80303

S Turkman Elgin IL 60123

Stephen White Holden MA 1520

Jake Turner Walsenburg CO 81089

Victoria Powers North	Vernon IN 47265

Linette Schreiber Ardmore PA 19003

Melody Night Waxahachie TX 75165

David Dodds West	Harrison NY 10604

Ann watters Salem OR 97301

Tamera Postles Lincoln DE 19960

Raeann Scott Lummi	Island WA 98262

Tyler Johnson Denver CO 80246

Tiffany Witmer Stamford CT 6902

Jack Geringer Portland OR 97202

Ashlee Simi	Valley CA 93063

Terri Ferriero Delray	Beach FL 33484

Ulla Nilsen Minneapolis MN 55409

George Nurse Browning MT 59417

David Johnson Durham NC 27713

Janna unger Frankfort KY 40601

Henry Rosenfeld Riverside CA 92506

Felicia Ciacera Melrose MA 2176
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Carter Murray NE 68409

Patricia Williams Lewes DE 19958

Susan Carroll Lake	Ariel PA 18436

David Smith Phoenix AZ 85006

Karanda Marshall Charleston IL 61920

Lisa Jackson Middleton WI 53562

Valerie White Corvallis OR 97330

Valeska Gann Los	Angeles CA 90038

Donna Bookheimer Macungie PA 18062

Bryan VanDuinen Saline MI 48176

Vanessa Bersani Buffalo NY 14201

Vanessa Navarrete Chicago IL 60657

Vasuki Nag Irvine CA 92612

Kyle Hahn San	Marcos TX 78666

Michael Vaughan Atlanta GA 30345

Vaughn Parker Philadelphia PA 19115

Sally Hurst Seattle WA 98144

Monica Burnsville MN 55337

Veronica Barrio Austin TX 78731

Russel Deroche Gramercy LA 70052

Vanessa Carbia Gainesville FL 32608

Vera Cousins Grinnell IA 50112

Victor Sytzko Fair	Lawn NJ 7410

Tara Braithwaite Mabie WV 26278

Jasmin Djokaj Yonkers NY 10704

Stanley Wecker Lake	City FL 32024

Victoria Miller Encino CA 91436

E Holzer Fairfax VA 22031

Dan Murphy Seattle WA 98126

Vera Girel 0

Robert Veralli West	Milford NJ 7480

Vera Loewer Pacifica CA 94044

Shelton WA 98584

Vernon C.Smith Portland OR 97215

Opal HIlty Arvada CO 80002

Veronica Gomes 28990

Mark Snyder Flemington NJ 8822

Kara Amedeo Canal	Fulton OH 44614

Victoria Fuller Chicago IL 60622

Vanessa Gonzalez-Green Towson MD 21286

V Hanes APO AE 9114

Virginia Kalispell MT 59901
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Victor 45228

Vickie Garcia Chandler AZ 85224

Vickie Penninger Raleigh NC 27608

Victoria Olson Ft.	Lauderdale FL 33312

Victor Kaplan Plano TX 75025

Vic Warren San	Diego CA 92108

Arthur Noble Bandon OR 97411

Vidushi Soni Phoenix AZ 85023

Vincent Cirasole Rochester NH 3867

Geoffrey Johnson Kenmore WA 98028

Victoria Pericot San	Juan PR 918

Virgil Pauls

Anne Behrens Schaumburg IL 60193

Victoria 6056

Vivian Sovran Seattle WA 98107

Vivian Perry Humboldt AZ 86329

Valerie Tucker Spring TX 77389

Vincent Patti Long	Beach CA 90803

Berkeley CA 94703

Tatiana Mendez Rockville MD 20851

Vl Jersey	City NJ 7304

Virginia Meagher Jackson KY 41339

Ian Oxenham Plainfield NH 3781

Vonna Beach Grampian PA 16838

Thomas Brenner Hollidaysburg PA 16648

Dwayne Vosejpka Lonsdale MN 55046

Donald Morrison West	Windsor VT 5089

Edward Foreman Saint	Paul MN 55125

Aundreia Seward Klamath	Falls OR 97601

Vreni Rod Rye NY 10580

Virginia Rogers Ann	Arbor MI 48104

Vincent Rosalia New	York NY 10009

Vincent Dunlap San	Francisco CA 94114

John Limbach Madison WI 53703

Velma Van	Ault Bellingham WA 98225

Vanessa Warheit Palo	Alto CA 94306

Joseph Bieliunas Springfield PA 19064

Paul Smith Oakland CA 94601

Anna Dresner Pittsburg KS 66762

Wayne Flick Cimarron CO 81220

Dean Napa CA 94558

Mildred Wakana Lebanon NH 3766
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Annette Genoa OH 43430

Ebie Brown Ballston	Spa NY 12020

Linda Bailey Minneapolis MN 55403

Wallace Elton Saratoga	Springs NY 12866

Wendy Walsh Absecon NJ 8205

Walter Smith Baton	Rouge LA 70810

Andreas Lange Hallowell ME 4347

Walt Brown Roseville CA 95661

Eddie McKinney Holton KS 66436

Wanda Allen Bartlett NH 3812

Wanda Webber	Snyder Brunswick ME 4011

W Crosby Louisville KY 40207

Wayne Thurston Las	Vegas NV 89149

Ann Wasgatt Roseville CA 95678

Stillwater MN 55082

Hartz Newark OH 43055

Suzanne Watson Killbuck OH 44637

Wayne Lewis Lubbock TX 79424

Charles page Vancouver WA 98662

Walter Birdwell Port	Isabel TX 78578

William Gittlen Frankfort MI 49635

Linda Greenway Seattle WA 98117

Janet Lyon Missoula MT 59801

Punxsutawney PA 15767

Jeannie Wells Seattle WA 98155

Wendy Burgess Park	Ridge IL 60068

Wendy Brighton MA 2135

Wendy Hartman Hanahan SC 29410

Wes Ernsberger Owego NY 13827

Wesley McMurrian Redmond WA 98052

William Forbes Saint	Paul MN 55114

Wm Beasley Atlanta GA 30329

Wanda Halpin Milbridge ME 4658

Linda Yancey Sorento IL 62086

Mary White Ann	Arbor MI 48104

joe whitmore	jr Elizabethtown PA 17022

Whitney Seabrooks Binghamton NY 13903

Daniel Cavanaugh Belleville MI 48111

William Hutchings Birmingham AL 35213

Henry Weinberg Santa	Barbara CA 93110

Stewart Wiggers Honolulu HI 96814

Catherine Snyder Indianapolis IN 46220
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Joel Rutledge Wichita KS 67220

Mady Marantz New	York NY 10013

Michelle Mondot Carlton WA 98814

Daniel Samek Albuquerque NM 87109

Walt Barlow Lexington KY 40502

Regina Flores Lake	Elsinore CA 92532

Michelle Harr Lexington KY 40503

Wilford Long Portland OR 97221

Will scruggs Atlanta GA 30317

William Keegan Seattle WA 98144

William Fink Cantonment FL 32533

Guillermo Zuniga 0

Wilma Hendriks 0

Joseph Wilson Ithaca NY 14850

Stephen Budzinski Kalamazoo MI 49009

Windy Holzbach San	Francisco CA 94142

Mike Reed Sheridan IL 60551

Alfred Hougham Covington KY 41011

Winston Kaehler Saint	Paul MN 55105

Bonnie Shrewsbury PA 17361

Sharon McNamara Branford CT 6405

Wayne Jarvis Baldwinsville NY 13027

William Fleming Naperville IL 60540

Framingham MA 1702

William Johnson Seattle WA 98155

Sherwood Inderlied CLAYTON NJ 8312

Judy Keith Davenport IA 52804

Keith Hawes Centralia WA 98531

William Fast Ozawkie KS 66070

William Kuehnling East	Amherst NY 14051

William Collier Daytona	Beach FL 32118

Alexandria LA 71301

Warren Nakisher Hartselle AL 35640

Janet Barr Overland	Park KS 66210

William Howald Marysville WA 98271

William Northup Davis CA 95616

Michele Wojnar Port	Leyden NY 13433

Bill	and	Jackie Heinl Beaver	Falls PA 15010

Gerald Hoffman Matawan NJ 7747

Joe Wolf Boston KY 40107

Ana Wolke Northville MI 48167

Rodney Wollam Columbus OH 43232
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Joshua Wood Schenectady NY 12306

local Warren	Woodge	of	Occupy	Huntington east	northport NY 11731

Tom Kerr Medford OR 97501

Mark Wagner Rochester	Hills MI 48306

Deanne Wood Sedona AZ 86351

Dana Bleckinger Yachats OR 97498

RW Paugh Ocean	View DE 19970

William Pell Newark NJ 7107

JWoodworth Woodworth Newman	Lk. WA 99025

Jeff Moore Bolton	Landing NY 12814

Katerina Kreymer Rochester NY 14625

Marc Sigoloff Springfield IL 62704

Brenda Russell Lodi NJ 7644

Kate Daniel Benson AZ 85602

William Vickstrom Plymouth MA 2360

Wanda Ballentine St.	Paul MN 55105

Scott Baxendale Naperville IL 60563

Wendy Ruggeri Naugatuck CT 6770

Mark Gallegos Los	Angeles CA 90063

Greg Cascio Chicago IL 60618

L Valparaiso IN 46383

Nell Wulff Cincinnati OH 45242

Winford Walker Saline MI 48176

Whitney San	Francisco CA 94115

Steve Trammell Meeker OK 74855

Jim Laybourn Jackson WY 83002

Western	Springs IL 60558

Karen Slote North	Tonawanda NY 14120

Walter Zurko Wooster OH 44691

James Matrix Arlington VA 22202

Linda Gazzola Bronx NY 10465

Alex Meek edmond OK 73013

James Mulcare Clarkston WA 99403

Shaun Walker Chandler AZ 85225

Jeffrey Cohen Portland OR 97232

Emma Rainoff Gettysburg PA 17325

Jason Bowman Placerville CA 95667

Alexandr Yantselovskiy 8132

Terrie Williams Vidor TX 77662

Karen B Chapel	Hill NC 27516

Yvonne Baab Montpelier VT 5602

Jerry Orr Reading PA 19610
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Julia Pais Southfield MI 48076

Merideth Genin New	York NY 10009

yvonne hansen Austin TX 78745

Betty Duggan Princeton NJ 8540

Yolanda Mitts Scotts MI 49088

Sylvia Black Portland OR 97219

Rhonda Peters Denver CO 80228

Marjorie Crockett Arlington MA 2474

yogi nasser portland OR 97233

Erica Haas Alpharetta GA 30022

York Quillen Knoxville TN 37923

M Orr Seattle WA 98155

Sangita Yadav Germantown TN 38139

Michael Poston Atlanta GA 30307

Cheryl Biale Olympia WA 98512

Sarah Lindholm Carrollton TX 75010

Jen Banet Hermosa	Beach CA 90254

Tom	and	Helen Sager Rolla MO 65401

Yvonne Townsley Louisburg NC 27549

Isabelle Boisgard

Yilmaz Arhan East	Brunswick NJ 8816

Zachary Casey Lawrence KS 66046

Zak Eagle Stamford CT 6902

Jacques Zakin Dublin OH 43017

Zuhair Al-Atwi Berne NY 12023

Alec Zanders Centerville IA 52544

Diana Goslin Chicora PA 16025

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Corinne Ball

portland, OR

2. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Hoyos

San Francisco, CA

3. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Corinne Ball

Portland, OR

4. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Constanza Correa

Bound Brook, NJ

5. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Vietz

Columbus, OH

6. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Dykstra

port jervis, NY

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7. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—E Robbins

Wayne, PA

8. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beverly Mick

Columbus, OH

9. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gregory Skutches

Bethlehem, PA

10. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gavin Kendall

Brooklyn, NY

11. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margo Pellegrino

Medford, NJ

12. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nora Parrish

Jacksonville, FL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

13. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Zuhair Al-Atwi

Berne, NY

14. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—New York, NY

15. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Capuano

Athens, NY

16. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Swarthmore, PA

17. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—JD Perry

Auburn, NY

18. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stuart Weinstock

New York, NY

19. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judy Moran

Panama City, FL

20. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Holly Marczak

Bradenton, FL

21. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—SharonTozzi

Trenton, NJ

22. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lauren Porosoff

Scarsdale, NY

23. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Diehl

Dover, OH

24. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Cooksey

Alpharetta, GA

25. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brooklyn, NY

26. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jackie Goodman

Philadelphia, PA

27. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—hilary capstick

Tallahassee, FL

28. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Byknish

Masury, OH

29. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul

Bath, PA

30. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shelley Taber

Land O Lakes, FL

31. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Blake Ballew

Magnolia, NJ

32. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrea Sreiber

Schenectady, NY

33. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Anderson

New York, NY

34. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dorothy Parkel

Atlanta, GA

35. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Rast

Atlanta, GA

36. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Roger Haase

Edgewater, NJ

37. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Rosenbaum

Mount Kisco, NY

38. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Hannah Tomes

Rittman, OH

39. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leslie Kappes

Hewitt, NJ

40. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aaron Hartman

Fleetwood, PA

41. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joe Terry

Tarpon Springs, FL

42. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gloriana Sewell

Milford Square, PA

43. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Malcolm Collins

Tallahassee, FL

44. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa Bauer

Marietta, GA

45. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brooklyn, NY

46. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—K Muller

Wappingers Falls, NY

47. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Gentry

Milton, FL

48. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Bridge

Yonkers, NY

49. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Bernice Born

Pittsburgh, PA

50. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jamshied Sharifi

New York, NY

51. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Vicky Brandt

New York, NY

52. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bryan Daly

Dayton, OH

53. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Marion Kaselle

North Branch, NY

54. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rob Fursich

Hartsdale, NY

55. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matthew Smith

Whitehouse Station, NJ

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56. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judy Scriptunas

Chambersburg, PA

57. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ian Schwartz

Jersey City, NJ

58. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Philadelphia, PA

59. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Zielinski

New Providence, PA

60. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle

Akron, PA

61. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kim Kavanaugh

Westlake, OH

62. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Dodds

West Harrison, NY

63. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diana B.

Fort Lauderdale, FL

64. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Adam Zion

Philadelphia, PA

65. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Nelson

Orrville, OH

66. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cave Man

Newburgh, NY

67. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vincent Strynkowski

New Hyde Park, NY

68. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathy Hart

Succasunna, NJ

69. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martin Vukovich

New York, NY

70. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sherri

Lodi, NJ

71. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bernard Galiley

Brooklyn, NY

72. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alice Brody

New York, NY

73. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Angelica Kanganis

New York, NY

74. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marc massar

Oviedo, FL

75. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—George Kormendi

New York, NY

76. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Neiman

New York, NY

77. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Ronan

Philadelphia, PA

78. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Soso

Pittsburgh, PA

79. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gayle Peterson

Canton, GA

80. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aida Sheets

St. Petersburg, FL

81. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. We cannot

afford to let this pollution

continue, and we owe it to

our children and

grandchildren to put the

brakes on now.

—Beth Darlington

Poughkeepsie, NY

82. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judy Lovell

Freedom, NY

83. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pat Almonrode

New York, NY

84. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brett Masterson

Brooklyn, NY

85. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Albert Poland

Wappingers Falls, NY

86. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Stamm

Fort Pierce, FL

87. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Meadows

West Chester, PA

88. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Terbrock

Maryknoll, NY

89. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Anderson

Philadelphia, PA

90. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Yilmaz Arhan

East Brunswick, NJ

91. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Samhitha Sreenivasan

Plainsboro, NJ

92. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Sharfman

New York, NY

93. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Stember

Pittsburgh, PA

94. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Liz Galst

Manhattan, NY

95. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cheryl Cunnius

Milltown, NJ

96. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon Hudson

Yellow Springs, OH

97. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bob Allen

State College, PA

98. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—PATTI MARTIN

Spring Hill, FL

99. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Canton, OH

100. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—daryl Boylan

Mahwah, NJ

101. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tim Groeger

Buffalo, NY

102. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Summer Carey

Springfield, PA

103. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julie Fissinger

Brooklyn, NY

104. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—MaryAnn Burch

Aurora, NY

105. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Brill

Somerset, NJ

106. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Horne

Boynton Beach, FL

107. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arthur Sprogis

New York, NY

108. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Hendricks

Albany, NY

109. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bryant Belli

Sebastian, FL

110. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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—Tracey

Astoria, NY

111. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Douglas Shumate

Warner Robins, GA

112. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Robert Swenson

Largo, FL

113. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan

White Haven, PA

114. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Knox

Bakerstown, PA

115. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gabriel Morner

Rutherford, NJ

116. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Shaw

Dublin, OH

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117. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—H Rosenthal

Fort Lauderdale, FL

118. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aron Shevis

brooklyn, NY

119. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Boruch

Richmond Hill, NY

120. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kerri Shaughnessy

Orlando, FL

121. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Talia Aviani

New York, NY

122. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Kinney

Maspeth, NY

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123. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Raymond

Rochester, NY

124. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Schaefers

Mars, PA

125. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Needham

East Brunswick, NJ

126. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Brenner

Hollidaysburg, PA

127. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William DiAntonio

Mantua, NJ

128. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Fabio

Staten Island, NY

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129. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Esther Garvett

Miami, FL

130. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kahlil Goodwyn

Brooklyn, NY

131. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Guerriero

Nanuet, NY

132. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brooklyn, NY

133. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Papandrea

new york, NY

134. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Astalos

Lakewood, NJ

135. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Harriet GROSE

Morristown, NJ

136. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexander Roth

New York, NY

137. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carlos Leo

Hollywood, FL

138. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susannah Abbate

Staten Island, NY

139. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—New York, NY

140. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Soteropoulos

Chatham, NJ

141. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Lyons

Oxford, OH

142. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Mahoney

Mechanicsburg, PA

143. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katherine Slawinski

New York, NY

144. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Pickering

Amityville, NY

145. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Welsbacher

Eighty Four, PA

146. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—A L

avoca, NY

147. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeff Gilbert

Bridgeville, PA

148. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike bushaw

Huber Heights, OH

149. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Darryl Murphy

Central Islip, NY

150. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Adler

Toledo, OH

151. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leigh Walker

Atlanta, GA

152. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ben Huberman

Miami Beach, FL

153. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Miller

Brooktondale, NY

154. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Csaszar

Fleetwood, PA

155. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Pepitone

Pittsburgh, PA

156. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Bennett

Spring Hill, FL

157. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Barton

Bryn Mawr, PA

158. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alex Kamin

Fort Lauderdale, FL

159. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 26 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Willemsen

Ithaca, NY

160. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Angela Watson

Brandon, FL

161. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

As the trend to alternative 

sources of energy continues, 

it's ever more necessary to

process conventional carbon

sources in keeping with what

we know now and not as it

was over a century ago. To

do nothing in light of the

legacy we leave would be

seen as unconscionable. We

have the ability to reduce

carbon pollution and slow

down or even reverse

climate change. We must

now demonstrate the will.

—Greg Johnson

Fort Lauderdale, FL

162. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clarence Breece

North Brunswick, NJ

163. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katharine Abel

Lake Como, PA

164. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert

Brooklyn, NY

165. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

Page 27 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Nowack

Marlboro, NY

166. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bob Knecht

Cleveland, OH

167. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brigitta Arden

Glenshaw, PA

168. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jonathan Brief

New York, NY

169. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Caroline Binder

Mc Connellsburg, PA

170. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Samantha Siler

Cincinnati, OH

171. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 28 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Gelfand

Pittsburgh, PA

172. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Gulla

Canonsburg, PA

173. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vicki Messier

Venice, FL

174. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dwight Gill

North Port, FL

175. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Caiazzo

Fresh Meadows, NY

176. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Glenn Tross

Clearwater, FL

177. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Cowan

Brooklyn, NY

178. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gail Carr

Avondale Estates, GA

179. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Cobb

Moreland Hills, OH

180. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Esther Garvett

Miami, FL

181. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leah Schade

Milton, PA

182. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Merideth Genin

New York, NY

183. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Trina Gribble

Harrisburg, PA

184. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—New York, NY

185. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Floss Shahbegian

186. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katherine Kurzius

Brooklyn, NY

187. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betty Almand

Avondale Estates, GA

188. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Al Krause

New York, NY

189. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Graham Richman

Rye, NY

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

190. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Liz Garratt

Buffalo, NY

191. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Esther Weaver

Highland, NY

192. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Helen Schafer

Jackson, NJ

193. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ed Glick

Ft Mitchell, KY

194. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clifford Weiss

East Windsor, NJ

195. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sean Zigmund

Livingston Manor, NY

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

196. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—José

Miami, FL

197. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jenifer

Lady Lake, FL

198. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Hawkins

Pittsburgh, PA

199. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon Madden

Lake Worth, FL

200. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Aukerman

Burgettstown, PA

201. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stanley Wecker

Lake City, FL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

202. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Nash

Statesboro, GA

203. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brad Walrod

Kenoza Lake, NY

204. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karan Rinaldo

Astoria, NY

205. Reference Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495 I 

am writing to urge that the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency take positive action 

to reduce the amount of 

carbon pollutants allowed to 

be released from new power 

plants. I am an Eagle Scout, 

Troop leader, father and 

committed hunter and 

outdoorsman. I have 

witnessed firsthand the 

effects of our changing 

environment over the past 50 

years, as the Appalachian 

forests have been thinning 

and native animal 

populations declining. I fear 

for the future for my son, 

who may live to see the end 

result of our current policies 

of allowing unfettered 

dumping of carbon products 

into the air. I strongly urge 

you to restrict the carbon 

pollutants that the oil and

gas industries wish to

continue unchained by

best-practices regulation.

—B Peet

Pensacola, FL

206. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Fischbach

Cherry Hill, NJ

207. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Menosky

Keyport, NJ

208. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Hunter

Springfield, NJ

209. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cathryn Weiss

Downingtown, PA

210. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—April Jacob

North Bergen, NJ

211. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Jim Kippen

Plymouth Meeting, PA

212. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gerrit Crouse

Nyack, NY

213. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—james HOEHNjr

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Albany, NY

214. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kirsten levin

Margate City, NJ

215. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nathan Sullenberger

Greensburg, PA

216. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Phillip Hope

Brooklyn, NY

217. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ben King

New York, NY

218. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Edwards

Wilkes Barre, PA

219. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—DoRi Miles

Crown Point, NY

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220. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Sabogal

Bronx, NY

221. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jan Hall

Columbus, OH

222. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexis Pagoulatos

Long Branch, NJ

223. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Leder

North Salem, NY

224. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Benjamin Joannou

Pinecrest, FL

225. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—West Palm Beach, FL

226. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Lewellen-Biddle

Lake Hiawatha, NJ

227. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Lerman

Wyncote, PA

228. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen North

Bridgehampton, NY

229. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Letitia Dace

Miami, FL

230. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Van Riper

Putnam Valley, NY

231. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathryn Scott

Brooklyn, NY

232. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Page 38 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fidel Arbolaez

Lakeland, FL

233. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maria Esposito-Pickering

Amityville, NY

234. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carolyn Barrett

Syracuse, NY

235. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeffrey Rattner

Lake Hopatcong, NJ

236. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—s Logan

Miami, FL

237. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Teresi

Columbus, OH

238. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alice Dugar

Independence, OH

239. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ryan Svenson

North Lewisburg, OH

240. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Randy Corbin

Margate, FL

241. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bertha Kriegler

Schenectady, NY

242. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cris Larson

Philadelphia, PA

243. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Shaak

Reading, PA

244. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and

Page 40 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Urbanek

Brecksville, OH

245. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rick Ingersoll

Oxford, OH

246. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Henry Gaudsmith

New York, NY

247. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Fields

Delray Beach, FL

248. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Canright

Asbury, NJ

249. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine rohde

Youngstown, OH

250. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

Page 41 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Douglass Reeves

New York, NY

251. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann-Renee Clark

Hollywood, FL

252. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cynthia dantzic

Brooklyn, NY

253. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matthew Tabor

Oswego, NY

254. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Craig Fitzpatrick

Astoria, NY

255. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jamy Lasell

Maplewood, NJ

256. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—New York, NY

257. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margarita Garcia

Plattsburgh, NY

258. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Lemmert

Peekskill, NY

259. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rui Moreira

Elizabeth, NJ

260. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Kahl

Auburn, NY

261. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Demetzky

North Ridgeville, OH

262. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donald Stone

Mountain Top, PA

263. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margery Bowser

Fayetteville, NY

264. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Taylor

Bayville, NJ

265. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

Florida is particularly

susceptible to climate

change especially rising sea

levels and drastic changes in

temperature. A sudden cold

snap after unseasonable

warmth just killed a tree in

my yard. The warmth made it

put on new growth, the cold

killed the growth, and the

tree is now falling apart. That

is minor, but it shows vividly

the results. The new power

plant standards must be

strong enough to ensure that

newly built plants do not fill

our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

—Barbara Hughes

Sanford, FL

266. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jonathan Gillespie

Newberry, FL

267. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Webb

Pitman, NJ

268. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laquisha

Fort Lauderdale, FL

269. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Don't become

history.

—Joshua Gilbert

Marion, OH

270. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Palla

Waynesboro, PA

271. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arnold Gore

New York, NY

272. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Averlon Hill

Brooklyn, NY

273. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Scullard

Stanfordville, NY

274. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linette Schreiber

Ardmore, PA

275. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Parker

Lewisburg, PA

276. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessica Aguirre

Casselberry, FL

277. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diane

Buffalo, NY

278. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—New Hartford, NY

279. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judith Samkoff

Harrisburg, PA

280. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Lawson

New York, NY

281. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexa and Kevin

Manning

Downingtown, PA

282. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jocelyn Anthony

Philadelphia, PA

283. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Putrelo

Sauquoit, NY

284. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. We can't

afford to delay action.

—Sara Pandolfi

Oberlin, OH

285. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. In fact, I don't

think any more carbon

should be emitted period.

—Bill and Jackie Heinl

Beaver Falls, PA

286. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Catherine Contarino

Lynbrook, NY

287. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa van Wijk

New York, NY

288. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Taylor Brown

Cape Coral, FL

289. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeaneen Andretta

Florham Park, NJ

290. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Knight

Winter Haven, FL

291. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Virginia Cousins

Tallmadge, OH

292. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Gale

New York, NY

293. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrea Chisari

Titusville, FL

294. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Suzanne Watson

Killbuck, OH

295. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andie D

Brooklyn, NY

296. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carl Foner

Brooklyn, NY

297. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amanda Goodman

New York, NY

298. These are my 

comments to the EPA in 

support of strong carbon 

pollution standards for new 

power plants, Docket ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

The standards for new power 

plants must not allow the 

coal and natural gas 

industries to continue to emit 

dangerous levels of carbon 

that is polluting our air, 

fueling climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

Pollution from power plants 

is the nation's largest single 

source of carbon. We must 

protect our environment not 

only for our health, but also 

for the health and well being 

of our children, our animals,

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the food we grow, the air we

breathe, the water we drink.

It is the EPA's responsibility

as the authorized guardian of

our environment to enact

standards that protect all

Americans from the greedy,

self-serving industries that

would wreak havoc on the

environment with no regard

to the health and welfare of

the American people. Thank

you for your attention to this

letter.

—Rose Gordon

South Amboy, NJ

299. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—A Newman

Hazlet, NJ

300. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Henry Jones

Columbus, OH

301. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Fassett

Binghamton, NY

302. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—M Solomon

Harrisburg, PA

303. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jacob Blaustein

Eatontown, NJ

304. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Parks

Point Pleasant, NJ

305. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ryusuke Hasegawa

Morristown, NJ

306. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cleveland, OH

307. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mostyn Thayer

Port. St. Lucie, FL

308. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tim Miller

Philadelphia, PA

309. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharlane Gubkin

Cleveland, OH

310. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cecelia Vidmar

Cleveland Heights, OH

311. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joy Varner

Carlisle, PA

312. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Garry Taroli

Wilkes Barre, PA

313. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Scott

Cleveland, OH

314. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Carroll

Lake Ariel, PA

315. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Miles

W. Palm Bch.,, FL

316. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tatum Hammer

Brandon, FL

317. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Ricci

Brooklyn, NY

318. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wendy Fast

Dansville, NY

319. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joe C

Collegeville, PA

320. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Jones

Moultrie, GA

321. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Craig Gripp

Philadelphia, PA

322. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Beverly

Williamson-Pecori

Mc Kees Rocks, PA

323. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—P Scoville

Hewitt, NJ

324. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Blake brewster

Avondale Estates, GA

325. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Khalia Williams

Pompano Beach, FL

326. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—John McGloin

Staten Island, NY

327. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa Mendelsohn

Pompano Beach, FL

328. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Cynthia Liss

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Brooklyn, NY

329. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Helen Carmichael

Wildwood, NJ

330. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Ivers

Pittsburgh, PA

331. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Savanna Williams

Smyrna, GA

332. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marianne Hines

Hague, NY

333. Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. I

am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

pollution standards for new

power plants, Burning

methane and coal puts

carbon dioxide into the air.

Methane also gets into the

air via the pipes that

transport it to the power

plants and methane is a

worse greenhouse gas than

carbon dioxide. There are

solutions to burning: the sun,

the wind, the oceans, the

rivers. And improved building

codes that take energy into

account. Emphasize them,

please.

—Mercy

New York, NY

334. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcia Rock

Englewood, OH

335. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sidney Cholmar

New York, NY

336. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barb DeLeone

Tallmadge, OH

337. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Powell

Larchmont, NY

338. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen Wolfsong

Rochester, NY

339. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—New York, NY

340. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Fung

New York, NY

341. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brendan Solano

Rocky Point, NY

342. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vaughn Parker

Philadelphia, PA

343. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—R Danek

Lawrence Township, NJ

344. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elise Witt

Pine Lake, GA

345. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. WHY DO WE

HAVE TO FIGHT OUR OWN

GOVERNMENT TO

PROTECT OUR

ENVIRONMENT??? VOTE

THOSE IN OFFICE WHO

CONTINUE TO DENY

MAN'S CULPABILITY

.....OUT OF OFFICE. HOLD

THEM ACCOUNTABLE

FOR THE DEMISE OF

'OUR' PLANET....IT'S NOT

THEIRS TO DESTROY.

YOUR VOTE IS THE ONLY

WAY TO CHANGE

WASHINGTON.

—Anita Buffer

Warminster, PA

346. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Avery Chase

Mahopac, NY

347. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Schremmer Alain

Philadelphia, PA

348. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. If the

President meant what he

said last night, let him do it.

And you do it, too.

—Lewis Taishoff

New York, NY

349. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Hollington

Gainesville, FL

350. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Amory

LeRaysville, PA

351. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dave Gilbert

Maplewood, NJ

352. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Hinkelman

Rochester, NY

353. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melanie Pasinski

East Aurora, NY

354. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wes Ernsberger

Owego, NY

355. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Salvatore

Clintondale, NY

356. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Kevin Downing

Fort Lee, NJ

357. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Lester

Smyrna, GA

358. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Laura Wheeler

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Cleveland, OH

359. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Murray Jankus

Morrisville, PA

360. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judith Bean

Savannah, GA

361. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Henry

Naples, FL

362. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Colonel Meyer

North Port, FL

363. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephanie Cruz

Jamaica, NY

364. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Jackson

New York, NY

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

365. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Wise

Blue Bell, PA

366. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sally Hinshaw

Columbus, OH

367. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jacques Zakin

Dublin, OH

368. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emma Rainoff

Gettysburg, PA

369. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher Vasquez

Kearny, NJ

370. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janice Parker

Toccoa, GA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

371. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jonathan Lang

Forest Hills, NY

372. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert & Helen Swab

Dayton, OH

373. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amber butler

Jacksonville, FL

374. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Barton

Athens, GA

375. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matthew Niekamp

Saint Henry, OH

376. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ira Ballen

New York, NY

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

377. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Conlon

Tarpon Springs, FL

378. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Heidi Condello

Rochester, NY

379. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alice Carli

Rochester, NY

380. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Malcolm Norton

Berwick, PA

381. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamylle Greinke

Peconic, NY

382. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert and Donna

Janusko

Bethlehem, PA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

383. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kurt Kellner

Coudersport, PA

384. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. Power plant 

emissions affect the quality 

of our air, water and soil. 

They also add to our health 

care costs. We owe it to

future generations to ensure

that there is clean air, clean

water and healthy soils. I am

a mother and a grandmother

and I care about the dignity

of life for future generations.

It is our responsibility as a

nation and as citizens. This

is an example of fiscal

responsibility for the future. It

is also a matter of national

security.

—Nell Wulff

Cincinnati, OH

385. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Lipson

New Paltz, NY

386. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. It's past time

to make a stand against

climate change.

—Niki Learn

New Brunswick, NJ

387. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brad

Youngstown, OH

388. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alicia Pagano

Unadilla, NY

389. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. America

needs strong carbon

pollution standards for new

power plants now! Not only

will this help our whole

planet, it will help the

children and all other living

beings in America!

—Patricia Amazalorso

Cortlandt Manor, NY

390. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. 40% of carbon

pollution is created by power

plants. New power plants

must meet aggressive

standards to protect our kids'

health and our climate. Do

ALL you can to support

alternative fuels!

—Dan Cush

Pittsburgh, PA

391. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leslie Cassidy

New York, NY

392. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tod Lawrence

Atlanta, GA

393. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mario Velarde

Hialeah, FL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

394. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. It may help to

know that our US lifestyle

could only sustain 1.5 billion

people on earth. That means

we would need 4 planets if

we continue our outdated

100-year-old energy policy.

So it is perish or innovate.

—Mechthild Schmidt

New York, NY

395. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon Fields

Port Washington, NY

396. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon Carbine

Akron, PA

397. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa Paige

New York, NY

398. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura

Yorktown Heights, NY

399. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Cynthia Folit

Sarasota, FL

400. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Myers

Petersburg, PA

401. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Judith Martinez

Saint Augustine, FL

402. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Saulo Colon

New York, NY

403. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Thomas Natoli

New Paltz, NY

404. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Wills

Pensacola, FL

405. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—chey Richmond

Pensacola, FL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

406. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cindi Dean

Rye, NY

407. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arlo Chase

Brooklyn, NY

408. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Harold T. Hodes

Ithaca, NY

409. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marlina Patrowski

Buffalo, NY

410. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Juanita

Bronx, NY

411. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeff McCollim

Concord Twp, OH

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

412. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christa Vanderbilt

Kennett Square, PA

413. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alaina Johnson

Brooklyn, NY

414. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Loretta Spaulding

Atlanta, GA

415. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rudy Persaud

Jacksonville, FL

416. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Morgan Clark

South Orange, NJ

417. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen McCarthy

Naples, FL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

418. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barry Zuckerman

Middletown, NY

419. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nick Mantas

Twp. Of Washington, NJ

420. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—A Zumchak

Utica, NY

421. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Neil Freson

Henrietta, NY

422. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Kavanaugh

Oberlin, OH

423. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bobbie Razo

Staten Island, NY

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

424. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Taylor

Los Angeles, CA

425. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Hilton Bakker

Bemidji, MN

426. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Bohac

Twain Harte, CA

427. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—max magbee

Baton Rouge, LA

428. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Audrey Hummer

White Hall, MD

429. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Forsberg

Julian, PA

Page 71 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

430. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher Streib

Pittsburgh, PA

431. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Antonella Antonini

Bellingham, WA

432. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Liss

Brookfield, IL

433. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Higgins

Hillsborough, NC

434. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gabriel Riccio

Chicago, IL

435. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bradley Colden

Whittier, CA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

436. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dana Quintel

Scottsdale, AZ

437. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dominick Saia

Louisville, CO

438. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Mendieta

Austin, TX

439. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Schooley

Reno, NV

440. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcia Hopkins

Lexington, KY

441. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Geoffrey Johnson

Kenmore, WA

Page 73 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

442. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rob Roberts

Warren, MI

443. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bill Chockla

Estes Park, CO

444. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carmen Dinescu

North Brunswick, NJ

445. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michele Langston

Conway, AR

446. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Greg Allbee

Bedford, TX

447. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Wiebenson

Portland, OR

Page 74 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

448. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rita Mullis

Charlotte, NC

449. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Theresa

Novi, MI

450. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen Bentley

Baltimore, MD

451. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Lahti

Beaumont, CA

452. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dean Webb

Seattle, WA

453. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Heath Harris

Overland Park, KS

Page 75 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

454. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jared Howe

Seattle, WA

455. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Grainger

Riverside, CA

456. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kent Lambert

Chicago, IL

457. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Gable

Seattle, WA

458. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Crotty

Manchester, MO

459. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon saunders

Tacoma, WA

Page 76 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

460. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Toni Reading

Sultan, WA

461. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sergey Galushko

Edmonds, WA

462. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Beckwith

Erlanger, KY

463. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—K Alexander

Houston, TX

464. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maureen Wheeler

Silver Spring, MD

465. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Greg DeMasi

Concord, CA

Page 77 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

466. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Justin Greer

Chicago, IL

467. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terje Skotheim

Tucson, AZ

468. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Dryden

Tucson, AZ

469. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Nelson

Mount Shasta, CA

470. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Eppelsheimer

Milwaukee, WI

471. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Combs

Eugene, OR

Page 78 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

472. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margie Borchers

Santa Barbara, CA

473. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joe Morin

El Dorado, AR

474. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Belachew

Cambridge, MA

475. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—karma mccain

North Hollywood, CA

476. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tim DiChiara

Vashon, WA

477. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Abigail Clark

East Lansing, MI

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478. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—yogi nasser

portland, OR

479. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—nick evans

San Tan Valley, AZ

480. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pauline Seales

481. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Harry Wohlsein

Portland, OR

482. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sean Gallagher

Oakland, CA

483. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janine Terry

Studio City, CA

484. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Caleb Beyer

West Des Moines, IA

485. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clara Santiso

Somis, CA

486. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pati Philbrook

Fairfield, IA

487. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dean Halpern

San Rafael, CA

488. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bill Sanders

Greensboro Bend, VT

489. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenneth Beasley

Seattle, WA

490. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chelsea Collison

Mount Airy, MD

491. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Caroline Wallace

Charleston, SC

492. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Finder-Stone

De Pere, WI

493. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Segu Yemane

Washington, DC

494. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Quentin

Portland, OR

495. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edward Wang

Bellingham, WA

496. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen Malley

Tacoma, WA

497. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Geoffrey Ogden

Middleburg, VA

498. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim Laybourn

Jackson, WY

499. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Monica Collins

San Francisco, CA

500. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Reed Williams

Reno, NV

501. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amy St Lawrence

Scottsdale, AZ

502. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lonnie Tuttle

Chicago, IL

503. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sara Vevia

Fort Wayne, IN

504. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Darcy Reeves

Portland, OR

505. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—H Fleishon

Cambridge, MA

506. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wayne Lewis

Lubbock, TX

507. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edith Kantrowitz

Brooklyn, NY

508. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Hlodnicki

Indianapolis, IN

509. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jacki Ruby

Berkeley, CA

510. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sylvia Donnelly

Hartsburg, MO

511. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joel Berman

Smithtown, NY

512. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Zak Eagle

Stamford, CT

513. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Greg Collins

Coopersville, MI

514. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aundreia Seward

Klamath Falls, OR

515. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Roy Zarow

Tucson, AZ

516. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amie Alter

San Luis Obispo, CA

517. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lauren Kelley

Portland, OR

518. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Coon

Commerce City, CO

519. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Damien Hyde

Gregory, MI

520. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—steven Presley

Chaplin, CT

521. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Carson

Durham, NC

522. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve Gersman

Issaquah, WA

523. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Adam Freden

Tucson, AZ

524. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Esther Leonard

Huntington, WV

525. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David and Leah

Weathers

Marion, MI

526. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Since 40% of carbon 

pollution is created by power 

plant emissions, they are the 

nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

Page 87 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leslie Wheaton

Batavia, OH

527. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ryan Houlette

Cambridge, MA

528. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Laundry

Framingham, MA

529. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dawn Bartok

Rockwood, MI

530. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—David Savige

Portsmouth, VA

531. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brad Raughley

Providence, RI

532. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—John Keiter

Page 88 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Covington, KY

533. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brooks Obr

Coralville, IA

534. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christian Holder

Manassas, VA

535. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Adam Pait

Silver Spring, MD

536. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. Let's focus on 

Protecting the 

Environment....Focus on 

Solar Energy because it is 

the right thing to do!

—Jill Mayo

Exeter, NH

537. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Denise Fry

Saint Clair Shores, MI

538. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Shawn Grove

Page 89 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Omaha, NE

539. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Murphy

Seattle, WA

540. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ryan Walters

Austin, TX

541. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—RW Paugh

Ocean View, DE

542. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Doug Jablin

Las Vegas, NV

543. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeff Chapman

Phoenix, AZ

544. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Griffith

Sequim, WA

Page 90 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

545. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Duke

Charlottesville, VA

546. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Delfina Estevez

Milwaukee, WI

547. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dwight Allbee

Waverly, IA

548. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Theresa Kremer

LaVista, NE

549. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Mann

Newport News, VA

550. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary McFarland

Keswick, VA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

551. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Addie Lucas

Solon Springs, WI

552. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Craig Garehan

Grand Rapids, MI

553. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Spitzer

Durango, CO

554. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mludington

Boston, MA

555. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Hixson

Ludington, MI

556. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Hills

Makawao, HI

Page 92 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

557. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Williamsburg, KY

558. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sol Jerome

League City, TX

559. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul

Ann Arbor, MI

560. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—DONALD WATSON

MONROVIA, MD

561. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen

Walderman-Blazucki

Lutherville Timonium, MD

562. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Since 40% of carbon

pollution is created by power

plant emissions, they are the

nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Merrijo Wheaton

Batavia, OH

Page 93 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

563. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dorothy Dewell

Catonsville, MD

564. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa

Sylva, NC

565. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cheryl Agne

Seattle, WA

566. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betsy Beckerman

Ann Arbor, MI

567. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Whittle

Kent, WA

568. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Engstrom

Los Altos, CA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

569. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Ruby

Los Angeles, CA

570. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thom Lufkin

Olympia, WA

571. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon Griva

New Smyrna Beach, FL

572. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eileen Alba

Henderson, NV

573. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Row

Frederick, MD

574. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine Ayres

Orchard Park, NY

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

575. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lois Holstege

Grand Rapids, MI

576. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sanjeev Rao

Shrewsbury, NJ

577. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristopher Kvenvold

Harvard, MA

578. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John AND Jean Fleming

Lonsdale, MN

579. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Vore

Marquette, MI

580. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vera Loewer

Pacifica, CA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

581. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Columbus, OH

582. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diana Wright

Albany, NY

583. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alicia Garza

Malden, MA

584. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Severine Chance

Irving, TX

585. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Martin

Oakland, CA

586. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Hardy

Shelbyville, KY

587. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

Page 97 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Brake

Holland, MI

588. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Werner Janssen

Tucson, AZ

589. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Goyetche

Athol, MA

590. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ted Steen

Boulder, CO

591. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dawn Rubbert

Saint Louis, MO

592. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Helen Renqvist

Newport, VA

593. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Sercombe

Royal Oak, MI

594. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Bullock

Chicago, IL

595. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mara Swensen

Renton, WA

596. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Gilardi

Hood River, OR

597. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Ohare

Daly City, CA

598. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Needham

Grand Rapids, MI

599. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beatrice Bigham

Indianapolis, IN

600. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—X

Manchester, NH

601. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lee Graham

Oak Park, MI

602. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Bentley

Charlotte, NC

603. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—York Quillen

Knoxville, TN

604. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin McKenna

Fort Lauderdale, FL

605. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Dobiesz

Louisville, KY

606. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Even as the

President voiced his

concerns about the reality of

'climate change' the Eastern

seaboard and Midwest were

frozen in ice storms, and the

West was in drought! Darn

right it's real! Extreme

weather is the proof.

—Adrian Tafolla

San Bernardino, CA

607. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Hensley

Sandgap, KY

608. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Moriarty

Staten Island, NY

609. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. I live on this

Earth also. So do my nieces

and nephews and their

children.

—Vincent Patti

Long Beach, CA

610. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Schrader

Chariton, IA

611. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

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Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cristian

Anaheim, CA

612. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pat Foster

Middletown, NY

613. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Brownlie

Princeton, NJ

614. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Schulman

Mundelein, IL

615. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—sherrie munday

BOULDER, CO

616. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Thompson

Norristown, PA

617. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Larry Leszczynski

Denver, CO

618. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Phillip Markis

westminster, CO

619. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessica Cosman

South Lyon, MI

620. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Steponaitis

San Francisco, CA

621. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Strelke

North Easton, MA

622. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eleanor Nettleton

East Hampton, CT

623. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matthew Kremske

Elmhurst, IL

624. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rowen Kade

Auburn, WA

625. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Benson

Carlsbad, CA

626. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kitty Dantonio

Redmond, WA

627. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Mills

Randolph Center, VT

628. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jonathan Martinez

Spokane, WA

629. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Darren Grafius

East Lansing, MI

630. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—J Gurdin

San Francisco, CA

631. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christina Ballingall

Kalamazoo, MI

632. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kyle Peterson

Sterling Heights, MI

633. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ray Perkins

Owenton, KY

634. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stan Sheggeby

madison, WI

635. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Gregetsen

Delavan, WI

636. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Windy Holzbach

San Francisco, CA

637. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Carroll

Saint Paul, MN

638. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Doris Henderson

Fort Washington, MD

639. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terry Dycus

San Marcos, CA

640. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Denise Thomas

Saint Paul, MN

641. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Benjamin Oppenheim

Miami, FL

642. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rachel Raimi

Berkley, MI

643. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Cavanaugh

Belleville, MI

644. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—JIm Snee

Center Rutland, VT

645. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Anderson

Hampton, VA

646. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Suzanne Wooldridge

Gravel Switch, KY

647. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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—Dan Finkle

San Francisco, CA

648. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brenda Black

Louisville, KY

649. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Melissa Page

Denton, TX

650. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—stacey Scholten

San Francisco, CA

651. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joe Files

Apache Junction, AZ

652. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynde Wooster

Denver, CO

653. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Prchal

Tucson, AZ

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

654. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Gosnell

Georgetown, DE

655. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change. The higher 

temperatures brought on by 

global warming lead to the 

production of more smog, 

which contributes to the 

spiraling rate of childhood 

asthma and other respiratory 

diseases. The new power 

plant standards must be 

strong enough to ensure that 

newly built plants do not fill 

our air with any more 

dangerous carbon pollution 

regardless of whether it 

comes from "clean coal," 

natural gas, or anything else.

—George Kaufman

Lexington, KY

656. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Josh Berger

Harvard, IL

657. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—I. Engle

Tularosa, NM

658. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melanie Roman

Sandy Hook, CT

659. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary McCuen

Salem, OR

Page 109 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

660. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Carter

Portland, OR

661. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. It 

is recognized that it is 

absolutely necessary to have 

the world reduce the carbon 

pollution NOW if the next 

generation is to have a world 

that can support healthy life. 

North Carolina is among the 

many states that is suffering 

from the carbon pollution of 

current power plants. Power 

plant emissions are the 

nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Esther Megill

Asheville, NC

662. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—melek korel

663. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patrick Blanton

Phoenix, AZ

664. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marie Schopac

Charlestown, RI

665. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

Page 110 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Derek Baker

Barstow, CA

666. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dawn Lo

Scranton, PA

667. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—N W

Chattanooga, TN

668. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Messing

Traverse City, MI

669. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Hennessey

Phoenix, AZ

670. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Audette Fulson

Cheyenne, WY

671. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

Page 111 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Brook Heimbaugh

Austin, TX

672. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—George

Costa Mesa, CA

673. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Jeffrey Phillips

Shelburne, VT

674. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gillian Austin

Rockville, MD

675. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rachel Scarlata

Divide, CO

676. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sloan Thompson

Oakland, CA

677. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine Hutchins

Olathe, KS

Page 112 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

678. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Twyla Olney

Moxee, WA

679. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Karvenz

Round Rock, TX

680. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan

Milwaukee, WI

681. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—M

easton, MA

682. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Simonsen

Vallejo, CA

683. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gerald Hermes

Coupeville, WA

Page 113 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

684. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Harold Copeland

Houston, TX

685. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynn Wilbur

Sitka, AK

686. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher Campbell

San Francisco, CA

687. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Collin Rees

Kearney, NE

688. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Roseanne Rohrer

Spokane, WA

689. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sara Avery

Lafayette, CO

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

690. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carolyn Pomeroy

Kamuela, HI

691. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Archuleta

Reno, NV

692. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeff Keyes

Louisville, KY

693. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Lemke

Milwaukee, WI

694. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—AnneMarie Call

San Jose, CA

695. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alex Meek

edmond, OK

Page 115 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

696. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ivan LaHaie

Grass Lake, MI

697. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Frazier

Knoxville, TN

698. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ron Ricklefs

Cedar Rapids, IA

699. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emily Southard

Denver, CO

700. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melendra

Manhattan, KS

701. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Normal, IL

702. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Naylor

Makawao, HI

703. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ray TRACY

Manor, TX

704. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Stuebe

Portland, OR

705. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—carol Faulkner

Ironton, OH

706. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Oran Sandel

Silver Spring, MD

707. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Greg Puppione

Seattle, WA

708. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Page 117 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eusebio Pecurto

709. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nanette Betts

Clio, MI

710. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Wilscam

Rockville, CT

711. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Billy Giblin

Park City, UT

712. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lindsay

West Bridgewater, MA

713. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Grundy

Dallas, TX

714. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

Page 118 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynne Treat

Chehalis, WA

715. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Godfrey Mungal

Cupertino, CA

716. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ruth Frazier

Knoxville, TN

717. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lloyd Knox

Davis, CA

718. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeannine Broadwell

Dublin, CA

719. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fran Post

Port Townsend, WA

720. WAKE UP 

EVERYONE!!! I am writing to 

the Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—H Claire

Fairfield, IA

721. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Veroune Chittim

Selma, OR

722. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Barron

Beaverton, OR

723. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diana Waters

Torrance, CA

724. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Teach

Vancouver, WA

725. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Collmer

Vancouver, WA

726. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

Page 120 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Fraker

Washington, DC

727. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Louise Usechak

Shrewsbury, NJ

728. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tamara Pezzente

Suffield, CT

729. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Samantha Miller

Cincinnati, OH

730. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—john eschen

Grand Coulee, WA

731. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Blackwell

New Baltimore, MI

732. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kay

Metairie, LA

733. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Constance Harvey

San Mateo, CA

734. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nesto Pellos

San Diego, CA

735. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Theodore Beloin

Tucson, AZ

736. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Hansen

Deerfield, IL

737. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jess Bolen

Cape Girardeau, MO

738. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peg Fisher

Blacksburg, VA

739. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Butterfield

Eureka, CA

740. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anton Vysotskiy

Corona, NY

741. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melody Mayer

oloympia, WA

742. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Williams

Richmond, KY

743. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Effingham, NH

744. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Holly Kukkonen

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Iowa City, IA

745. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Seattle, WA

746. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ron Robinson

Audubon, NJ

747. As a child I had severe

asthma, Now, as an elder, i

recently learned that I have

low level COPD. I need to

use an inhaler several times

a day,and I live in rural

Maine! It is imperative to

switch to clean energy! Why

don't coal and oil companies

instead invest in the energy

sources of the future? Then

they would not be despised.

Enough of the Death Culture!

I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

We also need to stay clear of

nuclear power plants and

shut down the exisiting ones

carefully. As we have seen

from Fukushima, when

things go wrong, results are

catastrophic. The new power

plant standards must be

strong enough to ensure that

newly built plants do not fill

our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," (Ha!)

natural gas, or anything else.

—Jon Olsen

Jefferson, ME

748. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wanda Ballentine

St. Paul, MN

749. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristina Nolan

Catonsville, MD

750. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sherry Bupp

Redmond, WA

751. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nelia Swayze

Port Townsend, WA

752. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeri Pollock

Altadena, CA

753. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Hatlestad

Sandy, OR

754. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeremy Kaplan

West Bloomfield, MI

755. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathryn

Oakland, CA

756. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stillwater, MN

757. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Bradshaw

Leawood, KS

758. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Paynter

Austin, TX

759. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Willis

San Diego, CA

760. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Erica Pulley

San Francisco, CA

761. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Kestler

Tucson, AZ

762. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 126 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Whitney

San Francisco, CA

763. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bob LaZebnik

764. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Hoaglin

Concord, MI

765. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristan Kelly

San Jose, CA

766. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lee Wisdom

Downingtown, PA

767. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tamsin Wotton

Saline, MI

768. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—D Baynes

Littleton, CO

769. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Henry Weinberg

Santa Barbara, CA

770. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. I 

am thrilled that the EPA has 

been given authority to work 

to reduce global warming, 

and developing strong 

standards for new power 

plants will help with this. 

Your intervention is 

desperately needed so that 

my son and all other children 

have a better chance to live 

in a thriving world, rather 

than one full of increasingly 

huge ecological disasters. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anna Dresner

Pittsburg, KS

771. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marisa Gonzalez

San Antonio, TX

772. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dennis Bricker

Iowa City, IA

773. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Monica and Hugo

Santa Fe, NM

774. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Celines De Leon-Veras

Bronx, NY

775. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Van Dinter

Boise, ID

776. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chandra Rambo

Newport, NC

777. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. I

also desire old, very polluting

power plants to be phased

out as soon as possible.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gonnie Siebel

Bozeman, MT

778. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Hartman

Eureka, CA

779. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert DeKorte

Kentwood, MI

780. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessica Stabler

Herriman, UT

781. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Tazzia

Grosse Pointe, MI

782. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gabriel Lautaro

Oakland, CA

783. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcus Lackey

Nashville, TN

784. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Carroll

Abilene, KS

785. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. I lived in the 

Ohio River Valley and 

worked as an environmental 

educator for over 35 years 

and have seen the negative 

air and water quality impacts 

of coal generating plants. 

Use of coal has led to 

widespread health issues 

from particulates. The global 

impact of the carbon 

emissions from this regeion 

along is significant and must 

be reduced and eliminated 

as soon a technologically 

possible Thanks for your 

attention.

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—John Ferner

Ft Mitchell, KY

786. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Christian

Hillsboro, OR

787. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Stephen Draper

Accident, MD

788. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terry Phillips

Louisville, KY

789. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ron Russell

Louisville, KY

790. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Whittle

Dugspur, VA

791. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paula Stevens

Orlando, FL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

792. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debra Evon

Minneapolis, MN

793. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Kondrot

Washington, DC

794. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Isaac Salazar

Los Angeles, CA

795. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Price

Davis, CA

796. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jay Atkinson

El Sobrante, CA

797. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Smith

Rosedale, MD

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

798. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Custer

Ann Arbor, MI

799. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debra Amerson

800. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fritzi Redgrave

Tucson, AZ

801. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Banfield

Pembroke, MA

802. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Ahn

Los Angeles, CA

803. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

As you know, power plant 

emissions are the nation's 

largest source of carbon 

pollution. It is not only 

fuelling climate change, but 

also contributing to the 

spiraling rate of childhood 

asthma and other respiratory 

diseases. The new power 

plant standards must be 

strong enough to ensure that 

newly built plants do not fill 

our air with any more 

dangerous carbon pollution 

regardless of whether it's 

called "clean coal," natural 

gas, or anything else. It is a 

completely false sense 

economy that pits jobs 

against the environment. 

Super storms, drought, and 

all of the other changes to 

our climate cost us huge

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amounts of money. And an

irreparably damaged planet

is beyond any calculation. It

may not be popular, but we

owe this to our children and

grandchildren and great

grandchildren—not to

mention all of the other

peoples and living beings

who share this earth.

—Kelley Lynch

Takoma Park, MD

804. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melodie Middlebrooks

Virginia Beach, VA

805. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terry Lee

El Paso, TX

806. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debra Javeline

South Bend, IN

807. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Roger Wechsler

Bow, WA

808. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clayton Conway

Seattle, WA

809. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 134 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Evelyn Pietrowski-Ciullo

Salem, OR

810. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Grice

Chicago, IL

811. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Triantos

Leonardtown, MD

812. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicholas Craig

Ann Arbor, MI

813. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. It's appalling

we need to even have this

conversation.

—Tim Earp

Des Moines, IA

814. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cynthia Stern

Traverse City, MI

815. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Klaus Skreiner

Champaign, IL

816. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chuck Flavin

Corvallis, OR

817. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Floeck

Los Angeles, CA

818. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julianne Ramaker

Bend, OR

819. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jacki Jean

Greer, SC

820. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. As a 

mother-in-law and 

Grandmother to three 

asthmatics, I know the 

dangers to which they are 

being subjected! I also 

worked, for several years, for 

a Japanese company with an 

establishment in Seattle, Wa. 

Their business was chemical 

engineering and 

construction. I know that they 

were doing "scrubbing" 

technology in the 1980's; it is 

available, we could/should 

be using it, but apparently 

aren't! This verges on 

criminal, with the 

endangerment of many lives, 

apparently by Choice! 

Shame on all of us for 

tolerating this! The standards 

MUST be changed and 

enforced! Companies must

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be sanctioned and penalized

for refusal to follow new rules

and standards. This is a

problem which can, and

must, be legislated and

enforced NOW>

—Polly Tarpley

Poulsbo, WA

821. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jordan Lewis

Portland, OR

822. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kara Hodges

Cassopolis, MI

823. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Grand Rapids, MI

824. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan LoFurno

Webster, NY

825. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Leurquin

Minneapolis, MN

826. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

Page 137 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katrin Rosinski

Roseville, MI

827. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vernon C.Smith

Portland, OR

828. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anje' Waters

Grass Valley, CA

829. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shelley Dahlgren

Issaquah, WA

830. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Michael Garitty

Nevada City, CA

831. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nora Polk

Portland, OR

832. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Elizabeth Neuse

Page 138 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Hamden, CT

833. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jenny Cottle

834. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David MLIS

Seattle, WA

835. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—0 0

Chicago, IL

836. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judith Deutsch

Huntington, WV

837. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Fleming

Naperville, IL

838. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vic Warren

San Diego, CA

Page 139 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

839. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Henning

Bloomington, MN

840. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—B Diener

Albuquerque, NM

841. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Darovec

Bradenton, FL

842. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Samantha Rich

Seattle, WA

843. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine Elbert

New York, NY

844. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristina Cliff-Evans

Philadelphia, PA

Page 140 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

845. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bronwen Evans

vancouver, WA

846. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sophie Delebois

Oviedo, FL

847. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mindy Maxwell

Boston, MA

848. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eva Hedberg

Los Angeles, CA

849. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rose Wilde

Port Townsend, WA

850. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edison Jennings

Abingdon, VA

Page 141 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

851. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Heather Clapp

Oakland, CA

852. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Griffin

Kansas City, MO

853. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Natalie Y.

Spring, TX

854. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Erin Zerio

Nashville, TN

855. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Williams

Saint Clair, MI

856. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Christensen

Louisville, KY

Page 142 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

857. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—A

Glendale, AZ

858. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Irene Huskisson

Springdale, AR

859. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Schilling

Denton, TX

860. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephanie Youell

Spring Hill, KS

861. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Hodges

Charlotte, NC

862. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jared Cornelia

Wilmington, DE

Page 143 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

863. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Krista Barbara

New Orleans, LA

864. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Rudnick

Bainbridge Island, WA

865. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Wirth

Seattle, WA

866. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Kenakin

Durham, NC

867. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Arlen

Corvallis, OR

868. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Colin S

Corvallis, OR

Page 144 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

869. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John McGarrity

Silver Spring, MD

870. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terry Shelley

Yorktown, IN

871. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—darius mitchell

seattle, WA

872. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tammy Weisman

Vancouver, WA

873. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jamie Gill

Falls Church, VA

874. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ruth Roberts

Corvallis, OR

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

875. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leon Johnson

Liberty, MO

876. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Brandt

Marion, IA

877. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elliot Safdie

San Francisco, CA

878. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amy Horst

Minneapolis, MN

879. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andres Salguero

Reston, VA

880. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dennis Wolff

Cave Springs, AR

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

881. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Eugene

Newport, WA

882. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathie Weber

Glenview, IL

883. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kimberly Hollbrook

Cave Springs, AR

884. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Murray

Atlanta, GA

885. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Irwin Hoenig

Laurel, MD

886. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Roth

Winthrop, WA

Page 147 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

887. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kari Wood

Orem, UT

888. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rueenfang Wang

Folsom, CA

889. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frances Smith

East Falmouth, MA

890. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chloe Martin

San Anselmo, CA

891. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Purcell

Macomb, MI

892. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Geof Kidd

Germantown, MD

Page 148 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

893. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Isabel Gupta

Livonia, MI

894. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Yvonne Baab

Montpelier, VT

895. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eddie McKinney

Holton, KS

896. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pat Bryan

Lisle, IL

897. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Duane Pierce

Baton Rouge, LA

898. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jay Wiener

Saratoga, CA

Page 149 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

899. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve Hersch

Kenmore, WA

900. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Haddock

Tomball, TX

901. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anna Ralston

Springdale, AR

902. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Lee

Bloomfield Hills, MI

903. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Weaver

Castaic, CA

904. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karyn Gil

Sacramento, CA

Page 150 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

905. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rose Easter

Fayetteville, AR

906. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Darin Camin

Clovis, CA

907. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Judy

Melbourne Beach, FL

908. The USA is turning into 

a 3rd world country due to 

the colonization by 

multi-national corporations. 

This seems unconstitutional. 

Also, the TPP will propel this 

process, and the TPP must 

stopped. Anyone facilitating 

this must be unconcerned 

with the protections of the 

US Constitution. I thought 

this was incorrect 

governmental process, 

sometimes called traitorous. 

http://insideclimatenews.org/news/20130916/study-delivers-good-news-bad-news-met

I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Hricik

909. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sylvia Duncan

Plano, TX

910. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

Page 151 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. PLEASE do

not take polluters'

statements as facts without

truly independent data to

confirm what they claim.

People in this country have

been harmed, some

seriously, by these

businesses. The air belongs

to all of us and we should

protect it.

—Arlene Casey

Matteson, IL

911. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris

Hemmingway-Mucurio

Boynton Beach, FL

912. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sydney Carson

Berkeley, CA

913. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janice Rogers-Levy

Portland, OR

914. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Miller

Portland, OR

915. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elena Ennouri

Redwood City, CA

916. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ron Chelland

Norton Shores, MI

917. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeremy Atkinson

Park City, UT

918. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Hughes

Westborough, MA

919. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alex Mooney

Seattle, WA

920. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rex Messick

Harrod, OH

921. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vince Rubino

Albany, CA

922. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard & Carol Mann

Lake Wylie, SC

923. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve Crow

San Francisco, CA

924. EPA~~Pls support 

strong carbon pollution 

standards for new power 

plants~~EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Carbon pollution flows from 

power plants which makes 

our air harder to breathe. We 

all like to breathe~~don't 

we?

—Zalexi

New York, NY

925. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kdk1@dukeedu

Charlottesville, VA

926. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Mattison

Tillamook, OR

927. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to call on you to

enact strong carbon pollution

standards for new power

plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

As every climate scientist

can tell you, we are not

doing enough to address

climate change which will

drastically affect my children

and their children. We are

essentially robbing their

future with our inaction which

can only be described as

immoral and dangerously

reckless. Therefore it is the

very least the EPA can do to

ensure new power plant

standards are strong enough

to ensure that newly built

plants do not fill our air with

any more dangerous carbon

pollution regardless of

whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. In fact EPA

should oversee a process

where fossil fuels are

effectively regulated and

priced out of existence.

—Nick Buxton

Davis, CA

928. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Audrey Simonson

Rolfe, IA

929. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Grosse Pointe, MI

930. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ruthann Chou

Pasadena, CA

931. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Webb

Natick, MA

932. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jake Turner

Walsenburg, CO

933. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rob Stonecipher

Phoenix, AZ

934. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Lincoln Deffenbaugh

Denver, CO

935. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eleanor Brilliant

New York, NY

936. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Bonnie Pounds

Boca Raton, FL

937. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Carter

San Francisco, CA

938. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Takeguchi

939. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Since coal can

be processed with renewable

energy & water to produce

methane, it need not be the

gross polluting climate

changer. Methane is also

easily transported. Indeed,

the end products are all

usable, even the mercury.

—Linus Hollis

Oakland, CA

940. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. It is beyond

time to enact stronger

pollution standards. We must

not let the oil and gas

companies dictate our

policies. They do not care

about the health and welfare

of the citizens of our country

or the world. Let us be the

leaders in saying no to these

special interests and yes to

the future for all the world's

populations. Thank you.

—Kim Croft

Colorado Springs, CO

941. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dianna Minadeo

Grosse Pointe, MI

942. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Catherine Whiteside

Katy, TX

943. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—V Hanes

APO, AE

944. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Sheffield

Buckhannon, WV

945. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Doug Mesich

Knoxville, TN

946. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kaye Lawrence

Pownal, ME

947. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Albert Nickerson

Biddeford, ME

948. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Draga Popovski

Utica, MI

949. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Barrett

Dillon Beach, CA

950. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Hildebrand

Mobile, AL

951. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Hannaford

Arlington, VA

952. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. I support any

and all efforts to address

climate change and curtailing

our contribution to it.

—Rodney Wollam

Columbus, OH

953. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Neri

Pinckney, MI

954. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Smith

Phoenix, AZ

955. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Hazen

Traverse City, MI

956. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken and Geraldine

Grunow

Detroit, MI

957. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Yuen

Boise, ID

958. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leo McDevitt

Vista, CA

959. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Canady

Kansas City, KS

960. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Further, our

natural resources should be

used within our own country

not exported as raw

materials so that they can be

burned in foreign, plants that

lack regulation further

polluting the air we breathe.

—Dan Burwell

Bellingham, WA

961. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dale Gilman

Franklin, MI

962. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ruth

Portland, OR

963. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Sabo

Austin, TX

964. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve Roth

Santa Rosa, CA

965. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stacey Meinzen

Cotati, CA

966. As a parent, 

grandparent, and an 

advocate against carbon 

pollution, I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. The US is the

world’s second largest

emitter of carbon pollution

and the largest historic

emitter. Yet, last June, when

the President initially

announced his plan to cut

carbon pollution from power

plants, the American Coal

Council said, "The global use

of coal is increasing rapidly

and will continue to grow,

regardless of America’s

energy policy." This

complete abdication of

responsibility demonstrates

just how far the fossil fuel

industry will go to deny

there's a problem.

—Janice Hall

967. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Earl McCarter

Topeka, KS

968. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—K G

Orting, WA

969. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terry Tedesco-Kerrick

Phoenix, AZ

970. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. We have

proven alternative power

resources that can easily

replace the polluting power

plants. While they might cost

more initially, is it too much

to pay for your kids and their

children to enjoy a clean

environment?

—Wilford Long

Portland, OR

971. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Norma Corey

Redwood City, CA

972. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Jackson

Middleton, WI

973. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joyce Niksic

Hammond, IN

974. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joanne Larsen

Lee, MA

975. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jay Rutherdale

Sacramento, CA

976. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joyce Markham

Portland, OR

977. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lezlee Willems

Sacramento, CA

978. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clifton

Rockville, MD

979. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anita Wald-Tuttle

Grass Valley, CA

980. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Denard Springle

Centreville, VA

981. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keith Myers

Indianapolis, IN

982. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Janssen

Richmond, KY

983. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Abby Grosslein

Wallingford, CT

984. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Romney

Baltimore, MD

985. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Forbes

Saint Paul, MN

986. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Kwitkowski

Chicago, IL

987. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ralph Morris

Franklin Square, NY

988. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Lamar

Sonora, CA

989. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Kane

Mesa, AZ

990. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Glen Donahue

Southfield, MI

991. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ma Wilkinson

Lubbock, TX

992. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lanna Ultican

Blue Springs, MO

993. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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coal," natural gas, or

anything else. In the face of

looming climate change, we

can't afford to add any more

pollution to our

overburdened global

environment--to reverse the

already dangerous levels, we

must adhere to new very

strong standards for power

plants.

—Kindy Kemp

Port Townsend, WA

994. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fran Watson

Spring Valley, CA

995. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer DiRenzo

Elk Creek, MO

996. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marilyn Barb

Pleasant Hill, IA

997. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ryan Thatcher

Grand Rapids, MI

998. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Claus

Wheaton, IL

999. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jerry Nailon

Sacramento, CA

1000. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases. I

WANT TO ASK YOU, HOW

BAD WILL YOU LET THE

ENVIROMENT GET

BEFORE YOU EVEN

START TO CHANGE???

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Culhane

Studio City, CA

1001. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Smith

Irvine, CA

1002. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine Roane

Springfield, MA

1003. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cherie Connick

Crescent City, CA

1004. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Green

Nashville, TN

1005. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa Vatterott

Saint Louis, MO

1006. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—G C

Sterling, IL

1007. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, Docket 

ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chelsea Barnes

Raleigh, NC

1008. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Summer Stevens

Moscow, ID

1009. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leah Turner

Sherwood, AR

1010. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Davis

Portage, MI

1011. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 168 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Louis Fischer

Washington, DC

1012. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Louis Daher

Ann Arbor, MI

1013. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Pomerantz

Los Angeles, CA

1014. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Haavind

Eugene, OR

1015. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peggy Sinopole

Saint Louis, MO

1016. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. We need

strong standards, now!!

—Suzanne Koury

Iowa City, IA

1017. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Weld

Hoffman Estates, IL

1018. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anthony Ervolina

Salem, WV

1019. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, Docket 

ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. They are 

fueling climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. I 

actually would prefer non 

carbon emitting or nuclear 

power sources altogether. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Harold Goldman

Rohnert Park, CA

1020. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aglaia OQuinn

Durham, NC

1021. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Baker

South Beach, OR

1022. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Papscun

Glendale, MA

1023. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Larry Rubinstein

Rockville, MD

1024. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janna Piper

PORTLAND, OR

1025. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marjorie Crockett

Arlington, MA

1026. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Bassett

Flagstaff, AZ

1027. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edward Dombroski

Jericho, VT

1028. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarita Eisenstark

HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON,

NY

1029. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ross Hammond

Sann Francisco, CA

1030. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Raymond Keeling

Milford, MI

1031. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Lawson

Seattle, WA

1032. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Filigenzi

Gambrills, MD

1033. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Belknap

Raleigh, NC

1034. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Bader

Harshaw, WI

1035. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Mary Garcia

Scotts Mills, OR

1036. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Williamson

Tucson, AZ

1037. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Scott Simonson

Olympia, WA

1038. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gerald Hoffman

Matawan, NJ

1039. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynda Curl

Wailuku, HI

1040. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Young

Austin, TX

1041. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Hannah Osborne

Fairfield, ME

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1042. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Popp

Dearborn, MI

1043. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Rosa

Gilroy, CA

1044. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—ben Root

Talent, OR

1045. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Hafer

Sacramento, CA

1046. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gretchen Dennison

Lake Oswego, OR

1047. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carolyn Treadway

Normal, IL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1048. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Tharp

Santa Rosa, CA

1049. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Manmeet Toor

Los Angeles, CA

1050. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Suzanne Hamer

Woodinville, WA

1051. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Colleen Lobel

San Diego, CA

1052. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clayton Jones

Seattle, WA

1053. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edsa Villeda-Principe

Garland, TX

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1054. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kelsey Kropp

Kansas City, MO

1055. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robyn Wagoner

Olympia, WA

1056. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Ticotsky

Lexington, MA

1057. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fred Landmesser

Santa Monica, CA

1058. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leslie Monahan

Lake Saint Louis, MO

1059. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Miller

Jasper, AR

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1060. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The standards for new power

plants must not allow the

coal and natural gas

industries to continue to emit

dangerous levels of carbon

pollution that are polluting

our air and fueling climate

change. 40% of carbon

pollution is created by power

plants. New power plants

must meet aggressive

standards to protect our kids'

health and our climate. The

new power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with any

more dangerous carbon

pollution regardless of

whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Raymond Gibson

Hollywood, FL

1061. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karin Sandahl

West Des Moines, IA

1062. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Gotvald

Pleasant Hill, CA

1063. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon Wood

La Valle, WI

1064. I would love to

FINALLY see our gov. walk

the talk-we have a long way

to becoming environmentally

conscious- I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cheryl Johnson

Grand Rapids, MI

1065. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sheila Haley

Rumford, RI

1066. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nathan Formo

Indianapolis, IN

1067. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Firgens

Pine Mountain Club, CA

1068. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Corbin

Lopez Island, WA

1069. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gerard Gaudin

Metairie, LA

1070. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Pitman

Burbank, CA

1071. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. We need to

make changes - now!

—Judy Schilling

Longmont, CO

1072. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jan Dreyer

Lockport, IL

1073. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kurt Schwarz

Ellicott City, MD

1074. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jonathan Boyne

Honolulu, HI

1075. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lawrence Crowley

Louisville, CO

1076. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Akhil

Leesburg, VA

1077. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Delores Grandaw

Green Bay, WI

1078. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Ward

Flint, MI

1079. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Randolph Schoedler

Milwaukee, WI

1080. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Virginia Rogers

Ann Arbor, MI

1081. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joshua Greenberg

Severna Park, MD

1082. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nannette Gover

Winston Salem, NC

1083. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynne Preston

San Francisco, CA

1084. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wendy

Brighton, MA

1085. The United States is 

still lucky in terms of 

generally good air quality - 

but that situation will not 

continue unless we take 

strong and urgent action to 

protect our environment. We 

are spoiled and complacent, 

but it only takes a visit to a 

heavily polluted country (for 

me, it was India) to 

understand just what we're in 

for if we don't act soon to 

change the trends - a 

miserable quality of life and 

ever increasing ill health. 

Thus, I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Thank you for

your attention. For our future

and our children's future, I

trust you will take the

necessary action.

—Connie Moffit

Seattle, WA

1086. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Manchester, CT

1087. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Bookheimer

Macungie, PA

1088. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Audrey Doyle

Brooklyn, NY

1089. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

Page 181 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases,

which has impacted my

grandson. The new power

plant standards must be

strong enough to ensure that

newly built plants do not fill

our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

Additionally, standards

should be vastly tightened

for existing power plants,

and soon!

—Brenda Troup

Bolton, MA

1090. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Urbach

Chico, CA

1091. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nikki Jackson

Amite, LA

1092. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Strampe

Iowa City, IA

1093. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Swearingen

Reed, KY

1094. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Tvueson

Durham, NH

Page 182 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1095. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nick H

La Mesa, CA

1096. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marilyn Black

Wilmette, IL

1097. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Larry Baird

Tucson, AZ

1098. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Steller

Rosburg, WA

1099. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Huston

San Marcos, TX

1100. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Allen Strous

Circleville, OH

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1101. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dwayne Hedstrom

Portland, OR

1102. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen Ruiz

Sun City, CA

1103. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen Heady

Havertown, PA

1104. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Holzman

Sisters, OR

1105. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Towanda, PA

1106. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Hema Sarathy

Houston, TX

1107. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Page 184 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Myra Dewhurst

Miami, FL

1108. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joshua Neiman

Libertyville, IL

1109. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sheila Spencer

Gresham, OR

1110. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Haskins

Hilo, HI

1111. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Benita Moore

Bellingham, WA

1112. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maureen Pawelek

Dearborn, MI

1113. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Page 185 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—BJ Novitski

Eugene, OR

1114. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Stedman

Austin, TX

1115. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Roberts

Mapleton, ND

1116. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Greenway

Seattle, WA

1117. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—DianeS

1118. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Anybody who has ever had 

an aquarium knows that 

when it gets dirty and 

polluted with excess organic 

matter, everything dies. The 

same will happen to us and 

the rest of life on earth. It 

does not matter that the 

earth is bigger than an 

aquarium, the result is the 

same. Power plant 

emissions are the nation's 

largest source of carbon 

pollution. It is fueling climate 

change and contributing to 

the spiraling rate of 

childhood asthma and other 

respiratory diseases. The 

new power plant standards 

must be strong enough to 

ensure that newly built plants 

do not fill our air with any 

more dangerous carbon 

pollution regardless of 

whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Barbara Laudan

Page 186 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Lynden, WA

1119. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael McNamara

Sylmar, CA

1120. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Ramos

Solvang, CA

1121. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Irwin

San Diego, CA

1122. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Erica Sommers

Ventura, CA

1123. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tracy Leigh

Winter Park, CO

1124. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura MuÃ±oz

Floral Park, NY

Page 187 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1125. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kim cooke

Silver Spring, MD

1126. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—E Holzer

Fairfax, VA

1127. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Breznai

Lambertville, MI

1128. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—jr s

Madison, WI

1129. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janet Falcone

Louisville, KY

1130. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gill Fahrenwald

Olympia, WA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1131. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Holt

Birmingham, AL

1132. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lewis Kuhlman

La Crosse, WI

1133. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Midgett

Norfolk, VA

1134. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sam

Driggs, ID

1135. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frances Waksler

Cambridge, MA

1136. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Newton-Gruswitz

Bainbridge Island, WA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1137. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kiran Rambhatla

Saint Paul, MN

1138. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Merry Ossenheimer

Hastings, MI

1139. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Walker

Bardstown, KY

1140. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Natasha Hopkinson

San Francisco, CA

1141. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joyce Koop

Methuen, MA

1142. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Keziah

Charlotte, NC

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1143. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Heather Else

Los Angeles, CA

1144. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Randall

Lawrence, KS

1145. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leigh Sands

Denton, MD

1146. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Frey

Pasadena, CA

1147. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa Gutierrez

Phoenix, AZ

1148. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Densmore

Minneapolis, MN

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1149. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeffrey Bradian

Youngstown, OH

1150. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Townsend

Ashland, MA

1151. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—SC Clarann Weinert

Bozeman, MT

1152. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Ward

New York, NY

1153. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Just because

the Republicans in Texas do

not want to address these

problems does not mean that

they are not important. Just

because big oil and big coal

are fighting these standards

does not mean we should

just roll over for them. These

standards would slow down

our ugly track toward

becoming as polluted as

China. Do we really want to

be as polluted as China? We

must think of our future

generations, not the profits of

big oil and big coal.

—Helen Brown-Kay

Kyle, TX

1154. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—C Zawadzki

Schenectady, NY

1155. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—DeWayne Youts

Vicksburg, MS

1156. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert DiGiovanni

Ann Arbor, MI

1157. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vivian Perry

Humboldt, AZ

1158. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Poston

Atlanta, GA

1159. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Teresa Scherzer

San Francisco, CA

1160. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

Page 193 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Toni Salgado

Ontario, OR

1161. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephanie Van Stee

Saint Louis, MO

1162. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shirley Rivas

Port Townsend, WA

1163. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fred Hohlweg

Arlington, VA

1164. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Baker

Sandy Hook, VA

1165. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Bandor

Fort Wayne, IN

1166. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joyce Frohn

Oshkosh, WI

1167. Please help! We are

nothing without a healthy

planet and climate. It is

crystal clear that we are

destroying the very things we

need. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—D Goldsmith

Portland, OR

1168. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Liz Gaspar

Shelton, WA

1169. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marilyn Mitchell

Portland, OR

1170. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jill Timm

Wenatchee, WA

1171. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicole Green

Seattle, WA

1172. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Savannah Sisk

Northville, MI

1173. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dial Hoang

Davis, CA

1174. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Krista Slavin

Keego Harbor, MI

1175. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Mondot

Carlton, WA

1176. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—S Mumford

1177. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—MT Nicholson

San Antonio, TX

1178. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Ann Kerwin

Denver, CO

1179. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Teresa Daylight

Denver, CO

1180. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emily Delatorre

Torrance, CA

1181. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Schwartz

Astoria, NY

1182. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Drescher

Golden, CO

1183. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

People around the planet

and future generations are

counting on us to do this!

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sister RSM

Nazareth, KY

1184. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gwyneth Bowman

Ashland, OR

1185. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donald Priest

Petoskey, MI

1186. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Zuckerman

Trenton, NJ

1187. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Western Springs, IL

1188. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betty Stewart

Newport News, VA

1189. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Dobles

West Chester, PA

1190. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Allison Fradkin

Northbrook, IL

1191. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Blackwell

Hendersonville, NC

1192. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Keith Arnold

Anderson, SC

1193. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Neal Reid

Meadowview, VA

1194. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Swoffer

Ravensdale, WA

1195. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dmitry Kazimirov

Bethesda, MD

1196. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pat Blackwell

Hendersonville, NC

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1197. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Claire Whalen

Batesville, IN

1198. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Kuestner

Laramie, WY

1199. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alex Heyman

Truckee, CA

1200. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Lopez

Reno, NV

1201. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kate Harder

Glen Ellyn, IL

1202. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—M Lehman

Springfield, MA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1203. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christiane Fitzgerald

Tigard, OR

1204. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dennis O'Brien

Milton, DE

1205. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Larke

Saline, MI

1206. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elaine Donovan

Hemlock, NY

1207. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathy Paynter

Bremerton, WA

1208. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judy Bochner

College Station, TX

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1209. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Markus

Garden Grove, CA

1210. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessica Fishman

Edwards, CO

1211. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Hutchings

Birmingham, AL

1212. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Larry Kitchen

Knoxville, TN

1213. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dasi Bhaktivedanta

Tempe, AZ

1214. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Gibson

Forest, VA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1215. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Danielle Corrigan

Oxford, MI

1216. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brock Roberts

Portland, OR

1217. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—T Rogers

Albertville, AL

1218. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jodi Walters

Portland, OR

1219. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Bower

Francestown, NH

1220. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. PLEASE 

remember your 

grandchildren and their 

grandchildren. We have a 

responsibility to preserve a

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beautiful world for them!!!

—D Johnson

Liverpool, NY

1221. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Denise Stone

Owosso, MI

1222. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Kent Cole

Huntsville, TX

1223. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Knablin

North Bend, OR

1224. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. Or better yet: 

Invest in renewables, leave

the coal where it belongs: In

the ground!

—Anja Kollbach

Menlo Park, CA

1225. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tracey Eakin

Canonsburg, PA

1226. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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anything else.

—Basey Klopp

Bend, OR

1227. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephanie Walker

Minneapolis, MN

1228. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Mark Reynolds

Farmington, MI

1229. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arnold Advocate

Camp Meeker, CA

1230. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Judith DaPolto

Dayton, OH

1231. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Scholl

Neptune, NJ

1232. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Devin Henry

Nichols, NY

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1233. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—MaryJo Malo

Milwaukee, WI

1234. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kelli Painter-Pasquiou

Portland, OR

1235. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marguerite Shuster

Sierra Madre, CA

1236. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edie

Castle Rock, CO

1237. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. PLEASE

EXPLAIN TO ME WHY

CANADA CAN GET RID OF

ALL THEIR COAL PLANTS

IN 2014 BUT WE, THE

GREATEST....?, CANNOT. I

BELIEVE THAT THE EPA IS

TOO CLOSE TO

BUSINESS. ALSO,

GERMANY HAS A VERY

SUCCESSFUL SOLAR

PROGRAM, YOUR

COMPLICITY WITH

BUSINESS PREVENTS A

ROBUST SOLAR AND

WIND PROGRAM IN

america. thanks.

—Patsy Lowe

Simi Valley, CA

1238. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Bellomo

Rochester, NY

1239. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charlotte Cook

Sacramento, CA

1240. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sally Bates

Kailua Kona, HI

1241. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela Jablonski

Portland, OR

1242. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Myrna Hammerling

Pittsfield, MA

1243. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristin Kellas

Bowdoinham, ME

1244. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Perry

Honor, MI

1245. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Francine Ungaro

Southington, CT

1246. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ric Bernat

Portland, OR

1247. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—C P

Trenton, NJ

1248. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terri Ferriero

Delray Beach, FL

1249. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Thai

Fairfax, VA

1250. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alicia Proffitt

Brighton, MI

1251. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thor Sorensen

Grand Rapids, MI

1252. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Marshall

Monaca, PA

1253. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—LJF Wolffe

Portland, OR

1254. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Punxsutawney, PA

1255. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joanna Kling

Urbana, IL

1256. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Fried

Minneapolis, MN

1257. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Moreland

Vancouver, WA

1258. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dianne Douglas

Phoenix, AZ

1259. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Liz Stroud

Alexander, NC

1260. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Susan Thompson

Cary, NC

1261. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Storrer

Frankfort, MI

1262. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Roberta Harms

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Whitewater, KS

1263. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dale Patrick

Des Moines, IA

1264. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Bails

St. Clair Shores, MI

1265. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—L.M. Holmes

Hillsdale, MI

1266. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Josh Fields

Los Angeles, CA

1267. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karrie Vrabel

Minneapolis, MN

1268. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Farmington, MI

1269. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Dobbs

Austin, TX

1270. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cienna Simmons

Springfield, OR

1271. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Todd Snyder

San Francisco, CA

1272. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Tousignant

Newport, MI

1273. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicole Kulina

Crown Point, IN

1274. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judith Beltz

La Porte, IN

1275. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jane Hadley

Seattle, WA

1276. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Morance

Chapel Hill, NC

1277. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Oaks

Seattle, WA

1278. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Webster

Oxford, MA

1279. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—judd Rummage

Mount Shasta, CA

1280. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Juan Cisneros

San Tan Valley, AZ

1281. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Blanchard3

Pittsburgh, PA

1282. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amy Howse

Lake Forest, CA

1283. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kae Toguchi

Mililani, HI

1284. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lois Allende

Whitestone, NY

1285. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bloomfield, CT

1286. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jaccquelyn West

Northville, MI

1287. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenyon Donohew

Oceanside, CA

1288. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Upchurch

Raleigh, NC

1289. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Rubleske

South Bend, IN

1290. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aaron Taylor

Albuquerque, NM

1291. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Hanger

Topanga, CA

1292. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—pat turney

Hayward, CA

1293. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Boudreaux

Georgetown, IL

1294. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine Staight

Cottage Grove, OR

1295. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elaine Ganska

Laredo, TX

1296. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Maclowry

Bend, OR

1297. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia H.buttimer

Longwood, FL

1298. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Wilks

Seattle, WA

1299. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matt Rosencrans

Pittston, PA

1300. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leslie Young

Raleigh, NC

1301. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—George Nurse

Browning, MT

1302. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Meryle Korn

Portland, OR

1303. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Evan Krichevsky

Potomac, MD

1304. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Tagliarino

Clearwater, FL

1305. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Mitchell

Swisher, IA

1306. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martha Nagy

Truro, MA

1307. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keith Fabing

Seattle, WA

1308. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—George Phillips

Chapel Hill, NC

1309. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Pat Moore

Charlotte, NC

1310. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—LUANNE PARRISH

Corinth, MS

1311. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Anthony Pasco

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Spring Hill, FL

1312. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Matrix

Arlington, VA

1313. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jamie Hunger

Molalla, OR

1314. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wayne Jarvis

Baldwinsville, NY

1315. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Halpern

La Grange, IL

1316. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bradley Houseworth

Stevensville, MI

1317. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Hokanson

Three Oaks, MI

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1318. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tony Tschida

Rochester, MN

1319. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gordon Smith

Annapolis, CA

1320. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Albuquerque, NM

1321. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Deucher

Ridgefield, WA

1322. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Glenn Cook

Camarillo, CA

1323. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Von Huben

Rockford, IL

1324. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janice Cochran

Sarasota, FL

1325. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dorothy Shelton

Nashville, TN

1326. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—local Warren Woodge of

Occupy Huntington

east northport, NY

1327. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Randall Schwab

Langley, WA

1328. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bradford Crain

Portland, OR

1329. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sara Maguire

Atlanta, GA

1330. Stop coddling polluters 

and get serious about 

greenhouse gases. I urge 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Kesich

Millerton, PA

1331. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Victoria

1332. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marie Fitzpatrick

Philadelphia, PA

1333. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Waldo

Riverdale, UT

1334. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lawrence Gales

Seattle, WA

1335. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Friedrick

Steilacoom, WA

1336. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Hieber

1337. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gail Graham

Stinson Beach, CA

1338. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jamie Caya

1339. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Henshaw

Vienna, VA

1340. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenneth and Penny

Bruce

Milwaukee, WI

1341. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cheri Fleming

Monroe, WA

1342. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Franklin, NJ

1343. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Erik Green

Santa Cruz, CA

1344. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Mock

Fremont, CA

1345. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bob

1346. We are writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Harry and Kathy

Brownfield

Newport, PA

1347. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Wenzel

Prescott, AZ

1348. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

Page 224 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debra Rehn

Portland, OR

1349. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lee Hutchings

Wichita Falls, TX

1350. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Dunbar

Peterborough, NH

1351. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Irene Faris

Grosse Pointe, MI

1352. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rita Snellgrove

Tulsa, OK

1353. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sirina Sucklal

Laurel, MD

1354. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—ACSW Rev. Donald H.

Moeser

Portsmouth, OH

1355. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Rigney

Evansville, IN

1356. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Hutchison

Salem, OR

1357. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Lang

Grand Blanc, MI

1358. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anna Peterson

Kansas City, MO

1359. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy King

Santa Fe, NM

1360. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frank Isaacs

Philomath, OR

1361. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Smith

Riverside, IL

1362. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Magesh Jayapandian

San Jose, CA

1363. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Mullinax

Dalton, GA

1364. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela Waterworth

Seabrook, MD

1365. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Evelyn Haas

Phila., PA

1366. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Talbot Kanae

Los Angeles, CA

1367. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrea Lieberman

Los Angeles, CA

1368. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Karen Bonatti

Braintree, MA

1369. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Faust

Saint Paul, MN

1370. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Elmore

Saugatuck, MI

1371. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—K Scott

Bel Air, MD

1372. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ed Roth

Cedar Rapids, IA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1373. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Geneva Morales

Jamaica, NY

1374. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Norma Fitzpatrick

Milford, CT

1375. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elisa Wilkinson

Washington, DC

1376. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rocklin, CA

1377. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—AntonioBuensuceso

Buensuceso

Poway, CA

1378. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ron Keeney

Warren, PA

1379. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Glenn Freeman

Grand Rapids, MI

1380. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eugenia Newberg

EAston, MD

1381. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dominique Sanchez

Orange, CA

1382. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marc Sigoloff

Springfield, IL

1383. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Freda Ballas

Dallas, TX

1384. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patrick Fischer

Portland, OR

1385. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Page 230 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Heath

Radcliff, KY

1386. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Rutter

Hilo, HI

1387. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Bennett

Port Townsend, WA

1388. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ian Oxenham

Plainfield, NH

1389. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Blair Sandler

San Francisco, CA

1390. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Charlestein

Fairfield, IA

1391. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joe Meyer

Amery, WI

1392. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lucinda Gerlitz

Bailey, CO

1393. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Smith

York, PA

1394. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Mueller

Luck, WI

1395. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Bahn

Aurora, MO

1396. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessie Bostic

Stevens Point, WI

1397. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Baum

North Richland Hills, TX

1398. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—JA Zaitlin

Berkeley, CA

1399. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Cabe

Lenoir City, TN

1400. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Adsit

Indianapolis, IN

1401. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Maxwell

Gassville, AR

1402. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betsy Coffey

Louisville, KY

1403. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Don't let

greedy corporations destroy

the environment for future

generations.

—Linda DeMartini

Scappoose, OR

1404. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Waialua, HI

1405. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Felizola

Lansdale, PA

1406. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Shelton

grottoes, VA

1407. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Crawford

Louisville, KY

1408. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrea Poole

Fayetteville, NC

1409. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ra Na

Ballwin, MO

1410. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bonnie MacRaith

Arcata, CA

1411. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Will scruggs

Atlanta, GA

1412. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Connie Colvin

East Elmhurst, NY

1413. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Zimmer

Leland, NC

1414. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Felicia Ciacera

Melrose, MA

1415. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ron Frank

Cambridge, MA

1416. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marnie Cedillos

Denver, CO

1417. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marty Landa

Sedona, AZ

1418. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeffrey Dixon

Westmont, IL

1419. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—A Raiser

Saint Johns, FL

1420. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ardelle Tuxen

La Crosse, WI

1421. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Hall

Lexington, KY

1422. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon Weiner

Scarsdale, NY

1423. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ian Schill

Louisville, KY

1424. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fred Drake

Reston, VA

1425. As a concerned citizen 

and member of a faith 

community who consider 

guarding our planet for future 

generations, I am urging the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Please

consider the health needs of

all people.

—Ann Remkus

Adrian, MI

1426. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amanda Evens

Madison, WI

1427. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karin Holsinger

Berkeley, CA

1428. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edward Rengers

Woodstock, NY

1429. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Lezotte

Denver, CO

1430. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Owen

Red Lodge, MT

1431. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Ericson

Pacific Palisades, CA

1432. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Gladstone

Montague, MA

1433. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

Page 238 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Olive Jordan

1434. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beaverton, OR

1435. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Gina Caracci

Cocoa, FL

1436. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kayla lehl

Roseville, MI

1437. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Natalie Van Leekwijck

Beaverton, OR

1438. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aric Schichor

Washington, DC

1439. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Selquist

Port Saint Lucie, FL

Page 239 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1440. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Grace Burson

Plymouth, NH

1441. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan McMullin

Selma, IN

1442. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Rutherford

Staunton, VA

1443. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lindsey Heller

Lynnwood, WA

1444. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ralph Browning

Medford, OR

1445. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Barr

Manassas, VA

Page 240 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1446. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Zalba

East Lansing, MI

1447. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marilyn Hill

Big Sky, MT

1448. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathryn

Gig Harbor, WA

1449. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Chestney

Boynton Beach, FL

1450. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bridget Spann

Williamstown, MA

1451. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Bowling

Phoenix, AZ

Page 241 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1452. I support strong

carbon pollution standards

for both new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495,

as well as existing plants. In

2013 the cost of repairing

damage for climate-related

disasters was over $1,000

per taxpayer. That is an

expense we cannot afford,

not now, nor in the future, as

climate disasters are sure to

become more common.

Because 40% of carbon

pollution comes from power

plants, regulating power

plants is a logical place to

start to fight climate change.

Both new and existing plants

must be regulated, not just

for carbon, but for other

pollutants, such as mercury.

We cannot wait for older

plants to be retired before

retrofitting them to reduce

emissions. Just as important,

we must continue our push

for renewable energy from

sources such as wind, solar,

wave and geothermal.

Biofuels, however, must be

evaluated on a case by case

basis, because some of

them lead to other problems,

such as soil erosion and

water pollution from corn

production in the case of

corn ethanol, which should

be phased out. Biofuels from

perennial plants are far

preferable.

—Lois Braun

Saint Paul, MN

1453. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dorothy Brazeal

1454. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clara Schroeder

Kankakee, IL

1455. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Jahos

Alstead, NH

1456. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Neil Bleifeld

New York, NY

1457. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

Page 242 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any ymore dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edward Suchecki

Culver City, CA

1458. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Dimond

Warsaw, MO

1459. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shawn tane

Roxboro, NC

1460. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution . This is one

measure the EPA can take

that will, in a single move,

make a huge difference in

life quality for our children

and grandchildren. The EPA

has the awesome potential

to save our future, and I

hope you can fulfill the

tremendous obligation your

power represents.

—Rhiannon

Golden, CO

1461. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Baughan

Charleston, SC

1462. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marc Vendetti

Fairfax, CA

1463. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Page 243 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Lidsky

Andes, NY

1464. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Cappetta

Rancho Mirage, CA

1465. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judith McLellan

Southbury, CT

1466. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Virginia Johnston

Fort Worth, TX

1467. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beth

Woodacre, CA

1468. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions is one

of the nation's largest

sources of carbon pollution.

They contribute to significant

climate change and to the

spiraling rate of childhood

asthma and other respiratory

diseases, in addition to those

related to water quality. New

power plant standards must

be strong enough to ensure

that newly-built plants do not

foul our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

branded "clean coal," natural

gas, or employs similar

deceptive nomenclature.

Indeed, there is no reason to

limit ourselves to thinking

that power plants must

pollute at all. There is such a

thing as upcycling, and we

need it now!

—Brad Jaynes

Charleston, SC

1469. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Page 244 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Steele

Osseo, MN

1470. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marsha Malone

Chino, CA

1471. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—E Jezierski

Durham, NC

1472. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. The time is 

rapidly approaching when 

carbon emissions will render 

the earth uninhabitable for 

humans. Our only hope is to 

fund NASA so we can find 

another planet to live on or 

reduce carbon emissions so

that earth remains

inhabitable. The choice is

truly ours and the decision

will impact Democrats and

Republicans, 1 per cent or

99 per cent.

—Gary Lee

Owens Cross Roads, AL

1473. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela Moreno

Winfield, KS

1474. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Littleton, CO

1475. Aggressive carbon

pollution limits for future

power plants are critical!

Power plants are the prime

polluters!! Dave I am writing

to the Environmental

Protection Agency to support

strong carbon pollution

standards for new power

plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dave Scherer

Williamsburg, VA

1476. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ben Battat

Wellington, FL

1477. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Santa Clara, CA

1478. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marian Bauman

Seattle, WA

1479. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Audet

New Castle, NH

1480. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Annie Gilligan

Federal Way, WA

1481. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lance Dodes

Los Angeles, CA

1482. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tyler Johnson

Denver, CO

1483. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Madeleine Smith

Pasadena, CA

1484. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dean Young

Viola, WI

1485. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Hancock

Miami, FL

1486. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Emily Crasnick

Langhorne, PA

1487. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Rokovitz

Pahoa, HI

1488. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Marcos Palacios

Tampa, FL

1489. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Evans

Winston Salem, NC

1490. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Amy williams

Berlin, CT

1491. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Louis Weisz

Framingham, MA

1492. Climate change is the 

primary moral issue of the 

21st century. I am writing to 

the Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—James Murdock

Ames, IA

1493. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Norman Baker

Sequim, WA

1494. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Valdosta, GA

1495. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—MIRIAM sPENCER

Bellevue, WA

1496. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Cooley

Denver, CO

1497. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gayle Larson

Walled Lake, MI

1498. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sally Jacques

Austin, TX

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1499. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Larson

Dearborn, MI

1500. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—H Ozeran

Galien, MI

1501. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Danielle Braun

Cincinnati, OH

1502. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa Herring

Portland, OR

1503. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brett Dunn

Hillsboro, OR

1504. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Lull

Claremont, CA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1505. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. As a matter of

economics the cost of

carbon pollution must be

considered in addition to its

benefits, and a responsible

approach to our future

demands that we limit

carbon pollution to the

earth's capacity to absorb it

without increasing

atmospheric CO2

concentrations.

—Eric Goldman

Wilmington, NC

1506. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Genevieve Guzman

Iowa City, IA

1507. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathe Garbrick

Manhattan, KS

1508. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Woodfin

Muncie, IN

1509. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Nichols

Portland, OR

1510. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maria Delgado-Librero

Amherst, VA

1511. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Miller

Maysville, KY

1512. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brandon Dutcher

Canton, MI

1513. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Claire Coleman

Dallas, TX

1514. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Rust

Portland, OR

1515. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jill Veale-Broads

Las Vegas, NV

1516. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clayton Barbeau

San Jose, CA

1517. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Greg Workman

Louisville, KY

1518. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Campbell

Cherry Fork, OH

1519. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—. BRUCE REVESZ

Cedar Grove, NJ

1520. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Kevin Butler

Littleton, CO

1521. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Nicely

Ann Arbor, MI

1522. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Heidi

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Lombard, IL

1523. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela VourosCallahan

Granger, IN

1524. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Russell Leclerc

Graniteville, SC

1525. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alison McGinty

Denver, CO

1526. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wilbur Little

Denver, CO

1527. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amalie Callahan

Rock Island, IL

1528. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Caldwell

Detroit, MI

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1529. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change. In addition,

the extraction of fossil fuels

from our land is harmful to

the communities where it

takes place and pose serious

risk to our health and well

being. Carbon pollution must

be reduced, and the only

way to do that is to put

strong limits in place and

then enforce them. The new

power plant standards must

be strong enough to ensure

that newly built plants do not

fill our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

—Anne Behrens

Schaumburg, IL

1530. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Sowder

Rockville, MD

1531. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Catherine Snyder

Indianapolis, IN

1532. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Roevekamp

Santa Cruz, CA

1533. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants, Docket

ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. The recently

published Fifth Assessment

by the Intergovernmental

Panel on Climate Change

declares that the world is on

a trajectory to a CO2-caused

climate disaster. I do not

want our grandchildren

asking, "What were they

thinking?"

—Jon Haebig

Chapel Hill, NC

1534. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Caroline MdNeill

Wilton, CT

1535. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Burkhart

Morton, IL

1536. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marnie Tattersall

Occidental, CA

1537. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Quinn

Houston, TX

1538. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beverly Hasan

Newton, KS

1539. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Petra Stang

1540. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Gold

Palo Alto, CA

1541. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marc Santora

Takoma Park, MD

1542. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Mattison

Los Angeles, CA

1543. RE: Docket ID

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495 To

the EPA: I am writing in

support of strong carbon

pollution standards for all

new power plants . Power

plant emissions are the

nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. They fuel

climate change and

contribute to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

and ensure that newly built

plants do not fill our air with

any more dangerous carbon

pollution - regardless of what

the talking heads call it

("clean coal", natural gas, or

anything else).

—Joe Murphy

Conway, AR

1544. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frank Pilholski

Framingham, MA

1545. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dana Meyer

Richmond, CA

1546. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Sofia Karvouna

1547. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—K Lucas

Westminster, CA

1548. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Carolyn Sol

Phoenix, AZ

1549. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Capron

Hampton, NH

1550. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Spyhalski

Elk River, MN

1551. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Loomis

Silver Spring, MD

1552. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laurie

Kalona, IA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1553. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Kellogg

Vanderbilt, MI

1554. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Samsen

Okatie, SC

1555. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Demelza Costa

Sweet Home, OR

1556. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. AMERICA 

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—Claudia Hall

Beaverton, OR

1557. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kelly Wightman

Sylmar, CA

1558. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Siegel

Fort Lauderdale, FL

1559. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Lazzarini

Mount Tabor, NJ

1560. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Megan Morris

Sacramento, CA

1561. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Geri Kromminga

Vancouver, WA

1562. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nathan Nielsen

Boston, MA

1563. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Tripp

Fort Collins, CO

1564. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Reed

Sheridan, IL

1565. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kyle McCurdy

Sherwood, OH

1566. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—G Chakiris

San Antonio, TX

1567. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kim Thomas

Leland, NC

1568. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Allison Cocuzzo

Needham Heights, MA

1569. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sanda Putnam

Bismarck, ND

1570. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Keating-Secular

Rego Park, NY

1571. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maj Douglas W. Kinney

Otego, NY

1572. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—B Conelley

Frederick, MD

1573. The US is the world’s 

second largest emitter of 

carbon pollution and the 

largest historic emitter. Yet, 

last June, when the 

President initially announced 

his plan to cut carbon 

pollution from power plants, 

the American Coal Council 

said, "The global use of coal 

is increasing rapidly and will 

continue to grow, regardless 

of America’s energy policy." 

This complete abdication of 

responsibility (40% of carbon 

pollution is created by power

plants) demonstrates just

how far the fossil fuel

industry will go to deny

there's a problem. We need

to bring our power to bear on

irresponsible industries

seeking to extract, burn and

export all the coal and gas

they can. The standards for

new power plants must not

allow the coal and natural

gas industries to continue to

emit dangerous levels of

carbon pollution that are

polluting our air and fueling

climate change. New power

plants must meet aggressive

standards to protect our kids'

health and our climate.

There is no need for debate

and no time to waste upon it.

—Timothy Schacht

Grosse Pointe Park, MI

1574. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Kilby

Philadelphia, PA

1575. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—john AMK

Los Angeles, CA

1576. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Norma Castano

Pawtucket, RI

1577. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. As a father

and grandfather we need to

insist that strong standards

are put in place to protect

our children's health and

protect them from the

damaging effects of climate

change caused by carbon

pollution!!!

—John Tweten

San Jose, CA

1578. I support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

The largest source of carbon 

pollution, power plant 

emissions are fueling climate 

change and contributing to 

the spiraling rate of 

childhood asthma and other 

respiratory diseases. The 

new power plant standards 

must be sufficiently strong to 

ensure that newly built plants 

do not fill our air with 

additional dangerous carbon 

pollution regardless of 

whether it's so-called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Marilynlmartin@msncom 

Martin

Rockville, MD

1579. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Johnson

Phoenix, AZ

1580. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dean Peerman

Chicago, IL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1581. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Peloquen

New York, NY

1582. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lany Clough

Ballwin, MO

1583. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Manfre

Portland, OR

1584. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keith Campbell

North Wales, PA

1585. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisaxdavidson@verizonnet

Davidson

Sierra Madre, CA

1586. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Juliann Pinto

Philadelphia, PA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1587. My granddaughter's

asthma needs protection

from air pollution, and all my

granddaughters need a

livable world for the coming

decades of their lives. I am

writing to the Environmental

Protection Agency to support

strong carbon pollution

standards for new power

plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Bartlett

Jarrell, TX

1588. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—M McGillivary

Eugene, OR

1589. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Doug Landau

St. Petersburg, FL

1590. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Amy RYBERG

Farmington Hills, MI

1591. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon Johnson

Louisville, KY

1592. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Ph Karan Henley Haugh

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Prescott, AZ

1593. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Herb Bettin

Sacramento, CA

1594. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Hilgeman

St Louis, MO

1595. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jane Merkel

Eureka, CA

1596. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Suzanne Kuffler

Woods Hole, MA

1597. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sherry Woodbeck

White Lake, MI

1598. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Wagner

Saint Louis, MO

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1599. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diana Alfonso

Olympia, WA

1600. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Carlo

New York, NY

1601. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matt Laubach

Eugene, OR

1602. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bill Kornrich

Sneedville, TN

1603. Until I visited China

recently I didn't really

appreciate the EPA. I am

writing to the Environmental

Protection Agency to support

strong carbon pollution

standards for new power

plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Ruhl

Rio Rancho, NM

1604. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sally Miner

Bristol, CT

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1605. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Waller

Rio Vista, CA

1606. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—amy frieden

Bridgman, MI

1607. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. You can't be

intimidated by the

proponents of job

saving...they've got to be

aware that reducing carbon

is "LIFE SAVING."

—Darrell Tester

Wellsburg, WV

1608. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Murrie Kinney

Dayton, TX

1609. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Bruce

Snohomish, WA

1610. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Todd Minturn

Fresno, CA

1611. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gerry collins

Murrieta, CA

1612. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Carola Mnzano

Maplewood, NJ

1613. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Harold Holtzinger

York, PA

1614. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Penny Marshall

Los Angeles, CA

1615. Last night in his State

of the Union address, the

President said, "When our

children’s children look us in

the eye and ask if we did all

we could to leave them a

safer, more stable world,

with new sources of energy, I

want to be able to say yes,

we did." It's time to put

regulations where that

aspiration is. I urge the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kae Bender

Lancaster, CA

1616. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 269 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pam Spritzer

New York, NY

1617. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Turbett

Albuquerque, NM

1618. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard and Carolyn

Rosenstein

Los Angeles, CA

1619. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julie Skelton

Belleville, MI

1620. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marianne Lappin

Las Cruces, NM

1621. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brett Brown

Van Nuys, CA

1622. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dg van Arsdale

Burlingame, CA

1623. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Walter Smith

Baton Rouge, LA

1624. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change, which I 

consider by far the most 

important issue of our time! It 

is also contributing to the 

spiraling rate of childhood 

asthma and other respiratory 

diseases. The new power 

plant standards must be 

strong enough to ensure that

newly built plants do not fill

our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else. This is

crucial for our children and

grandchildren and (although

it sounds overly dramatic, I

believe it to be true), for the

future of our civilization.

—Jan Wright

Ypsilanti, MI

1625. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ron Bridges

Rancho Cucamonga, CA

1626. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Doug Wilson

Little Deer Isle, ME

1627. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Zach Bowser

Reisterstown, MD

1628. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Stephens

Valdez, AK

1629. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike

Baltimore, MD

1630. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Williams

Ashford, WV

1631. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Seattle, WA

1632. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher Michaels

Eugene, OR

1633. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon Parshall

Fall City, WA

1634. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frank Costanza

Hillside, IL

1635. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lee and Sue

Scarborough

Fort Davis, TX

1636. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Brochhagen

Lindenhurst, NY

1637. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Doria Contessa

Saint Petersburg, FL

1638. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diane Eisenhower

Fort Myers Beach, FL

1639. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rita Lethert

Fairborn, OH

1640. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jenny McDermott

Minneapolis, MN

1641. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kim Pikul

San Francisco, CA

1642. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. My area lakes

suffer from elevated levels of

mercury, produced as

emissions of lignite

combustion. I've seen posted

warnings advising me not to

consume the fish caught in

these lakes. This is

unacceptable to me and I

hope to our nation at large.

—Morgan Staggers

Judson, TX

1643. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lenny Segel

Farmington, MI

1644. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—A Andaloro

Minneapolis, MN

1645. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nick Beck

Chicago, IL

1646. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Hillsdale, MI

1647. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chet Dowell

Mount Zion, WV

1648. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Lockwood

White Plains, MD

1649. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Cunningham

Manassas, VA

1650. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Colleen Hamilton

Orange, CA

1651. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rev Hitchens

Des Moines, WA

1652. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Fournier

Ann Arbor, MI

1653. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dale Eichbauer

Merrill, MI

1654. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Mullin

Portland, OR

1655. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bob Gordon

Jackson, MS

1656. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Tyree

Portland, OR

1657. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Doris Buyarski

Fence, WI

1658. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cerah Hedrick

Boulder, CO

1659. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joy LaClaire

Helena, MT

1660. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. I 

am an asthmatic, and am 

affected by sulfur oxide 

emissions. The new power 

plant standards must be 

strong enough to ensure that 

newly built plants do not fill 

our air with any more 

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

—Michael Kay

Portland, OR

1661. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katherine Hemminger

Richmond, VA

1662. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Madison, WI

1663. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. This is a

matter of life and death and

not just for humans.

—Mary-Ellen Maynard

Canon City, CO

1664. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Johnson

New Tripoli, PA

1665. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicole P

Plymouth, MA

1666. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Kerr

Medford, OR

1667. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Angie Connors

Windsor, CA

1668. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Timothy McLaughlin

Plymouth, MA

1669. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—CHRISTINE HARVEY

Bronx, NY

1670. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Greg Cascio

Page 278 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Chicago, IL

1671. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terri Schneider

Valley Cottage, NY

1672. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—ALLEN CARRICO

Oakland, CA

1673. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clare

Altoona, IA

1674. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bill Worzel

Milan, MI

1675. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Rush

Pineville, MO

1676. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike and Jane Conrad

Minneapolis, MN

Page 279 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1677. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kay Hudson

Roanoke, VA

1678. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Amrod

Liverpool, NY

1679. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ashley Artmann

San Francisco, CA

1680. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jacqueline Strzesak

Beverly, MA

1681. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Kavruck

Washington, DC

1682. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—M jak

Oakland, CA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1683. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pat Rasmussen

Olympia, WA

1684. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Sonin

Juneau, AK

1685. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Bushman

Baltimore, MD

1686. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marty Gienke

Juneau, WI

1687. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Baldwin Park, CA

1688. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Scheer

Bellingham, WA

1689. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Thompson

Amenia, NY

1690. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Diamond

New Haven, CT

1691. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—D C

eug, OR

1692. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Mira

Valrico, FL

1693. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laurence Topliffe

Fairfield, IA

1694. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. THIS IS A

NECESSARY STEP!!! IT'S

ALREADY ALMOST TOO

LATE TO START!!! LET'S

GET THIS SHIT OUT OF

THE AIR NOW!

—Lynn Morris

Chicago, IL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1695. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frank Timoney

Phoenix, AZ

1696. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Bescript

Tucson, AZ

1697. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anthony

Graham, WA

1698. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Harris

Floyd, VA

1699. Why build any new

coal-burning plants? If they

must be built, they should

meet the highest possible

standard of emission control.

—Adair Dingle

Mercer Island, WA

1700. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Copenhaver

Vallejo, CA

1701. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

Page 283 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Strong regs

are needed to minimize CO2

and related combustion

emissons, as well as

particulates of all sizes that

contribute to respiratory

infections. Do protect both

our long term climate and

our public health. Thank you.

—Lou Matlack

Bernardsville, NJ

1702. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—MSharon Gambocorto

Manlius, NY

1703. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Titus

Huntington, NY

1704. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marge Fear

Cleveland, OH

1705. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Zgraggen

Elkins Park, PA

1706. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Ellis

Washington, DC

1707. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

Page 284 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dean Scarcelli

Channahon, IL

1708. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maureen Sheahan

Southfield, MI

1709. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nick Huston

South Portland, ME

1710. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Byron W

Seattle, WA

1711. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charlie Fabb

Columbus, OH

1712. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dennis Bender

Lexington, KY

1713. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

Page 285 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brad Fenwick

Hutchinson, KS

1714. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Roche

Santa Fe, NM

1715. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janet Whitcomb

Chicago, IL

1716. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janice Stapleton

Keene, NH

1717. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Annette Cleary

Chelmsford, MA

1718. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Sauter

Hersey, MI

1719. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

Page 286 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Baxendale

Naperville, IL

1720. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. I

understand that power plant

emissions are the nation's

largest source of carbon

pollution. This carbon

pollution is fueling climate

change and contributing to

the spiraling rate of

childhood asthma and other

respiratory diseases. The

new power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with any

more dangerous carbon

pollution, regardless of

whether it's called "clean

coal," (an oxymoron) natural

gas, or anything else. Thank

you for your consideration.

—Deborah Rodecker

Charleston, WV

1721. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Niendorf

Friday Harbor, WA

1722. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Garrett

Dubuque, IA

1723. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Willis

Kensington, MD

1724. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tiffany Rapplean

Westminster, CO

1725. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

Page 287 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frances

Kennett Square, PA

1726. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann watters

Salem, OR

1727. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Helen Fricker

San Diego, CA

1728. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Boyce

San Rafael, CA

1729. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dean Chill

Phoenix, AZ

1730. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda OKeefe

Evergreen Park, IL

1731. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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—Therese Collins

Coralville, IA

1732. I am a pediatrician and

know the problems of

pollution caused increases in

asthma. We are the

stewards of the future for our

children. A future where

climate change's devastating

effects are moderated. I am

writing to the Environmental

Protection Agency to support

strong carbon pollution

standards for new power

plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cenie Cafarelli

Pittsford, NY

1733. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. You must put

stringent carbon pollution

controls into effect. It's a

matter of your

grandchildren's health, your

children's health, and your

own. What more motivation

should you need?

—John McPeek

Fairfax, VA

1734. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—RedLion York

Fort Collins, CO

1735. We support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. They are 

fueling climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution, regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Thank you.

Peace!

—Gene and Dori Peters

Sun City, AZ

1736. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marie Amako

Seattle, WA

1737. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amy Rossiter

1738. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Olson

Randall, MN

1739. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Abbott

Everett, WA

1740. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution, fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

New power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with any

more dangerous carbon

pollution regardless of

whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. The time is

NOW for solar and wind

energy. At our house, our 46

PV panels produce all the

electricity to run our house

and power our electric car.

No carbon pollution.

—Duane Preble

Honolulu, HI

1741. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Van Horn

1742. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wanda Webber Snyder

Brunswick, ME

1743. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Bob

Murrieta, CA

1744. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Lambart

Portland, OR

1745. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kellie Smith

Deering, NH

1746. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Pines

New York, NY

1747. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joel Rutledge

Wichita, KS

1748. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ako Malen

Wilmette, IL

1749. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debbie Friedman

Mill Valley, CA

1750. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beverly Morrison

East Falmouth, MA

1751. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeff Deasy

New York, NY

1752. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Cirino

Philadelphia, PA

1753. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrea Gillespie

Jonesboro, AR

1754. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shaun Funk

New York, NY

1755. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Michaels

Seattle, WA

1756. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joanie Vigh

Grand Rapids, MI

1757. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—K Lucas

Westminster, CA

1758. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wayne Thurston

Las Vegas, NV

1759. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jay Snider

Chattanooga, TN

1760. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rena kaplowitz

La Veta, CO

1761. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rb B

Portland, ME

1762. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Claudia Gibson

Fairfax, CA

1763. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julie

Milwaukee, WI

1764. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Theodore Snyder

Granada Hills, CA

1765. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. I have asthma

other respiratory issues and

pollution is a major problem

for me.

—Katherine Collinson

Bellingham, WA

1766. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Wilson

Spreckels, CA

1767. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cas overton

Henrico, VA

1768. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Weiss

Fort Lauderdale, FL

1769. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Miller

Philadelphia, PA

1770. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Niles Morgan

Rocklin, CA

1771. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—William Rovnak

Cheswick, PA

1772. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—ginger ikeda

boulder, CO

1773. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Rick Hatten

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Bainbridge Island, WA

1774. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Dickinson

Bellingham, WA

1775. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Massman

Antioch, IL

1776. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alec Zanders

Centerville, IA

1777. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol McGrath

Coatesville, PA

1778. I live in a coal

producing state, but want

clean energy. we almost had

a crisis here with the water

from the chemical spilled in

the river in West VA. I am

writing to the Environmental

Protection Agency to support

strong carbon pollution

standards for new power

plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gail Stamps

Evansville, IN

1779. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. I 

see friends whose asthma 

and COPD have worsened 

greatly over the past 10 

years. There is no excuse for 

not requiring all power 

plants, new and old, to install 

scrubbers on their stacks to 

remove the CO2 pollution

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from the air before it is

released into the air. The

new power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with any

more dangerous carbon

pollution regardless of

whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. We must limit

our CO2 output drastically if

we are to avoid the worst of

the climate changes to our

planet which we, and we

alone have prompted! Thank

you for your attention.

—Betty Van Wicklen

Watervliet, NY

1780. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon Kosiak

Saint Paul, MN

1781. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deb Lincoln

Osage, IA

1782. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Douglas McNeill

Greenbelt, MD

1783. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gerry Milliken

Spokane, WA

1784. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dottie Thompson

Neosho, MO

1785. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—bernardo alayza mujica

surquillo, IA

1786. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vreni Rod

Rye, NY

1787. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Baker

los gatos, CA

1788. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frederick Clark

1789. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vickie Penninger

Raleigh, NC

1790. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chet Arachy

El Dorado Hills, CA

1791. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kateia Teanako

1792. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela Leighton-Burwell

Austin, TX

1793. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fred Ponder

Houston, TX

1794. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Shireman

Pequea, PA

1795. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lou Bowers

Yorba Linda, CA

1796. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terrie Phenicie

Athelstane, WI

1797. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shai-Dre Dillard

Lynn, MA

1798. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Phenicie

Athelstane, WI

1799. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve Kursman

Birmingham, MI

1800. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Snell

Santa Rosa, CA

1801. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karyn Weller-Coffman

Morrison, CO

1802. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of asthma and other

respiratory diseases. The

new power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with any

more dangerous carbon

pollution regardless of

whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Waak

Aurora, IL

1803. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beverly Barry

New Orleans, LA

1804. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alison Baker

Belleville, IL

1805. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ed Kiedaisch

Keokuk, IA

1806. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donald Mackey

Kansas City, MO

1807. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jerome Miller

Livonia, MI

1808. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Smith

Middleville, MI

1809. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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—Anita Das

Seattle, WA

1810. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles and Patricia

Sellers

San Diego, CA

1811. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Judith Lienhard

Portland, OR

1812. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynda Pauling

Oak Park Heights, MN

1813. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Nora Eiesland

Osceola, WI

1814. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Nemecek

Chattanooga, TN

1815. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cary Fischer

San Francisco, CA

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1816. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Romero

Englewood, CO

1817. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Larry Spivey

Louisville, KY

1818. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Josephine fitts

Bryn Mawr, PA

1819. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Chirpin

Northridge, CA

1820. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diane Raven

Marquette, MI

1821. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Pfitzner

Lagrangeville, NY

Page 303 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1822. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emily Bovee

Rochester, MI

1823. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Johnson

Seattle, WA

1824. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frances Carter

Olympia, WA

1825. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frieda Brown

Okemos, MI

1826. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Zachary Casey

Lawrence, KS

1827. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alyce Brady

Mattawan, MI

Page 304 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1828. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Reiter

Saylorsburg, PA

1829. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard King

Kelso, WA

1830. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. I find it

shameful that citizens of the

US have to petition and

petition to have OUR best

interests taken into

consideration by a

Association designed to

protect us, especially when it

comes to those who want to

make money at any cost and

bedamned to those of us

who live here.

—Sandra Maher

Simpsonville, SC

1831. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela Nordhof

Hamilton, MI

1832. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

pollution standards for new

power plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

the pollution that is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the

skyrocketing rate of

childhood asthma and other

respiratory diseases. The

new power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with any

more dangerous pollutants

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

—David Laing

Stockton Springs, ME

1833. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

Page 305 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gregory Campbell

Ann Arbor, MI

1834. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Hess

Edwardsville, IL

1835. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betty Phillips

Topeka, KS

1836. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Gammon

Hyattsville, MD

1837. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gale Rullmann

Youngsville, NC

1838. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deane Plaister

Santa Barbara, CA

1839. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

Page 306 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jack Stansfield

Stanwood, WA

1840. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—TIm G

Oak Harbor, WA

1841. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Randy Harrison

Eugene, OR

1842. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Evelyn McChesney

Seattle, WA

1843. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Laura Ploenzke

Bay Village, OH

1844. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eileen Arena

Old Bridge, NJ

1845. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Robert Stillson

Page 307 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Bolivar, NY

1846. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Bishop

Olympia, WA

1847. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Annapoorne Colangelo

Clinton, WA

1848. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicholas Conte

Matawan, NJ

1849. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

DO IT NOW, or forget about

a healthy future for all of life.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Saran Kirschbaum

Los Angeles, CA

1850. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim Toczynski

Manistee, MI

1851. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. We are in 

deep trouble and need to 

move quickly to clean up 

power plants, and change to 

clean renewable energy.

Page 308 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Susan Blain

Gardner, MA

1852. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Luis Matos

Oakland, CA

1853. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Pat Dingleberry

Jersey City, NJ

1854. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Shippee

Richmond, VA

1855. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Bauer

Seattle, WA

1856. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shane Weisman

Vancouver, WA

1857. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lawrence Jacksina

Charlottesville, VA

Page 309 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1858. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karl Reinhardt

Webster Groves, MO

1859. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. This is the

right thing to do.

—Elsie Pope

Memphis, TN

1860. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jack Frost

Calabasas, CA

1861. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeff Costello

Staten Island, NY

1862. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexander Gebhardt

Grand Rapids, MI

1863. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—M Smeltzer

New Tripoli, PA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1864. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eve Marin

Sharon, MA

1865. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emily Kampen

League City, TX

1866. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ryan Hanson

Albuquerque, NM

1867. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cate Leger

Berkeley, CA

1868. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brett Smith

Eagle, ID

1869. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—CC Nicholson

Sharps Chapel, TN

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1870. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jerome Feinstein

Cresskill, NJ

1871. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Karan

San Diego, CA

1872. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debbie Thorn

Kirkland, WA

1873. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Bernard

South Portland, ME

1874. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Thompson

Tiffin, OH

1875. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Adam DSousa

Sandy, UT

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1876. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arielle Bernstein

Playa del Rey, CA

1877. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. I 

am a primary care physician 

and speak out of concern for 

thousands of patients. Power 

plant emissions are the 

nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—MaryKelly Sutton

Fair Oaks, CA

1878. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alison Bowen

Williamsburg, MA

1879. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sue Colucci

Clarkston, MI

1880. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Heckman

Huntsville, AL

1881. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Sandwell

Olympia, WA

Page 313 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1882. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—sylvie C

1883. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Hesston, KS

1884. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessea Bowe

Aurora, CO

1885. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wendy Walsh

Absecon, NJ

1886. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gibson Glass

New York, NY

1887. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Holmen

Dayton, OH

1888. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Page 314 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Hickey

Springtown, TX

1889. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim Carlstedt

Santa Monica, CA

1890. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susanne Hesse & Dyer

Alachua, FL

1891. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maria lopez

Miami, FL

1892. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Davis

Dayton, OH

1893. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ollie Grosclaude

Sallisaw, OK

1894. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—C Day

vero, FL

1895. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Homan

Ocklawaha, FL

1896. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judy Wisboro

Worcester, MA

1897. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wanda Allen

Bartlett, NH

1898. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—traci Brown

West Chicago, IL

1899. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Rhea

Danville, KY

1900. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vanessa Bersani

Buffalo, NY

1901. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rafal Preis

Concord, CA

1902. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen

Petaluma, CA

1903. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Plain &

simple, WE NEED CLEAN

AIR & WATER TO

SURVIVE!

—Stephanie Easton

Riverside, CA

1904. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. I was born

and raised in So. California

in the 50's and 60's. As a

child, I remember only to well

fighting to breath with the

smog so thick it was like a

yellow fog. I've suffered from

asthma all my life and now

COPD. We're not done yet,

but we've made a good start.

I still see kids wheezing and

coughing - using inhalers as

if this is how everyone lives.

It isn't and it shouldn't be.

We MUST clean up our air

for the generations to come.

—Kerry Moore

Toledo, WA

1905. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Dorothy A. Stoner

Bartlett, IL

1906. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Time has run

out, no more

non-wrong-decision making.

Pollution is in your backyard

as well.

—Sage Johnson

San Francisco, CA

1907. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Victor Escobar

Midlothian, VA

1908. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Mandrick

Alpena, MI

1909. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kara Stewart

Fennimore, WI

1910. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katherine McWhorter

Weston, CO

1911. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Larry Spivey

Louisville, KY

1912. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Winston Kaehler

Saint Paul, MN

1913. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gregry Loomis

Seattle, WA

1914. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Boucher

Wenonah, NJ

1915. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—David Marott

Simi Valley, CA

1916. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. I

have been involved in

environmental programs

since 1965 and it has been a

struggle to get laws to

protect our country from

opportunists. Power plant

emissions are the nation's

largest source of carbon

pollution. It is fueling climate

change and contributing to

the spiraling rate of

childhood asthma and other

respiratory diseases. The

new power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with any

more dangerous carbon

pollution regardless of

whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—C Basile

Cuyahoga Falls, OH

1917. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

Page 319 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Dale

Decorah, IA

1918. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Cubbage

Seattle, WA

1919. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathy Peters

Atlanta, GA

1920. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Hendrik De Smet

Los Angeles, CA

1921. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diana

Nashville, TN

1922. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peg Dibenedetto

Fleischmanns, NY

1923. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

Page 320 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stuart Mork

Seattle, WA

1924. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Waldrip

Matawan, NJ

1925. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joel Kinzie

Denver, CO

1926. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vera Girel

1927. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Diane Hall

Burlington, NC

1928. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shel Horowitz

Hadley, MA

1929. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ashley Miller

Pleasanton, CA

Page 321 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

1930. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gilda Fusilier

Sacramento, CA

1931. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Harvey

Lebanon, PA

1932. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim Tjepkema

Clarks Grove, MN

1933. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leland

Kankakee, IL

1934. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Newton Center, MA

1935. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ed Grinnell

Shelburne Falls, MA

1936. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Page 322 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Liedike

Arvada, CO

1937. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dannys Cody

Benicia, CA

1938. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wichita, KS

1939. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Victoria Powers

North Vernon, IN

1940. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Larry Bakos

Encino, CA

1941. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Eggum

Gresham, WI

1942. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

Page 323 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joe Sergeant

Wayne, NJ

1943. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Bergman

Pendleton, KY

1944. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fr Jones

Newark, NJ

1945. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenneth Bickel

Pittsburgh, PA

1946. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Art Smoker

Mars Hill, NC

1947. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christena Blain

Gladwin, MI

1948. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicole Martin

San Diego, CA

1949. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rainet Lewis

AVONDALE, AZ

1950. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. I hope you

eventually go beyond this

new standard and propose a

similar, but more relaxed,

standard for existing power

plants.

—Bill Bowman

Louisville, KY

1951. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Loverink

Austin, MN

1952. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve Eklund

Salinas, CA

1953. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kirk Butler

Tampa, FL

1954. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Hulsebus

Ames, IA

1955. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Adam Savett

Solon, OH

1956. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Molly Hauck

Kensington, MD

1957. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kunal Natu

Los Altos, CA

1958. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frances Blair

Steilacoom, WA

1959. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patrick Stroud

Norwalk, IA

1960. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Florence Applebaum

Whitehall, PA

1961. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melodie Metje

West Chester, OH

1962. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia McCain

Bryan, TX

1963. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia McCain

Bryan, TX

1964. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenneth Ennor

Snohomish, WA

1965. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jane Herron

Franklin, TN

1966. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Caroline Miller

St Petersburg, FL

1967. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—R Paige

Portsmouth, RI

1968. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Ferrandino

Land O Lakes, FL

1969. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Heidi Levin

Quakertown, PA

1970. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Cohn

Carlsbad, CA

1971. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Burmester

Raleigh, NC

1972. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 328 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elsa Rush

New City, NY

1973. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Sothern

Saint Paul, MN

1974. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Ornelas

San Pedro, CA

1975. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lloyd Turner

Livingston, TX

1976. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon Mallory

Rochester, NY

1977. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joe Barber

Madison, CT

1978. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carrie Walker

Brattleboro, VT

1979. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Becky Klein

Valparaiso, IN

1980. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brad Cleavenger

Broomfield, CO

1981. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sheri Snyder

Saint Louis, MO

1982. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dennis Turechek

Otego, NY

1983. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. It seems in

many ways we are going

backwards. Please ensure

that these standards are as

strong as they need to be.

—Patricia Lestz

Playa del Rey, CA

1984. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nina Widger

Ithaca, NY

1985. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anne Gibson

Arlington, TX

1986. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—fonda butler

Frankfort, KY

1987. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tracy Ouellette

Bow, WA

1988. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Heather Peterson

Beaverton, OR

1989. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicole Catá

Washington, DC

1990. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Miller

Newport Beach, CA

1991. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jo Walters

Sprague, WA

1992. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elmer Berger

San Rafael, CA

1993. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Omar Shah

Columbus, OH

1994. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Scott Fletcher

Portland, OR

1995. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Felipe Torre

Litchfield Park, AZ

1996. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Laura Kennell

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Saint Louis, MO

1997. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Gamber

Topeka, KS

1998. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nystrom Roger

Edmonds, WA

1999. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Roland Gauvin

Cumberland, RI

2000. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mimi Hodsoll

Falls Church, VA

2001. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—JULIANNA BENEFIELD

CARY, NC

2002. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cathy O'Neill

Santa Monica, CA

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2003. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lucia Muessig

2004. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amber Thompson

Groveton, NH

2005. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alex Zackrone

White Plains, NY

2006. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Natalya Yudkovsky

Seattle, WA

2007. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Schumacher

Pennsboro, WV

2008. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cheryl Laskasky

Addison, IL

2009. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Summer Crabtree

Wheat Ridge, CO

2010. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lois Wagner

El Dorado Hills, CA

2011. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brooke Kane

Mc Lean, VA

2012. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carolyn Shafer

Toms River, NJ

2013. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deb Grojean

Boulder, CO

2014. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Norma Erickson

Greeley, CO

2015. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Richards

Bothell, WA

2016. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexandr Yantselovskiy

2017. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cornelia Shearer

Auburn, WA

2018. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Walter Zurko

Wooster, OH

2019. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Teri Breitenbach

Carnation, WA

2020. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. It seems to 

me, if one believes and 

understands what we're 

being told by the many 

'specialists/scientists', 

backers/supporters of coal, 

oil & gas interests MUST be 

devoid of any conscience 

and/or concerns regarding 

their own families' futures. 

To add some levity and yet, 

at the same time, a degree 

of total disbelief of such an 

inhumane attitude of these 

people, would it were

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possible to remove them all

to their rightful demise and

dump them all in the Nile

river! THEN -- they'd

DEFINITELY all be in

"DENIAL" !!!!

—Fred Barr

Charlotte, NC

2021. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. President

Obama said he is behind

reducing pollution and I am,

also.

—Lorraine Doherty

Rochester, MN

2022. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keith Runion

Little Rock, AR

2023. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—June Balish

Brooklyn, NY

2024. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emma Bartholomew

Seattle, WA

2025. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Bugbee

Battle Creek, MI

2026. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keith Nichols

Lavaca, AR

2027. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Warren

Tucson, AZ

2028. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David J

Mukilteo, WA

2029. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. The EPA

needs to do something

uncharacteristic--ACT,

setting strong standards.

Otherwise it might be the

beginning of . . . who knows

what.

—Christopher Doob

Woodbridge, CT

2030. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Walp

Pasadena, CA

2031. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rev H

Atglen, PA

2032. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeff Stromgren

Minneapolis, MN

2033. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Rhoades

Downers Grove, IL

2034. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Freda

Evanston, IL

2035. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aaron Brooks

Seattle, WA

2036. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Josiah Mendez

Naples, FL

2037. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rea Freedom

Los Gatos, CA

2038. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Felicity Hohenshelt

Jacksonville, FL

2039. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sedona, AZ

2040. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Peddicord

Sequim, WA

2041. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cynthia Crawford

Melbourne, FL

2042. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexander Honigsblum

Dubuque, IA

2043. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aaeron Robb

Baltimore, MD

2044. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Guthrie

Webster, NY

2045. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maegan Geleta

Hamburg, NY

2046. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lori Stefano

Yelm, WA

2047. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Becky Brookshire

Marshall, NC

2048. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—David Tieben

Louisville, CO

2049. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janet Tousseau

Santa Fe, NM

2050. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Rebecca Hill

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Houston, TX

2051. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Kilgore

Iowa City, IA

2052. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Len Lorette

Elk City, OK

2053. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Braun

Crossville, TN

2054. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amy Bursky

Wynnewood, PA

2055. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brooklyn, NY

2056. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Steel

De Pere, WI

2057. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Doris Karnila

Worcester, MA

2058. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Velma Van Ault

Bellingham, WA

2059. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—joe whitmore jr

Elizabethtown, PA

2060. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Francis Carrington

Edwardsville, IL

2061. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Olszewski

Fox Island, WA

2062. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rev Leak

Kansas City, KS

2063. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Albert

Algonquin, IL

2064. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicole Paul

Eureka, CA

2065. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeane Harrison

Des Moines, IA

2066. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eugene Mariani

Pittsburgh, PA

2067. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Agnes Chao

Yorktown Heights, NY

2068. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Portland, OR

2069. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

Page 344 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chad Vogelsong

Pittsburgh, PA

2070. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Doug Simerly

Medford, OR

2071. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anita Alcantara

Chicago, IL

2072. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Manges

Berea, KY

2073. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beverly Taylor

Wells River, VT

2074. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—P MacI

Montgomery, AL

2075. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marjorie Xavier

Hayward, CA

2076. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alfonzo Jordan

Nashville, TN

2077. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jen Respass

Conroe, TX

2078. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Geeia Habing

West Columbia, SC

2079. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—San Jose, CA

2080. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Klaudia Englund

Thousand Oaks, CA

2081. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 346 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julie Quinn-Huffman

East Wenatchee, WA

2082. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Sloane

Ocean Park, WA

2083. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Helen Colby

Miami, FL

2084. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Valerie Crow

Temperance, MI

2085. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Portland, OR

2086. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Skonberg

Winchester, OR

2087. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephan Armstrong

Watsontown, PA

2088. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeffrey Wolfe

Colorado Springs, CO

2089. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alma Spragg

Kansas City, MO

2090. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cleo Treeclimber

Santa Barbara, CA

2091. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cassandra Browning

Montclair, NJ

2092. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Helen Smith

Mattawan, MI

2093. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Tom Goddard

Holyoke, CO

2094. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Callie

Gainesville, FL

2095. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Bob Tures

Flagstaff, AZ

2096. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jo Hills

Germantown, NY

2097. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sean Ryan

Las Vegas, NV

2098. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Catherine Dugalin

Berkley, MI

2099. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Gurtler

Peoria, IL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2100. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Casey Palmer

Burlington, VT

2101. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Randall Hartman

San Clemente, CA

2102. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kelley Scanlon

Syracuse, NY

2103. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—W Strauss

Henrico, VA

2104. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stacy Pasetta

Los Angeles, CA

2105. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tamsen Binggeli

Garden City, ID

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2106. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Samantha Tjoelker

Tacoma, WA

2107. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kim

Hollister, CA

2108. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Morrissey

Menasha, WI

2109. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rama Pokkunuri

Seattle, WA

2110. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Margeson

St. Petersburg, FL

2111. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Sherwood

Portland, OR

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2112. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Erica Bettwy

Springfield, VA

2113. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leah Santone

Methuen, MA

2114. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Bristow

Brentwood, TN

2115. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cathy Deptula

Brandon, FL

2116. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Siegner

Portland, OR

2117. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—S

Chicago, IL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2118. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rain Atherstone

2119. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Kendrick

Albion, MI

2120. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Felix Gostel

Richmond, VA

2121. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carolyn & Marty

Petaluma, CA

2122. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Tinch

Wilton, CT

2123. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marylucia Arace

Fullerton, CA

2124. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

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for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Utica, MI

2125. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cathy Lewis-Dougherty

Lake Oswego, OR

2126. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Edwards

willow spring, NC

2127. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Russell Skinner

Kimberly, WI

2128. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher Cornish

San Francisco, CA

2129. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine Ewy

Metairie, LA

2130. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Spooner

Blaine, WA

2131. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. DON'T go

backwards with our world's

air and water and climate!!!!

—Jo

Las Vegas, NV

2132. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel McNeil

Nemacolin, PA

2133. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Mayer

Olympia, WA

2134. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Peterson

Northbrook, IL

2135. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joy Chambers

Millbury, MA

2136. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

Page 355 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Mitchell

Bend, OR

2137. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betsy Berman

Atlanta, GA

2138. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve Sheehy

Klamath Falls, OR

2139. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diana Cristina

Port Angeles, WA

2140. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Davis

Wenatchee, WA

2141. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rusty West

Seattle, WA

2142. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joel Hopkins

Richardson, TX

2143. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeanne Govoni

Middleboro, MA

2144. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Herrington

Clarinda, IA

2145. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. It is appalling 

that the voices and agendas 

of a tiny percentage of 

Americans (the fossil fuel 

moguls) can have any 

influence in the decisions 

that will impact the very 

longterm health of the planet. 

One generation of this 

greed-ocracy will have an 

effect on the planet for 

centuries if not millenia. We 

have got to start taking 

climate change seriously 

before there is nothing that 

can be done. Please do the 

right thing.

—Justine Johnson

Coventry, RI

2146. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Lazarus

Portland, OR

2147. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Earl Lippold

Lakewood, CA

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2148. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Kummer

Ft Mitchell, KY

2149. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janet Smith

Sharpsburg, GA

2150. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beverly Stubner

Honor, MI

2151. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Daniels

Clinton, IN

2152. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Carns

Clearfield, PA

2153. I am a grandmother of 

5 young children. I am most 

concerned about the 

environment they and their 

children will live in. It is 

everyone's responsibility to 

do everything possible to 

leave our heirs a clean and 

healthy environment. We are 

not doing our part and I am 

not happy. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jo Lerberg

Polk City, IA

2154. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julie Hostetler

Tacoma, WA

2155. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—June Stepansky

Woodland Hills, CA

2156. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. this must be

done for our children &

grandchildren, you know this,

so just do it & do it the right

way.

—Jim Wise

Two Rivers, WI

2157. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jen Reynolds

berkeley, CA

2158. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cynthia Thies

Camano Island, WA

2159. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Flynn

Seattle, WA

2160. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexander Henrich

2161. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Sanders

Troy, MI

2162. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Seeherman

Saint Louis, MO

2163. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margery Coffey

Rosalie, NE

2164. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Joos

Portland, OR

2165. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeffrey Surovell

New York, NY

2166. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Teri Lunn

Novato, CA

2167. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anne Small

Church Hill, TN

2168. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—jason husby

minneapolis, MN

2169. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. We must do

something to curb climate

change before we leave our

children a world horribly

scarred by our excess

consumption.

—Patrick O'Dell

Harrisonville, MO

2170. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Catherine Marcoux

Jefferson, MD

2171. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dorothy Frew

Kamas, UT

2172. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Avis Ogilvy

New Orleans, LA

2173. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karanda Marshall

Charleston, IL

2174. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Gray

Kansas City, MO

2175. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Simpson

Rio Rancho, NM

2176. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Green Bay, WI

2177. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Mary Christophersen

Chicago, IL

2178. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marisol Gonzales

Seattle, WA

2179. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Michael Grieco

Gainesville, GA

2180. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric West

Port Orange, FL

2181. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Tony Greiner

Albuquerque, NM

2182. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joe Sauer

Lafayette, IN

2183. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rachel Wolf

Santa Cruz, CA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2184. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Tovar

Cedar Falls, IA

2185. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brandon Kirk

Dallas, TX

2186. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Craig Conant

Longbranch, WA

2187. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Victor Ochoa

Oakland, CA

2188. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Rom

Berkeley, CA

2189. I am writing to insist

that you support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

We won't get a second

chance to stop climate

change, and time is running

out. The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tamara Stephas

Seattle, WA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2190. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—lauren Keeney

Seattle, WA

2191. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Hartman

Falls Church, VA

2192. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mt. Carmel, TN

2193. I am writing to express 

my support for the strongest 

possible carbon pollution 

standards for new power 

plants, Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. It 

is past time for aggressive 

action to dramatically reduce 

the emissions from fossil 

fuels that are altering our 

planet's climate. Because 

40% of carbon pollution 

comes from fossil fuel power 

plants, the nation's largest 

source of such pollution, 

vigorous efforts to limit these 

emissions are needed now. 

Beyond climate change, 

these pollutants also are 

contributing to the growing 

incidence of childhood 

asthma and other respiratory 

diseases. My area already 

has been harmed by severe 

storms and flooding that are 

becoming more frequent as 

a result of changing climatic 

patterns. Many climate

experts say that we do not

have much time to act to

prevent widespread drought

in some places and worse

flooding in others. Therefore,

I ask that you approve new

power plant standards

sufficiently strong to ensure

that new plants do not fill our

air with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or any

other fossil fuel. This is an

urgent situation and should

be addressed accordingly.

Thank you for considering

my comments.

—Wallace Elton

Saratoga Springs, NY

2194. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Cooper

Longmont, CO

2195. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. It is our duty

as Americans and as

humans to continually strive

to improve ourselves.

Yesterday's standards are

not enough for tomorrow's

power plants. We must take

responsibility and strive to be

ever more efficient and ever

cleaner-- at the molecular

and cellular levels, not just in

writing. Please enact

standards that lead us down

responsible, ever-improving,

ever-more-efficient paths.

—Ds Seaman

Ocala, FL

2196. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Hutchinson

Portland, OR

2197. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rick Gardner

Warren, MI

2198. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Buying and

selling carbon isn't really an

option - let's develop clean

ways of producing power.

thanks.

—astaras v

Kalispell, MT

2199. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathy Bigler

Salina, KS

2200. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lauren Bouyea

Muir Beach, CA

2201. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Virginia Bisharat

San Francisco, CA

2202. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Daniel

Knoxville, TN

2203. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Petrus Townsend

San Lorenzo, CA

2204. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Han Tran

Miami, FL

2205. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Rivera

Manhattan, NY

2206. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Gellar

Charlotte, NC

2207. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Zall

lynn, MA

2208. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher Emery

Silver Spring, MD

2209. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janet Sleeth

Peoria, IL

2210. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Miguel Gimenez

San Juan, PR

2211. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rita Santamaria

Saint Paul, MN

2212. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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—Ken Gigliello

Centreville, VA

2213. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carolyn/Tom

Horvath/Leonhardt

Cleveland, OH

2214. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Jane Metcalfe

seattle, WA

2215. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sergio Rivera

Chicago, IL

2216. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Abby Reese

Shepherdstown, WV

2217. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann O'Connell

Florence, OR

2218. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Lindsey

Beaver Dam, KY

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2219. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Raymond Valinoti

New Providence, NJ

2220. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Lewis

Nashville, TN

2221. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeralyn Moran

Okemos, MI

2222. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Timms

Brooklyn, MI

2223. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

They are fouling the air we

breathe. The very toxic ash

they produce is being

dumped on land where it

pollutes the land and sends

particulates into the air kids

breathe. The new power

plant standards must be

strong enough to ensure that

newly built plants do not fill

our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else. In fact,

there is No Such Thing as

"clean coal."

—Joanna Kirkpatrick

Boise, ID

2224. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Walchenbach

Sequim, WA

2225. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. We must stop

burning carbon for energy.

We have many less harmful

alternatives available--let's

encourage change in our

power generation.

—Carol Bosworth

Portland, OR

2226. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa Keith

Marietta, GA

2227. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ray Andreasen

Massapequa, NY

2228. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lorelei Stierlen

Plano, TX

2229. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Boland

Paauilo, HI

2230. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Richey

Portland, OR

2231. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bardstown, KY

2232. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Have you ever

worn a mask to spray paint

or to try not to get someone's

cold? It is the most

uncomfortable way to walk

around. Is this what our

children will have to do? I

hope not.

—Rhona Gordon

Silver Spring, MD

2233. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Felicia Bruce

Fort Pierce, FL

2234. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lyle Collins

Yakima, WA

2235. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Victor

2236. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Christiansen

East Montpelier, VT

2237. I am writing to support

strong carbon pollution

standards for new power

plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution - power

plants spew out 40% of our

carbon pollution. As a

Democrat who voted for

President Obama twice, I

want to see him keep his

commitment to clean up the

environment and usher in

'clean energy'. You are the

'Obama EPA'. It is up to you

to help keep this

commitment. Please make

the new power plant

standards strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with more

dangerous carbon pollution -

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

—John Dabrowski

Burlington, MA

2238. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Levine

San Francisco, CA

2239. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Johnie Kemp

Hillman, MI

2240. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ron Saderholm

Summer Shade, KY

2241. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Moulden

Seattle, WA

2242. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Freeman

Duxbury, MA

2243. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Anderson

Roseville, CA

2244. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Dalton

Colonia, NJ

2245. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Budzinski

Kalamazoo, MI

2246. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fred Binkley

New York, NY

2247. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Eaton

Westport, CT

2248. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—K

Byron Center, MI

2249. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Brommel

Norwalk, IA

2250. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brandon Kozak

Edwardsville, IL

2251. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bartley Deason

Darby, MT

2252. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sara Lazarus

Millburn, NJ

2253. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dave Amarelo

Auburn, CA

2254. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

Page 375 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debra Baxter

Norfolk, NY

2255. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terry Vance

Clinton Twp, MI

2256. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve Irwin

Melbourne Beach, FL

2257. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. 

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—Ruth pyren

Ferndale, WA

2258. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Nissen

Prior Lake, MN

2259. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Page 376 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alvaro de Regil

Moorpark, CA

2260. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Al Lane

Berea, OH

2261. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martha Baxter

Minneapolis, MN

2262. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—T Risley

Noblesville, IN

2263. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Skier

Lexington, MA

2264. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Widerquist

New Orleans, LA

2265. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Page 377 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sherrie Davison

Morehead, KY

2266. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon B.

Ithaca, NY

2267. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura

Shelton, WA

2268. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gretchen Clay

Bellingham, WA

2269. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Perrotta

Walpole, MA

2270. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Hay

Chapel Hill, NC

2271. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

Page 378 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—G G

2272. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Antoine Wilson

Long Beach, CA

2273. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patrick Arndt

Lancaster, PA

2274. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karin Cummings

Salem, MA

2275. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennie long

Bellevue, ID

2276. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Cramer

Kanorado, KS

2277. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

Page 379 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph DeGruchy

Antioch, TN

2278. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants, Docket

ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiralling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution, regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Whittier

Steilacoom, WA

2279. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Cook

Waterloo, IA

2280. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Becker

Sherman Oaks, CA

2281. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Amick

Louisville, KY

2282. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kon Damas

Talent, OR

2283. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

Page 380 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Annie Prince

Coopersburg, PA

2284. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—S

Fayetteville, NC

2285. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lana Fryers

Mayville, MI

2286. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Helga Spector

Somerset, NJ

2287. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Darley Adare

Charlotte, NC

2288. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Colleen Wilson

Cottonwood, ID

2289. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

Page 381 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Schefter

Olathe, KS

2290. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dennis Keenan

Portland, OR

2291. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—m C.

Olympia, WA

2292. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer La Due

Seattle, WA

2293. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Helga Spector

Somerset, NJ

2294. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John GIBSON

2295. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Dean

Napa, CA

2296. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela Larsen

Hood River, OR

2297. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Janet Geiler

Tuscola, IL

2298. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vanessa Warheit

Palo Alto, CA

2299. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Paul Eisenberg

Bloomington, IN

2300. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristi Harris

Iowa Falls, IA

2301. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betsy Ruhe

Louisville, KY

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2302. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mekk Marcos

Philadelphia, PA

2303. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rex Haire

Martin, TN

2304. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nathan Rice

Ypsilanti, MI

2305. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ulla Nilsen

Minneapolis, MN

2306. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katherine Hammons

Owensboro, KY

2307. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brooklyn, NY

2308. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Victoria Olson

Ft. Lauderdale, FL

2309. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Curtis Hughes

Sanford, FL

2310. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. The fossil fuel

era needs to be over and it is

past time to promote

alternative sources of

reliable energy. If the fossil

fuel folks want to stay in

business they can switch to

wind, solar, maybe even

nuclear. Trying to sell the

"clean coal" nonsense is a

big lie and they know it. It

may be slightly better but it is

still filthy.

—Paul Talkington

Des Moines, IA

2311. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—e

Byron Center, MI

2312. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—J Moore

Lubbock, TX

2313. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jan Perney

Evanston, IL

2314. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nini White

Mill Valley, CA

2315. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Victoria Miller

Encino, CA

2316. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Jauernig

Leavenworth, KS

2317. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcia Vinson

Virginia Beach, VA

2318. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Jones

Seattle, WA

2319. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Tsee Lee

New York, NY

2320. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Karst

Santa Cruz, CA

2321. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. Respectfully

yours, in Christ Jesus ~

—Patty & Gary Schneider

Pittsburgh, PA

2322. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joe COPPOLETTA

Corbett, OR

2323. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Joshua Evans

Virginia Beach, VA

2324. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sue Willis

2325. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dennis Roderigues

Pinellas Park, FL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2326. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stu Hilsmier

Albion, IN

2327. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bob Sipe

Richmond, VA

2328. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julius Salinas

Esko, MN

2329. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bellaire, MI

2330. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Tortorella

Centreville, VA

2331. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cynthia Call

Melbourne, FL

2332. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

Page 388 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marilyn Logan

Prairie Village, KS

2333. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jerry Bloomer

Hot Springs, SD

2334. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. In

Kentucky, the majority of our

energy from power plants

comes from coal. The strip

mining and mountain top

removal practices for coal

are very harmful to the

environment, polluting the

air, our streams and thus our

water supply, and destroying

the oldest mountains on

earth and the second most

biologically diverse

ecosystem on the planet.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. The burning

of fossil fuels is increasing

CO2 in the atmosphere; 99%

of scientists agree that the

increase in CO2 is leading to

an increase in the

temperature of our planet,

and at a rate faster than

predicted. There is no

"clean" coal. Coal mining

and coal burning needs to

stop. Power plants need to

control their emissions.

—Lisa Lyford

Williamsburg, KY

2335. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dianne Burnham

Pittsburgh, PA

2336. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Benjamin Joannou

Miami, FL

2337. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Mooney

Plymouth, MN

2338. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Broomfield

Berea, KY

2339. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christie Bradley

Defuniak Springs, FL

2340. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Bright

Atlanta, GA

2341. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Friedman

new York, NY

2342. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim Andaloro

Liverpool, NY

2343. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Elizabeth Audas

Des Moines, IA

2344. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristina Peterson

Edmonds, WA

2345. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Ruth Frick

Doylestown, PA

2346. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Cook

Austin, TX

2347. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Winter

Berkeley, CA

2348. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcos Arguello

Las Vegas, NV

2349. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Munoz

Truth or Consequences, NM

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2350. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Savage

Mammoth Lakes, CA

2351. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maxine

Sheets-Johnstone

yachats, OR

2352. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael-David Sasson

Emeryville, CA

2353. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Adel Kessler

Cedar Falls, IA

2354. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicole Gooden

Las Vegas, NV

2355. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Larry Dupont

Frankfort, NY

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2356. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynne Brimecombe

Ann Arbor, MI

2357. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Warren Matte

Harlem, MT

2358. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jerry Orr

Reading, PA

2359. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Thomas

Yacolt, WA

2360. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maria-Elena Chavez

Las Cruces, NM

2361. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—C. Bower

Sonoita, AZ

Page 393 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2362. It fascinates me that

there still can be people who

are so naive, or such

"sheep," that they don't see

"we" are killing our children

and grandchildren with bad

air that can, and should, be

contained. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Walt Brown

Roseville, CA

2363. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jana Evans

Salt Lake City, UT

2364. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Rabinowitz

Cary, NC

2365. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Schempf

Apache Junction, AZ

2366. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Krista Munster

Minneapolis, MN

2367. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

Page 394 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Gene Polito

Sag Harbor, NY

2368. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah King

Albuquerque, NM

2369. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—J Dolan

Longmont, CO

2370. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anita Conway

North Salem, NY

2371. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Ackerman Laura

Spokane, WA

2372. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dorothy Dobbyn

Millsboro, DE

2373. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leon Vandruff

Stillwater, OK

Page 395 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2374. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Evelyn Fraser

Washington, DC

2375. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Howard Itkin

Rochester, NY

2376. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aurora, CO

2377. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Gluck

Sun City, AZ

2378. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Staci Evans

Sacramento, CA

2379. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emily Van Alyne

Middletown, DE

2380. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Spotts

Saint George, UT

2381. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Cole

Warren, MI

2382. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Higham

Santa Rosa, CA

2383. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carroll Arkema

Pompton Lakes, NJ

2384. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laurie McLaughlin

San Diego, CA

2385. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Doran Thomas

Littleton, CO

2386. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon Terleski

Salem, OR

2387. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—A Ross

Overland Park, KS

2388. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jonathan

San Antonio, TX

2389. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynn Andretta

Washington, DC

2390. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Borchers

Romney, WV

2391. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Angela

Bend, OR

2392. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Damjanovic

Orchard, IA

2393. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert McKinnie

Salt Lake City, UT

2394. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Derek Holmes

Seattle, WA

2395. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bonnie Pelton

2396. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Harry Dill

Cottondale, AL

2397. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margarete Lindh

Woodland Park, CO

2398. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary White

Ann Arbor, MI

2399. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Adam Bolour

Salinas, CA

2400. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cynthia northrop

Ronkonkoma, NY

2401. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," or anything else.

Eliminate coal fueled power

plants!

—BToth

McMinnville, OR

2402. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Levine

Beachwood, OH

2403. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Toshalis

Middleville, MI

2404. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Roseville, CA

2405. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela Plowman

Hailey, ID

2406. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Herbert Stein

Washingtonville, NY

2407. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. I am someone

who grew up in a heavily

polluted city, and I do not

want to return to those days.

I urge you to fight for clean

air and a clean future.

—Laura Horowitz

Pittsburgh, PA

2408. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carolyn Summers

Hastings on Hudson, NY

2409. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rafael Alfaro

Carolina, PR

2410. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Bedard

Honolulu, HI

2411. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Orsolini

Sacramento, CA

2412. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brenda Barbour

APO, AE

2413. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Please do this

for my grandchildren and

your grandchildren. Don't

increase the mess they will

inherit from us.

—Karen Kenned

Tucson, AZ

2414. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Philip Hyun

Edison, NJ

2415. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Bonham

Walland, TN

2416. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kendall B.

Marianna, FL

2417. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elaine O'Malley

Falls Church, VA

2418. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Watts

Riverside, CA

2419. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Baouche

Ellington, CT

2420. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Henry Rosenfeld

Riverside, CA

2421. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David White

Bar Harbor, ME

2422. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 403 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Hoop

Kittery, ME

2423. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pat Ander

Denver, CO

2424. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Geri benner

Santa Barbara, CA

2425. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marion Nolan

Sevierville, TN

2426. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Rudolph

Houston, TX

2427. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Earley

Lancaster, PA

2428. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

Page 404 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sara Lappi

Saint Louis, MO

2429. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marj Woodruff

Chicago, IL

2430. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brenda Psaras

East Moriches, NY

2431. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joe Booth

Oakland, CA

2432. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Provo

Fredericksburg, VA

2433. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maureen Hicks

Stanton, MI

2434. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

Page 405 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Lisa Smith

Hamilton, OH

2435. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephanie Kenny

Charlotte, NC

2436. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—James Peters

Jacksonville, FL

2437. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robin Hudson

Tarpon Springs, FL

2438. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Gerald Kayser

Fort Wayne, IN

2439. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Priscilla Tine

Knoxville, TN

2440. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carole Bretschneider

Louisville, KY

Page 406 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2441. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gretchen Gardner

Ann Arbor, MI

2442. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tim McMahon

Portland, OR

2443. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frank Hotchkiss

Salinas, CA

2444. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ilsa Lottes

Ellicott City, MD

2445. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tod Braunwart

Vancouver, WA

2446. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karl Koessel

Blue Lake, CA

Page 407 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2447. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shirley Thompson

Tulsa, OK

2448. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sierra Fox

Flint, MI

2449. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fiona Laveau

Fountain Valley, CA

2450. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. Coal powered 

coal plants seem to be in 

poorer neighborhoods where 

people have a hard time 

getting any results regarding

pollution. Their children

suffer from asthma and other

respiratory ailments which

causes them to miss school

and fall behind. Their parents

have a hard time to pay for

needed medications also. It

is time to put a stop to this.

All of us need to have clean

air. I am allergic to Sulfa and

if I am around coal pollution

for more than a day I can not

catch my breath. We have

clean energy options and

need to use them. I realize

that there is not a solution

but many. We need better

standards for insulation for

our home which helps with

heat and air condition and

energy consumption . We

can work together to get this

done.

—Marie Leven

Flushing, MI

2451. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Edwards

Olympia, WA

Page 408 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2452. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Beaulieu

Sioux Falls, SD

2453. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Greg Sells

Austin, TX

2454. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maureen O'Neal

Portland, OR

2455. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Lewman

Madison, CT

2456. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. I

believe that climate change

is occurring and that it

caused by human activities.

In my lifetime I have seen

changes taking place that

can only be attributed to

climate change. The sad fact

is that I won't live long

enough to see the long term

disastrous effects that are

beginning to happen, but my

grandchildfren and great

grandchildren will! Power

plant emissions are the

nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—George E.Milkowski

Chicago, IL

2457. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

Page 409 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kimberly Kashner

Milton, DE

2458. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joyce Bryant

Wolfeboro Falls, NH

2459. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andy Lupenko

Lemon Grove, CA

2460. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diane Johnson

Vanceburg, KY

2461. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jorge Gomez

San Antonio, TX

2462. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debra Kamzelski

Flagstaff, AZ

2463. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

Page 410 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katherine Holmes

Ann Arbor, MI

2464. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Fullerton

Scotts Valley, CA

2465. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sara Elkins

Northampton, MA

2466. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Seiple

North Canton, OH

2467. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Couture

Wilbraham, MA

2468. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—K V

Valparaiso, IN

2469. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

Page 411 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Garrick Balk

South Elgin, IL

2470. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Sipocz

South Bend, IN

2471. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fathia Atallah

Seattle, WA

2472. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Gardner

Portland, OR

2473. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stuart Oskamp

Claremont, CA

2474. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jacob Steijn

Walla Walla, WA

2475. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Nancy Hiestand

Davis, CA

2476. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barb Piszker

Stanardsville, VA

2477. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Kevin Hughes

Newtown, CT

2478. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arlene Cummings

Port Chester, NY

2479. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Ryan

Powhatan, VA

2480. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judith O'Callaghan

Deer Isle, ME

2481. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ruth Bescript

Tucson, AZ

Page 413 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2482. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mandy DeVine

Alexandria, VA

2483. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carter

Murray, NE

2484. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Canright

Asbury, NJ

2485. This is to encourage

the Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

All of the new power plant

standards must be strong

enough make sure that

newly built plants emit only

clean emissions whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

Emissions from power plants

are the US's largest source

of carbon pollution and fuel

climate change and

contribute to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

—Karen B

Chapel Hill, NC

2486. Building a new Plant 

means meeting new 

standards. Refurbishing an

existing plant means bringing

it up to new standards.

Simple concept. I am writing

to the Environmental

Protection Agency to support

strong carbon pollution

standards for new power

plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim Ridlon

Georgetown, NY

2487. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judi Naue

San Rafael, CA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2488. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Petranto

Novato, CA

2489. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Los Angeles, CA

2490. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Jandt

Gilbert, AZ

2491. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Wachter

Bellingham, WA

2492. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dave Schulz

Severn, MD

2493. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Brant

Port Townsend, WA

2494. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

Page 415 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Berler

Torrance, CA

2495. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bob Flynn

Bloomington, IN

2496. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ron Lichterman

Highland Park, IL

2497. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynn O'Shea

New Orleans, LA

2498. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Tribble

Coos Bay, OR

2499. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fanny Diehl

Lompoc, CA

2500. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pat Vescio

Cary, NC

2501. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Renee Kermeen

Middleville, MI

2502. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Gittlen

Frankfort, MI

2503. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marlys Jacobson

Cannon Falls, MN

2504. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathryn Albert

Portland, OR

2505. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Eversole

Cushing, OK

2506. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Buddy Cage

Mystic, CT

2507. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Franklapore

Park Falls, WI

2508. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Lilli

Pacific Palisades, CA

2509. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen O'Keefe

Ringwood, NJ

2510. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Meyer

Westland, MI

2511. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beate

Enterprise, AL

2512. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Mullen

Canton, OH

2513. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kerry

San Antonio, TX

2514. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Bellmore

Iron Mountain, MI

2515. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Van Buskirk

Bend, OR

2516. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Ajemian

Bridgewater, MA

2517. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Howard Beale

Northborough, MA

2518. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 419 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Farrell

Tacoma, WA

2519. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Blacknight

Surf City, NC

2520. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charmian

San Anselmo, CA

2521. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Biomass

plants must be included in

these regulations. Although

biomass has been portrayed

as "renewable energy" it is

not. It requires the burning of

forests which take longer

than a human lifetime to

regrow. The burning of wood

for energy is as dirty, or

dirtier than coal, in the

emissions produced.

—Marily Woodhouse

Manton, CA

2522. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joshua Seff

McKinney, TX

2523. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Monica

Burnsville, MN

2524. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sheri Rollison

Novato, CA

2525. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Moricca

Pinole, CA

2526. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Humble

Chapel Hill, NC

2527. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. While we

insist on new power plants

cutting down on carbon

emissions..we must

grandfather in the old

plants..perhaps offer loans to

make improvements. We

cannot drag our feet on this

issue anymore. Lung

disease is increasing.

—Florence Wagner

Lopez Island, WA

2528. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beverly Chemai

Germantown, MD

2529. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chelsey

DiPasquale-Hunton

Phoenix, AZ

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2530. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sami Cunningham

Afton, VA

2531. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Owens

Fond du Lac, WI

2532. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christian Hartleben

Philadelphia, PA

2533. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Dunn

Arlington, WA

2534. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paula Cohen

Princeville, HI

2535. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julianna Riley

Emeryville, CA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2536. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cynthia Thomas

Pinellas Park, FL

2537. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Galla

Arlington Heights, IL

2538. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marc Benedict

Rochester, WA

2539. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brianna Pfeninger

Tacoma, WA

2540. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Clark

Overland Park, KS

2541. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Berry

Farmersville, TX

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2542. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betty Brooks

Hailey, ID

2543. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cathy Seay

Everett, WA

2544. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Silveman

West Nyack, NY

2545. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Benton Harbor, MI

2546. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Silverstone

Old Bethpage, NY

2547. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Sullivan

Huntington Beach, CA

2548. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

Page 424 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lori Bryan

Durango, CO

2549. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Levengood

Marina, CA

2550. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jaqueline Galvan

San Antonio, TX

2551. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. I 

have respiratory and sinus 

problems that I'm sure were 

aggravated, perhaps even 

caused by the polluted air 

from power plants and heavy 

industrial activity near my 

home over my lifetime. Time 

for a new paradigm. The new 

power plant standards must 

be strong enough to ensure 

that newly built plants do not 

fill our air with any more 

dangerous carbon pollution 

regardless of whether it's 

called "clean coal," natural 

gas, or anything else.

—William Eddy

Ashland, KY

2552. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Guffey

Granbury, TX

2553. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tim Bryan

Durango, CO

Page 425 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2554. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peggy Alcorn

Seminole, FL

2555. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jada Ills

Pensacola, FL

2556. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Georgeanne Samuelson

Oakridge, OR

2557. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rose Faltin

Pensacola, FL

2558. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joy Bryden

Milwaukie, OR

2559. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim O'Neil

Effingham, IL

Page 426 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2560. Re: support Dockett

ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution, responsible

for 40% of the total. We

cannot ignore this huge

contribution and maintain

any hope for controlling the

escalating effects of climate

change. Besides carbon

dioxide, fossil fuel plants

emit numerous other

pollutants that impair both

health and environment. The

new power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not continue to pollute our

air regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

—Louise Mehler

Sacramento, CA

2561. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Desiree Bullard

Cumberland, MD

2562. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Baker

Brighton, MA

2563. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Larry Orzechowski

Phoenix, AZ

2564. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amanda Yoder

Chesapeake, VA

2565. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arifa Goodman

San Cristobal, NM

Page 427 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2566. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Henderson

Apache Junction, AZ

2567. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lars Jefferson

Albany, OR

2568. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Drake Meadow

Ann Arbor, MI

2569. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donald and Lee Thwing

East Tawas, MI

2570. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Newton, NC

2571. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—W Crosby

Louisville, KY

2572. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Page 428 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Taylor

McKinney, TX

2573. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Spokane, WA

2574. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dani Duke

Iowa City, IA

2575. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jay & Sandra Klick

Lititz, PA

2576. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—karen scotese

Evanston, IL

2577. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anthony Magana

Boise, ID

2578. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

Page 429 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—F Taylor

Hilton Head Island, SC

2579. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daryl Lindsay

Seaford, DE

2580. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa Meek

Bel Air, MD

2581. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Sullivan

Miami, OK

2582. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicholas Bolduc

Westfield, MA

2583. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—yvonne hansen

Austin, TX

2584. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

Page 430 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vanessa Gonzalez-Green

Towson, MD

2585. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—CA Matthews

Fostoria, OH

2586. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Georgann Kovacovsky

New Bethlehem, PA

2587. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcy Levine

San Anselmo, CA

2588. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lili Munoz

Los Angeles, CA

2589. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ira Levine

Los Angeles, CA

2590. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

Page 431 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lauren Lee

Dorchester, MA

2591. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brenda Norris

Brookhaven, PA

2592. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Sullivan

Hilton Head Island, SC

2593. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Francis Kazakwic

Phoenix, AZ

2594. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—L

Valparaiso, IN

2595. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Veronica Barrio

Austin, TX

2596. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

Page 432 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Mulcare

Clarkston, WA

2597. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Curia

Scottsdale, AZ

2598. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James condon

Thornwood, NY

2599. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Dutschke

Louisville, KY

2600. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marlene Boegli

Loveland, OH

2601. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Kuehnling

East Amherst, NY

2602. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

Page 433 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—J Child

Austin, TX

2603. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Pollution from power plants

is the nation's largest single

source of carbon. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth whitehouse

Corning, NY

2604. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barton Schoenfeld

Valatie, NY

2605. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lorne Beatty

Brighton, MI

2606. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tabatha Sieracki

Warren, MI

2607. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shawnee

Champaign, IL

2608. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—SAlly Moody

Potomac, MD

2609. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rosanne Neri

Stratford, CT

2610. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joel Trupin

Marshfield, VT

2611. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jlz0712@aolcom

Muskegon, MI

2612. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Deborah Naujokas

Taos, NM

2613. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer

North Bergen, NJ

2614. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Marita Ravenhorst

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Lexington, VA

2615. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Mahoney

Wasilla, AK

2616. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Heather Hanly

Oakland, CA

2617. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Marie Knotek

Cleveland, OH

2618. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frances Vreman

Lincoln City, OR

2619. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Clemenson

Clearwater, FL

2620. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenny Westerman

Owensboro, KY

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2621. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Burk

Los Angeles, CA

2622. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carolyn Vaughan

Scottsdale, AZ

2623. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Catherine Miller

Charleston, SC

2624. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jake Winkler

Madison, WI

2625. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Paul

Stevens Point, WI

2626. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James DiMarco

Jackson, TN

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2627. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Johnson

Fergus Falls, MN

2628. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Naomi Berg

Portland, OR

2629. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Priscilla Rose

Winter Park, FL

2630. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Simon

Putney, VT

2631. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diane Arnal

Saint George, UT

2632. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fayetteville, PA

2633. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Page 438 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Shamel

Hillsborough, NH

2634. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Valerie Tucker

Spring, TX

2635. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nate Carpenter

Wayland, MI

2636. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Juli Viel

O Fallon, MO

2637. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine Morrissey

Appleton, WI

2638. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Opal HIlty

Arvada, CO

2639. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Page 439 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eva Garrett

Louisville, KY

2640. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terry Keck

St Clair Shores, MI

2641. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Cranston

Elgin, TX

2642. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emily Hall

Birmingham, AL

2643. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

We know carbon in our

atmosphere creates

warming! All efforts to

minimize carbon must be

employed, and 80% of all the

fracking wells exhaust and

waste 80% of the CNG

(methane) into the

atmosphere, wasting four

hundred years of fuels, just

to keep the price of CNG

competitive with oil! Regulate

that! Save some for future

generations! Stop stabbing

the earth and laughing while

she bleeds and screams!

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jack Spallino

Anaheim, CA

2644. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

Page 440 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stacey Ward

Los Lunas, NM

2645. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathryn Wood

Tacoma, WA

2646. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kerby Miller

Columbia, MO

2647. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dennis Hall

Dunnellon, FL

2648. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Macek

Brooklyn, NY

2649. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Danny Blitz

Cupertino, CA

2650. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clifford Provost

New York, NY

2651. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Veralli

West Milford, NJ

2652. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ebie Brown

Ballston Spa, NY

2653. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Yvonne Townsley

Louisburg, NC

2654. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Anita Gwinn

Amboy, WA

2655. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—theresa Johnson

Saint Paul, MN

2656. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Ruth Carlone

Page 442 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Stafford, VA

2657. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Josh Keyes

Ann Arbor, MI

2658. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leah Knapp

Marshall, MI

2659. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Brockwell

Oklahoma City, OK

2660. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robin Bressler

Sioux City, IA

2661. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laurie Price

New York, NY

2662. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Calvert

Ashland, KY

Page 443 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2663. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Apfeel

New York, NY

2664. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cheryl Biale

Olympia, WA

2665. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Griffin

Norton, MA

2666. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Robinson

Port Allen, LA

2667. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Larry Lindeman

North Palm Beach, FL

2668. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Marsh

Carnation, WA

Page 444 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2669. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julio Moreira

concord, NH

2670. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles page

Vancouver, WA

2671. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sean Cook

Portland, OR

2672. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—AnaLisa Crandall

Adkins, TX

2673. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Zoe Liddell

Portland, OR

2674. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bethany Gribble

Charlotte, NC

Page 445 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2675. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Henry Morgen

Los Angeles, CA

2676. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Russell Jones

Pahoa, HI

2677. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon Baker

Palmer Lake, CO

2678. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael

Lynnwood, WA

2679. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sean Harrigan

Spokane, WA

2680. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vasuki Nag

Irvine, CA

Page 446 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2681. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael McMahan

Huntington Beach, CA

2682. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Annabelle Keene

Bellevue, NE

2683. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Loudenback

Playa del Rey, CA

2684. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alice Suter

Portland, OR

2685. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amanda Salvner

Ann Arbor, MI

2686. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—HAL PILLINGER

Port Chester, NY

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2687. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tyler Ishee

Groves, TX

2688. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Kibble

Seattle, WA

2689. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Derek Gendvil

Las Vegas, NV

2690. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. The fact is , 

altering polutins is hasardus 

to the envirorment ,please 

use the major souces of 

clean energy now dump

fossill fuels completely , now

is hte time with the

abundence of green fuel

sources , please use green

energy ,please stop the

fossill debate and profit

making . thanks for the air

gjmars

—Glenn Martin

Tucson, AZ

2691. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Liske

Falls Church, VA

2692. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 448 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betsy Pendergast

Port Townsend, WA

2693. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—ToNY Feokhari

Brooklyn, NY

2694. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gabriel Da Ponte

Sonoma, CA

2695. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Toni Neill

Petoskey, MI

2696. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah

San Antonio, TX

2697. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cathy Castro

Long Beach, CA

2698. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Parker

Chatsworth, CA

2699. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Mutchler

Fox Lake, WI

2700. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Hatfield, MA

2701. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—ROBERT KWIECINSKI

South Amboy, NJ

2702. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandara Stotenburg

Sacramento, CA

2703. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dale LaCognata

Fishers, IN

2704. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Chloe Argilan

Crownsville, MD

2705. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julia Radwany

Akron, OH

2706. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—William Fink

Cantonment, FL

2707. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Glover

Wilmington, NC

2708. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judy Turner

Corning, CA

2709. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alva

Rosemount, MN

2710. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sheri Langham

Arlington, VA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2711. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frank Miele

Washington, DC

2712. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chicago, IL

2713. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Davis

Troy, MI

2714. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Winkler

Oxford, MS

2715. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Saint Louis, MO

2716. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aaron Murphy

Calhoun, GA

2717. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sam Wakely

Waltham, MA

2718. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rich Whitley

Barnardsville, NC

2719. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bryan Foster

Saint Regis, MT

2720. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lita Ray

Ann Arbor, MI

2721. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Caitlin Archambault

Richmond, VA

2722. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. If anything,

water and clean air

standards should be

strengthed especially with

respect to coal dust, a huge

problem with uncovered coal

cars & ships which make

more acidity, reduce

microorganism and oxygen

carrying capacity.

—Gay Wilmerding

Friday Harbor, WA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2723. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathy Carter

Portland, OR

2724. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tris Palmgren

Grosse Pointe, MI

2725. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James McConkey

DeKalb, IL

2726. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Juanita Dawson-Rhodes

South Salem, NY

2727. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela Prior

Farmington, MI

2728. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rickie Byers

Lynnwood, WA

Page 454 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2729. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rita Boone

Avon, IN

2730. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen La Serra

Stoneham, MA

2731. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Neil Bauman

Sultan, WA

2732. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Muszalski

San Francisco, CA

2733. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Mitchell

Oakland, CA

2734. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Candy LeBlanc

Placerville, CA

Page 455 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2735. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katherine Gibson

Carolina, RI

2736. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carla Weil-Martin

Prescott Valley, AZ

2737. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sylvia Black

Portland, OR

2738. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Plummer

Phoenix, AZ

2739. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julie Squire

Raytown, MO

2740. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Riddle

Mercer Island, WA

Page 456 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2741. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeffrey Cohen

Portland, OR

2742. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Hasselbrink

Pueblo, CO

2743. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—chris danne

Gainesville, FL

2744. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Sawyer

San Tan Valley, AZ

2745. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amy Walter

Seattle, WA

2746. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katy Carroll

Tacoma, WA

Page 457 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2747. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dana Craig

Norwood, MA

2748. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matthew O'Donnell

Abington, PA

2749. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Elie

West Bloomfield, MI

2750. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tia Ja

San Jose, CA

2751. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Vaughan

Atlanta, GA

2752. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenneth Robertson

Kansas City, MO

Page 458 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2753. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessica Rotz

Pflugerville, TX

2754. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judy Passon

Elk Rapids, MI

2755. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeffrey Plate

Marshfield, MA

2756. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kelly Semlear

Longview, TX

2757. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jonathan Nash

New York, NY

2758. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dominik Eckenstein

Brooklyn, NY

Page 459 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2759. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nik Kripalani

San Diego, CA

2760. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle oroz

Morgan Hill, CA

2761. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dale

Irvine, CA

2762. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Misti Jackson

Garland, TX

2763. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judith Turner

Marina del Rey, CA

2764. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tammy Madera

New York, NY

Page 460 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2765. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Justin Gerstner

Madison, WI

2766. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kate-Lyn

Saranac Lake, NY

2767. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Berne Nightingale

2768. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Calhoun

Livonia, MI

2769. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Burns

Wheeler, OR

2770. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—W

Chicago, IL

2771. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Irena Jankunas

Richmond Hill, NY

2772. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betty Anderson

Bowling Green, KY

2773. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Abel Rivera

Chicago, IL

2774. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vonna Beach

Grampian, PA

2775. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cheryl Gale

Williamsburg, VA

2776. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dave Frank

Ankeny, IA

2777. I support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for ALL power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Snyder

Flemington, NJ

2778. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dale Whiting

Emmett, ID

2779. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Strong

standards will same lives

and, perhaps, our planet!

—Lesley Brill

Detroit, MI

2780. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Penny Hammack

North Richland Hills, TX

2781. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrea Kaufman

Guerneville, CA

2782. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Kroncke

Frankfort, KY

2783. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrea Potocny

Newark, DE

2784. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Lerner

Flanders, NJ

2785. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brandon Schooley

Cheswick, PA

2786. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Douglas Henderson

Wiscasset, ME

2787. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Rolfes

Austin, TX

2788. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Praveen

Boston, MA

2789. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Russell Schachterle

Portland, OR

2790. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Scott

Exeter, NH

2791. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Minette Plaza

Sacramento, CA

2792. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nanci Nelson

Tucson, AZ

2793. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher Jentoft

Whiteriver, AZ

2794. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Bulman

Evansville, WY

2795. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jerry Yeager

Louisville, KY

2796. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David loy

Boulder, CO

2797. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Smith

Kansas City, MO

2798. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Wedow

Palatine, IL

2799. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Towne

Grand Forks, ND

2800. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—R Ellis

Crystal Lake, IL

2801. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wesa-Asgaya Sweeney

Willisburg, KY

2802. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Eash

Solon, IA

2803. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fiona Priskich

Beverly Hills, CA

2804. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—M Arveson

Bonney Lake, WA

2805. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Bergeron

Minneapolis, MN

2806. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeanne Lebow

gautier, MS

2807. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Hale

Cleveland, OH

2808. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Newman

Syosset, NY

2809. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Manon Roberge

South Burlington, VT

2810. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. I am also very

concerned about the

poisoning of our water from

oil trains and trucks, tracking,

and the poisoned water in

West Virginia. When there is

no more clean water, then

what?

—Eileen Hufana

Portland, OR

2811. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—PE Franklin J. Kapustka

Beaverton, OR

2812. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Madeline Olson

Manzanita, OR

2813. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bernard Swierszcz

Clifton, NJ

2814. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Rystrom

Aiken, SC

2815. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martha Hoar

Shelburne, VT

2816. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dianne PunKay

La Puente, CA

2817. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Van Kirk

Sandy, OR

2818. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sue

King Ferry, NY

2819. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judith Walker

Portland, OR

2820. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Veenema-Birky

Glenn, MI

2821. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ashlee

Simi Valley, CA

2822. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jc Sarmiento

San Francisco, CA

2823. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Harold Frost

Sheffield, VT

2824. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lori Rose

Dunbar, WV

2825. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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—Patricia Nguy

San Francisco, CA

2826. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sam Mostoufi

Springfield, IL

2827. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Karol Rice

Spokane, WA

2828. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Bliss

Newton, MA

2829. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ian Sherman

Columbus, OH

2830. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marnie Jackson

Nicasio, CA

2831. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brandi McCauley

Des Moines, IA

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2832. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Randall De Trinis

Lyndhurst, VA

2833. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Catherine Reilly

2834. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debra Istvanik-Strotman

Monongahela, PA

2835. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Conway

Chicago, IL

2836. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shaun Callhoun

Milwaukee, WI

2837. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Ard

Oak Park, IL

2838. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Sciscenti

Santa Fe, NM

2839. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Steadmon

Boulder City, NV

2840. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Climate

change is the single greatest

threat facing the human

race. My son's future

depends on halting carbon

AND methane pollution

immediately, not ten or

twenty years from now. It will

be too late then. You must

stand up to the fossil fuel

and conventional energy

industries. Climate change

will be far more expensive

and destructive to the

economy than regulation will

ever be. Our children are

depending on you to do the

responsible thing.

—Kimm Tynan

Philadelphia, PA

2841. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan McKearnan

Berkeley, CA

2842. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Walker

Avondale, AZ

2843. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 473 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Teresa Christmas

Bowling Green, KY

2844. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathryn Richardson

Eagar, AZ

2845. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—D Stirpe

Portland, OR

2846. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Lindholm

Carrollton, TX

2847. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andre Cavalier

Alpine, NJ

2848. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Langlois

Corvallis, OR

2849. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa Cathcart

Minneapolis, MN

2850. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lauren Stone

Northfield, MA

2851. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gayle Westbrook

Miami, FL

2852. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vickie Garcia

Chandler, AZ

2853. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ryan Bollman

Kent, WA

2854. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marlene MIller

Butte, MT

2855. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Darren Skotnes

Delmar, NY

2856. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edmond Edwards

2857. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Caryl Sawyer

Sandston, VA

2858. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lauri Hauptmann

Richland, WA

2859. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Art Hanson

Lansing, MI

2860. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Smith

Seattle, WA

2861. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Moorin

Phoenix, AZ

Page 476 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2862. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andy Bates

Lincoln, NE

2863. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Shirley

Daly City, CA

2864. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. 40% of carbon

pollution generated in the

United States is created by

power plants. New power

plants must meet aggressive

standards to protect our kids'

health and our climate.

—Daniel Giesy

Norfolk, VA

2865. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robin Pasholk

Neenah, WI

2866. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Billy Johnson

Des Moines, IA

2867. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

Page 477 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Jeanmarie Dollard

Fremont, CA

2868. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Johnson

Bellingham, WA

2869. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Jeanann Francis

Seattle, WA

2870. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dale Kneff

Flint, MI

2871. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Michelle Robinson

Taylorsville, KY

2872. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Alcivar

Rego Park, NY

2873. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Smith

Excelsior, MN

Page 478 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2874. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dwayne Vosejpka

Lonsdale, MN

2875. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rachel Hangley

East Falmouth, MA

2876. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon Steenhoven

Santa Rosa, CA

2877. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beth Gonzalez

Elgin, IL

2878. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Bissell

Albuquerque, NM

2879. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrea Wasserman

Pagosa Springs, CO

Page 479 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2880. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Zeller

Grosse Pointe, MI

2881. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dalton Goode

Wellington, AL

2882. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Adam Lemons

Brownsville, WI

2883. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Campbell

Albuquerque, NM

2884. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dermot Noonan

Seattle, WA

2885. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Mayhugh

Avoca, IA

Page 480 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

2886. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vera Cousins

Grinnell, IA

2887. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. The definition 

of "Plant"must include all 

chimneys on the property, 

not a standard for each 

chimney. 1 borderline dirty

chimney X 20 chimneys = 20

times the pollution.

Mountains of wet sawdust

combusting an paper mill

power plant property must

also be included as

additional pollutants from the

"plant(s) property". Please

clarify this in your standards

so they don't just add more

burner/chimneys to skirt the

pollution standards and say

"Aw, shucks, the

spontaneous combustion

that filled the valley with toxic

soot was just an act of God.

Such extreme carbon

emissions can be avoided by

requiring sawdust heaps to

be covered with tarps in

winter. Thank you.

—Marcia Denison

Rainier, OR

2888. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wang Rosa

Fort Lauderdale, FL

2889. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debra

Madison, WI

2890. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Selma Goode

Redford, MI

2891. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

Page 481 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Winford Walker

Saline, MI

2892. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bridgeton, MO

2893. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Vickstrom

Plymouth, MA

2894. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anna LaSpisa

Los Angeles, CA

2895. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Jutt

Scarsdale, NY

2896. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janna unger

Frankfort, KY

2897. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

Page 482 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Irvin Lindsey

Cypress, TX

2898. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Ulibarri

Chicago, IL

2899. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bonnie Oliver

Tucson, AZ

2900. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mindy Botchuck

Two Rivers, WI

2901. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—gloria taber

Bellevue, NE

2902. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martha Simon

Burlington, MA

2903. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gail Ohara

Portland, OR

2904. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vanessa Carbia

Gainesville, FL

2905. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tommy Zamplus

Boynton Beach, FL

2906. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—JC Williams

North Bend, OR

2907. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tara Conaway

Byron Center, MI

2908. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexine Pope

Crestview, FL

2909. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—June Cattell

West Columbia, SC

2910. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynne Campbell

Sagle, ID

2911. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher Maniatty

Greenfield, MA

2912. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lori Snyder

New Oxford, PA

2913. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janine Pollack

Columbia, MD

2914. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Williams

Albuquerque, NM

2915. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gregory Clark

West Springfield, MA

2916. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

Scientists tell us we have

only FIFTEEN YEARS left to

make a change in direction.

Our society is on a mad

course toward

self-destruction unless we

rein in the polluters, and

change our own consuming

behaviors as well. ALL

power plants--existing plants,

newly proposed plants--must

curb emissions. The new

power plant standards must

be strong enough to ensure

that newly built plants do not

fill our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

—Greta Gaard

MINNEAPOLIS, MN

2917. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Glyn Travis

Ashland, OR

2918. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tiffany McCleary

Portland, OR

2919. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Keefe

Rochester, MN

2920. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Miller

Bloomingdale, IL

2921. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. Campaigns for 

voters only. The US 

Constitution makes each 

voter an equal share holder 

whose legislatorial 

responsibilities are given to 

those chosen by periodic 

elections: they are to be our 

board of directors. The 

"sovereign" of the USofA are 

voters who determine their 

'board of directors' (ie House 

& Senate members and the 

President). Corps / PACs do 

not have the right to vote. 

Just as it would be fiduciary 

infidelity for a Board Member 

of General Motors to accept 

a gift (even a "qualified" 

campaign contribution) from 

Ford Motors, gifting Office 

Holders is not allowed by 

“non-sovereigns” 

(non-voters). The US 

Constitution makes 

Congress (NOT the 

Supreme Court) responsible 

for any exception to this rule. 

Get congress to up hold 

Article I, Section 9, 

Paragraph 8 of the UsofA 

Consitution as it addresses 

receiving gifts from 

“non-sovereigns”: “And no 

Person holding any Office of 

Profit or Trust under them, 

shall, without the Consent of 

the Congress, accept of any 

present, Emolument, Office, 

or Title, of any kind

whatever, from any King,

Prince, or foreign State.”

Uphold the integrity of our

elections: get non-voters

(PACs &Corps) out of our

elections of sovereignty

now!! Get PACs & Corps out

of our elections. Campaign

contributions from registered

voters - only!

—John Kolstoe

Okemos, MI

2922. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leo Mara

Livermore, CA

2923. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy

Arlington, VA

2924. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sherry Dinnen

Allison Park, PA

2925. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gregory Malueg

Beloit, WI

2926. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Danielle Simon

New York, NY

2927. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ian Hammond

Grand Rapids, MI

2928. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elisa Gonzalez

San Antonio, TX

2929. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judy Keith

Davenport, IA

2930. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sherman Cater

Cupertino, CA

2931. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Farber

New York, NY

2932. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ana Sharma

Boston, MA

2933. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael O'Brien

New York, NY

2934. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Gwin

Mobile, AL

2935. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jamie Bryan

Dallas, TX

2936. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Zella Nisley

Athens, OH

2937. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Behrendt

New Haven, CT

2938. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gail Winter

Racine, WI

2939. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim Plunkett

Portland, OR

2940. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeanne Miller

Olympia, WA

2941. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Karen Wyatt

Bordentown, NJ

2942. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynne Weiske

los angeles, CA

2943. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Paul Szymanowski

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Curtice, OH

2944. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Lane

Saint Louis, MO

2945. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rosalie Saecker

Yelm, WA

2946. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jacqueline Birnbaum

Bronxville, NY

2947. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pam Sloane

Old Greenwich, CT

2948. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jg G.

Arvada, CO

2949. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Frieden

Downs, IL

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2950. Please protect our

national treasures of clean

air and healthful

environment. How much

energy we use and how we

make it are entirely optional

and made up. The fact that

we need toxin-free air is just

plain fact. Stick to the facts.

—Nancy Conger

North Branch, MN

2951. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Sabatino

Pompton Lakes, NJ

2952. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen Carr

Cedaredge, CO

2953. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diane and Jerry Tabbott

Jacksonville, FL

2954. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stacey Mangni

San Francisco, CA

2955. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sue Maroc

Natick, MA

2956. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Glenn Gevedon

West Liberty, KY

2957. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Heifferon

Baton Rouge, LA

2958. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Claire Chambers

Murrieta, CA

2959. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Claire Chambers

Murrieta, CA

2960. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Virginia Wood

Boulder, CO

2961. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maureen Flaherty

Casselberry, FL

2962. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—sirri Nomo-Ongolo

Minneapolis, MN

2963. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arthur Gilroy

Wharton, NJ

2964. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve Hockley

Pittsburgh, PA

2965. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marylee Kishel

Janesville, WI

2966. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynette Lowe

Cincinnati, OH

2967. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jasmine Moats

Van Nuys, CA

2968. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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—Dayana Avila

Hialeah, FL

2969. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stella & Donald Godbey

Brandenburg, KY

2970. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Ileana Muñoz

Mason, WV

2971. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Carter

Mount Vernon, WA

2972. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Spencer Walsh

Seattle, WA

2973. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Earle Kasregis

Roxbury, ME

2974. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexandria, LA

2975. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anne Pinkerton

Phoenixville, PA

2976. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daphne

Brooklyn, NY

2977. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susaan Aram

Laguna Beach, CA

2978. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—rob brill

Nashville, TN

2979. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Connolly

Chico, CA

2980. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Meghan Wilson

Cheshire, CT

2981. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Birgit Hermann

San Francisco, CA

2982. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeffry Yaplee

Seattle, WA

2983. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—George Homanich

Binghamton, NY

2984. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Allan Chen

Alameda, CA

2985. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sam Yates

Rockingham, NC

2986. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Toby Troffkin

Lexington, KY

2987. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Johnson

Atlanta, GA

2988. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Devlon Clouser

Novato, CA

2989. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Florette Henner

2990. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mildred Wakana

Lebanon, NH

2991. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gracie De Castro

Bellingham, WA

2992. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anthony Barron

Mesquite, NV

2993. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Carter

Portland, OR

2994. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elmo Dunn

Longwood, FL

2995. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Katz

Huntington Woods, MI

2996. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Purcell

Bellingham, WA

2997. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julie Elfin

Bethesda, MD

2998. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Yancey

Sorento, IL

2999. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Kennedy

Erie, PA

3000. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel

3001. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Fast

Ozawkie, KS

3002. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Loretta Goldenberg

Bonita Springs, FL

3003. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lawrence Mick

Dayton, OH

3004. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Daigneaux

Overland Park, KS

3005. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martha Jennison

Willoughby, OH

3006. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathryn

Pacific Grove, CA

3007. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elaine Stucky

Collins, IA

3008. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Craig Cutting

Decorah, IA

3009. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lora Elstad

Los Angeles, CA

3010. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amanda Smock

Brooklyn, NY

3011. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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anything else.

—George Drelios

Chicago, IL

3012. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charlene Lauzon

Lynnwood, WA

3013. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—David Peterson

San Diego, CA

3014. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Clark

Fulton, MO

3015. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Zach Glanz

Pinole, CA

3016. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Snow

Columbia Station, OH

3017. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amy Houchen

Portland, OR

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3018. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen Day

Scottsdale, AZ

3019. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Suzanne Plewka

Whitehall, MI

3020. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keith Williams

Hampton, GA

3021. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amy Lund

Hamburg, NY

3022. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Bergmann

West Chazy, NY

3023. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tatiana Mendez

Rockville, MD

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3024. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nick Hood

Clemmons, NC

3025. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ruth-Ellen Holland

Beverly, MA

3026. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keeley Harding

Portland, OR

3027. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brooklyn, NY

3028. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Berkeley, CA

3029. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gavin Bornholtz

Grand Blanc, MI

3030. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kirsten Strom

Grand Rapids, MI

3031. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Anthony

Kihei, HI

3032. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Enrique Morales

Albuquerque, NM

3033. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gavin Wilson

Enumclaw, WA

3034. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeanette Williams

Vermillion, SD

3035. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dragos Gheorghe

Fort Walton Beach, FL

3036. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Theresa Steele

Coffee Creek, MT

3037. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristen Gould

Bernalillo, NM

3038. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jerome Katz

Detroit, MI

3039. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bobby Belknap

Frankfort, MI

3040. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathryn LeMosy

Paris, IL

3041. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Suzanne Peña

Fullerton, CA

3042. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Stone

Austin, TX

3043. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—sherrie pasarell

Bronx, NY

3044. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Hunter

Penn Yan, NY

3045. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leonard Cage

Cumberland, MD

3046. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nikki Nafziger

Vallejo, CA

3047. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara

Temple-Thurston

Tacoma, WA

3048. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marsha King

Topeka, KS

3049. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Schreiber

Hamilton, NJ

3050. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Zachary Baldwin

Centralia, WA

3051. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Goshaney

Sparks Glencoe, MD

3052. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandy McComb

South Haven, MI

3053. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dawn Kosec

Austintown, OH

3054. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim Thompson

Knox, PA

3055. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sally Hurst

Seattle, WA

3056. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna DeProspo

Bonney Lake, WA

3057. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anne Kroehle

Rocky River, OH

3058. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristine Cassar

Newark, DE

3059. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marco Castellanos

Phoenix, AZ

3060. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Snow

Oakmont, PA

3061. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. I am

concerned what kind of world

my grandson, Hans, will

have to grow up and live in.

(He is 2 1/2 years old.)

Climate change is real and

happening now. Stronger

storms, crazy weather

events world-wide, etc.

Please continue your work to

clean up carbon pollution of

our atmosphere.

—Joe Wiederhold

Bellingham, WA

3062. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—linda Bruce

Yuba City, CA

3063. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Mohr

Portland, OR

3064. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tim Stevens

Bakersfield, CA

3065. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Thelen

New York, NY

3066. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katherine Batsis

Greenfield, MA

3067. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jane pascarella

Catasauqua, PA

3068. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elisa Evett

Brooktondale, NY

3069. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Middletown, CT

3070. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rufus Kinney

Jacksonville, AL

3071. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Corey McKrill

Douglas, AK

3072. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicolas Caballero

Hazard, KY

3073. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Greenwald

Santa Monica, CA

3074. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Rexer-Euvrard

Huntington, NY

3075. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rasha and Ahmed

Saleem

Potomac, MD

3076. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Zettel

Libby, MT

3077. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Akron, OH

3078. We are writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul & Kathleen Lanctot

Scotts Valley, CA

3079. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maxine Clark

Bremerton, WA

3080. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Jones

Ontario, CA

3081. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Moeller

Williamsburg, KY

3082. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Wagner

Rochester Hills, MI

3083. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. When I

imagine the world my

children will inherit without a

drastic change in pollution

and consumption, I am

terrified. Now is the time for

action.

—Eleanor Wohlfeiler

Emeryville, CA

3084. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Miller

Hillsboro, OH

3085. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Wasgatt

Roseville, CA

3086. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Caitlin Segal-Mains

Yakima, WA

3087. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Morgan

Tucson, AZ

3088. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janet French

Louisville, KY

3089. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jmaurer

Cincinnati, OH

3090. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Please! Our

children's and

grandchildren's futures are at

stake!

—John Lally

Croton on Hudson, NY

3091. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Ranger

3092. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lois Merriman

Bear Lake, MI

3093. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gail Troy

Shipman, VA

3094. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Faith Meckley

Macedon, NY

3095. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patrick Conley

Murfreesboro, TN

3096. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Foster

brighton, UT

3097. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Erin Berendes

Snohomish, WA

3098. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—marguery lee zucker

eugene, OR

3099. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Durk Barton

Detroit, MI

3100. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah hicks

Larkspur, CA

3101. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katherine Mendez

Eliot, ME

3102. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcia Clarke

Bothell, WA

3103. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—harold Meyer jr

Washington Depot, CT

3104. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Hamilton

Canastota, NY

3105. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Hartzler

Bradenton, FL

3106. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Ann Hoenscheid

Lexington, KY

3107. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rick Wright

Saint Simons Island, GA

3108. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Sott Rivers

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Saint Petersburg, FL

3109. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Wilson

Myrtle Point, OR

3110. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Reinhardt

Houston, TX

3111. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joel Finley

Ogdensburg, NY

3112. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amy Burgess

Chelsea, MI

3113. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kyle Freiler

Glen Ellyn, IL

3114. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Coopee

Bend, OR

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3115. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. The best way

to solve the power plant

pollution problem is to fuel

them with solar power. We

have the technology to

regulate home climates with

solar energy. Why not

operate commercial

business equipment with it,

as well??? Do it now,

PLEASE! Ken

—Ken Minor

North Port, FL

3116. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Irina Belchenko

Chicago, IL

3117. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donald Morrison

West Windsor, VT

3118. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Sorensen

Springville, NY

3119. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Henning

Marshfield, WI

3120. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Haslag

Centertown, MO

3121. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michele Paxson

East Meadow, NY

3122. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexandria, VA

3123. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sara Garcia

Garland, TX

3124. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. We owe it to

our inheritors of the earth to

leave them the cleanest,

healthiest world we know

how to create. We can do

better than carbon polluted

skys, air, fragile respiratory

systems and disease, and

we must!

—Jane Conlon

South Bend, IN

3125. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vivian Sovran

Seattle, WA

3126. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emma Gimon

Berkeley, CA

3127. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher Tuch

New Braunfels, TX

3128. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Blackburn

Elizabethtown, KY

3129. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mady Marantz

New York, NY

3130. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Joyner

Nags Head, NC

3131. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Malaika Boyd

Austin, TX

3132. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Ruth

Stanford, CA

3133. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christina M

New York, NY

3134. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christina Fong

Grand Rapids, MI

3135. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Custis

New York, NY

3136. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Existing power

plants must also be

improved to meet better

environmental standards.

—Houston Wong

Kirkland, WA

3137. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jonathan Chapin

New Haven, VT

3138. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. How about

ZERO emissions??!! The US

should lead the world in

pollution reduction

technologies.

—Mb Steisslinger

Pittsburgh, PA

3139. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Miller

Philadelphia, PA

3140. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Popple

Chippewa Falls, WI

3141. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mercedes Lackey

Claremore, OK

3142. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dagmar Fabian

Cockeysville, MD

3143. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Fox

New York, NY

3144. I urge EPA to 

complete its New Source 

Performance Standard 

regulations on carbon 

pollution from power plants, 

pursuant to the Clean Air 

Act, but to implore you to 

strengthen and expand the 

proposed rule. The EPA's 

regulatory authority is the 

most important policy tool 

available to the government, 

and neither Republicans nor 

Democrats have articulated 

majority support for any 

specific legislation would 

significantly curtail global

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warming pollution. Until 

Congress enacts other 

policies to reduce global 

warming pollution, EPA 

regulation under the Clean 

Air Act is the only available 

means for legally binding 

limits, and must be fully 

utilized. The EPA’s 

“endangerment finding” on 

carbon dioxide incorporates 

an enormous body of 

scientific information 

demonstrating that 

greenhouse gas emissions 

must be reduced 

immediately in order to avoid 

catastrophic climate impacts. 

The Clean Air Act requires 

binding limits on any 

pollutant that threatens 

human health and welfare, 

and carbon dioxide threatens 

human welfare as no other 

pollutant has, to the point of 

existential hazard. The 

EPA’s program for 

quantifying health hazards 

and translating them into 

emissions limits is robust, 

well-developed, and equally 

applicable to the damage 

that excess carbon dioxide 

will cause. The Clean Air Act 

has brought extraordinary 

material benefits to America 

from reducing pollutants that 

erode our health and 

economy, and the same 

challenge now exists from 

carbon dioxide. Far from 

being unsuited to the Clean 

Air Act as some political 

opponents suggest, global 

warming's lethal threat to 

human survival decidedly 

qualifies as the threat to 

human health and welfare 

the Clean Air Act was meant 

to avert. EPA must enact the 

most aggressive, rapid, and 

technologically feasible 

emissions cuts to emissions

of carbon dioxide from power 

plants under its Clean Act 

Authority, and expand them 

to existing plants. The draft 

proposal does not address 

existing coal-fired power 

plants, and would therefore 

grandfather and maintain this 

massive carbon pollution 

source for decades to come, 

well beyond the time window 

for averting climate 

catastrophe. The economics 

of the electricity industry 

suggest that the autonomous 

closing of existing coal-fired 

plants will be far too slow to 

significantly reduce future 

emissions. Some utilities are 

already moving away from 

coal and toward natural gas 

for new power plants, for 

purely economic reasons, 

while using various 

subterfuges and loopholes to 

maintain their existing 

coal-fired power plants. 

Therefore, the EPA's 

proposed rule would change 

little utility behavior from a 

baseline scenario assuming 

low natural gas prices, and is 

not adequate to the Clean 

Air Act. The law requires 

EPA to curtail lethal threats 

to human life and health, not 

merely proceed through 

regulatory motions that 

codify and endorse existing 

market trends. The purpose 

of the Clean Air Act is not to 

envelop America's pollution 

sources in a regulatory 

framework for its own sake, 

devoid of material effect, but 

to actually reduce human 

mortality. While utilities are 

objecting that their 

technology for "carbon 

capture and storage" (CCS) 

remains on the drawing 

board, this does not 

constitute a valid objection to

a Clean Air Act rule. These 

companies have been 

promising CCS technology 

for decades, and have 

enjoyed equally prolonged 

federal research and 

development support 

concurrently. Our 

atmosphere is beyond the 

point of extreme damage, 

and its timeline must now 

supersede the technology 

development timeline 

planned by power utilities. 

Indeed, the public relations 

record of the utility lobby 

suggests that these 

companies have held CCS 

as a public mirage, always 

just beyond the horizon, as a 

diversion from the 

inextricable conflict between 

burning gigatons of coal and 

maintaining a habitable 

atmosphere. Utility 

executives seem to be aware 

that CCS technology is 

challenged by fundamental 

laws of thermodynamics with 

which every high school 

science student is familiar, 

and has compiled a record of 

repeated project 

abandonment and 

cancellation as these 

immutable scientific laws 

become apparent at design 

stage. Unless and until some 

fundamental breakthrough in 

chemistry and material 

science, EPA need not 

indulge utility pledges of 

future science-fiction 

realizations. EPA must now 

call the bluff of these 

companies, and force them 

to either make their coal-fired 

generators compatible with a 

habitable atmosphere, or to 

discontinue their 

construction. The economic 

competitiveness of CCR 

against non-carbon fuels is

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irrelevant to the EPA's 

responsibility under the CAA 

to maintain an atmosphere 

compatible with human life. 

The power utilities must 

either capture and sequester 

their carbon, or cease 

burning the most 

carbon-intensive source of 

bolier-generated electricity, 

namely coal. Nothing in the 

Clean Air Act requires EPA 

to permit any particular 

source of fuel. Natural 

gas-fired generators are an 

available and cost-effective 

technology for the generation 

of electricity, and is 

identifiable under this 

rulemaking as an alternative 

to coal-fired generators. The 

functional category to be 

identified under this 

rulemaking is "electricity 

generation," and so long as 

natural gas is available at 

feasible cost, nothing 

requires EPA to allow 

coal-fired generation. Again, 

please immediately enact the 

strongest, most rapid, most 

aggressive carbon dioxide 

emissions cuts feasible from 

all power plants, existing and 

new, under the Clean Air 

Act. The human body count, 

or diminution thereof, from 

this EPA decision will likely 

be larger than that of any 

other Clean Air Act 

rulemaking in history. The 

industry greed and 

Congressional scientific 

illiteracy fueling the 

opposition to the EPA's effort 

are not factors for your 

consideration. Instead, only 

your obligation to protect 

human and all other life on 

Earth is relevant, and the 

rule must advance this goal. 

Thank you for your attention 

to this urgent issue.

—Jim Steitz

Gatlinburg, TN

3145. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kari Wilson

Bothell, WA

3146. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Glenn Golden

Wilmette, IL

3147. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen kosmicki

Overland Park, KS

3148. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Hess

Wausau, WI

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3149. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Keys

Gresham, OR

3150. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John and Martha

Stoltenberg

Elkhart Lake, WI

3151. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sid Snider

Mound Valley, KS

3152. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dennis Trembly

Los Angeles, CA

3153. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support imposing 

strong carbon pollution 

standards for new power 

plants, Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495, 

with severe consequences 

for those who will (as time 

has shown) try to, and often 

get by with being scoff-laws. 

Global warming is upon us 

and failing to place strict 

regulations will allow power 

plants to continue to fuel 

climate change. We, as a 

nation, have seen horrific 

weather condition changes 

this past year and are 

already seeing disastrous 

storms. We must have a 

strong EPA to make sure 

that we do not repeat past 

mistakes with power plants. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases as 

well as a long history of 

deaths as a result of 

breathing these poisonous 

emissions by the people who 

work in them. The new 

power plant standards must 

be strong enough to ensure 

that newly built plants do not 

fill our air with any more 

dangerous carbon pollution 

regardless of whether it's 

called "clean coal," natural 

gas, or anything else. The 

technology exists and should 

be used after approval and 

then closely monitored on a 

very regular basis when 

these new power plants go 

into operation. The EPA 

must be given the authority, 

the people to make sure 

regulations are followed, and

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the budget to work

effectively. The EPA exists to

protect our nation's citizens

and thus far, for whatever

reason, has failed miserably

to do so. No more can big

coal companies be allowed

to spew forth these toxic

emissions and not be fined

for failing to follow rules and

regulations. You, as an

agency dedicated to

preserving our air and our

health, must be active and

effective for the future of

America.

—Alexandra Sale

Longmont, CO

3154. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Coahran

Los Banos, CA

3155. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Vallone

Palo Alto, CA

3156. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Presley

Sedan, KS

3157. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—david holmes

West Palm Beach, FL

3158. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tammi Pinckard

Aledo, TX

3159. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tracey Miller

Rockville, MD

3160. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frank Belcastro

dubuque, IA

3161. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Theodore Schurr

Philadelphia, PA

3162. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clayton Hunter

Austin, TX

3163. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Molly Osborne

Tucson, AZ

3164. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Guillermo Zuniga

3165. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Heuckeroth

Chico, CA

3166. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jasmin Djokaj

Yonkers, NY

3167. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peggy witsell

Rancho Palos Verdes, CA

3168. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tina Zeeberg

Portland, OR

3169. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. The standards

for new power plants must

not allow the coal and

natural gas industries to

continue to emit dangerous

levels of carbon pollution that

are polluting our air and

fueling climate change. 40%

of carbon pollution is created

by power plants. New power

plants must meet aggressive

standards to protect our kids'

health and our climate.

—Elisabeth Price

Albuquerque, NM

3170. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anna Chasman

Port Angeles, WA

3171. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ana Torres

El Paso, TX

3172. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Capwell

Seattle, WA

3173. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—DeeDee Tostanoski

Alexandria, VA

3174. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—June Davenport

Princeton, MA

3175. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessica Wagner

Metamora, IL

3176. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Phillip Schaffer

Kingman, AZ

3177. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin McKelvie

Chicago, IL

3178. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keith Said

New York, NY

3179. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin FitzMaurice

Portland, OR

3180. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diana Hocking

Madison Heights, MI

3181. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Bartlett-Ré

San Francisco, CA

3182. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peggy Powell

Providence, RI

3183. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Reba Blackburn

Blountville, TN

3184. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—lorenz steininger

3185. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jonice Taylor

Chicago, IL

3186. Strong carbon

pollution standards for new

power plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495, is

so important for the future of

our children's world. We

need to begin to undo so

much damage already done

to our climate. Power plant

emissions are the nation's

largest source of carbon

pollution. It is fueling climate

change and contributing to

the spiraling rate of

childhood asthma and other

respiratory diseases. The

new power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with any

more dangerous carbon

pollution regardless of

whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lucy Schneid

Portland, OR

3187. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lubomira Raykova

San Francisco, CA

3188. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Molthen

Brookfield, WI

3189. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—LuAnn Wherry

San Diego, CA

3190. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

and reconditioned ones do

not fill our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

—Peter von Christierson

Port Townsend, WA

3191. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kalle Pieper

San Francisco, CA

3192. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Wall

Tucson, AZ

3193. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vera Strader

Sonora, CA

3194. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karla Gonzalez

Riverton, NJ

3195. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 533 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Ognjanovic

New York, NY

3196. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Boots

Littleton, CO

3197. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Gillespie

La Mirada, CA

3198. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Noenoe

Barney-Campbell

Honolulu, HI

3199. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kesha Gross

Newport News, VA

3200. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Schmotzer

York, PA

3201. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

Page 534 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julieann

Seattle, WA

3202. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patrick Breen

Saratoga Springs, NY

3203. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Grindle

Fairview, TN

3204. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gina Bua

Orting, WA

3205. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Palermo

Maple Shade, NJ

3206. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donald stastny

Louisville, KY

3207. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

Page 535 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sparks, NV

3208. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Saveria Garcia

Elmont, NY

3209. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Darryn Ambrose

Portland, OR

3210. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Williams

Lewes, DE

3211. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Don Somsky

Castle Rock, CO

3212. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara V

Brooklyn, NY

3213. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Sadewasser

Camas, WA

Page 536 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3214. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alice Swan

Eastsound, WA

3215. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—D Boykin

Bedford, TX

3216. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—R Boykin

Bedford, TX

3217. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Meyer

Fairfield,Iowa, IA

3218. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Arrabaca

Poughkeepsie, NY

3219. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jesse Williams

cincinnati, OH

Page 537 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3220. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anne O

Issaquah, WA

3221. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sally McDaniel

El Rito, NM

3222. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stewart Wiggers

Honolulu, HI

3223. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Black

Topeka, KS

3224. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—CHRIS JOAS

Middleton, WI

3225. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amanda Scuder

New York, NY

Page 538 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3226. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Molenat

3227. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—George Kauffman

Fresno, CA

3228. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Juli Shields

Conklin, NY

3229. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brad Carlquist

Seattle, WA

3230. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jane Wood

Saint Louis, MO

3231. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Anderson

Spring Lake, MI

3232. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

Page 539 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julian Yerena

Parlier, CA

3233. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Louis Nielsen

Providence, RI

3234. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lance Sharpe

Warwick, RI

3235. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathy Magne

Saint Paul, MN

3236. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Reese

Wiggins, MS

3237. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Myra Garland

New York, NY

3238. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vicky Lockwood

Seattle, WA

3239. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Celeste Draisner

Redding, CA

3240. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leslie Myers

West Hills, CA

3241. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keara Hatfield

Bakersfield, CA

3242. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carolyn Riddle

Austin, TX

3243. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Whitlow

Prairie Village, KS

3244. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bryan bales

Houston, TX

3245. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janet Renehan

Pelkie, MI

3246. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stacy Grossman

Bexley, OH

3247. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tanya Renelt

3248. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Hiveley

Dearborn, MI

3249. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Hanson

Dongola, IL

3250. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kimberly Whitney

Spanish Fork, UT

3251. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Schiesl

Tonasket, WA

3252. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Consbruck

Sylmar, CA

3253. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Severeid

Los Angeles, CA

3254. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Krausz

Tiburon, CA

3255. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine Carstensen

Loveland, CO

3256. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Will

Upland, CA

3257. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Dieckmann

Alton, IL

3258. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tiffany Witmer

Stamford, CT

3259. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Nelson

Tucson, AZ

3260. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Frick

Portland, OR

3261. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Chaloupka

Boise, ID

3262. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Stone

Park City, UT

3263. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—R Faust

Paris, IL

3264. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alejandro Treszezamsky

San Antonio, TX

3265. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marysusan Welker

Pinckney, MI

3266. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon Bazinet

San Lorenzo, CA

3267. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—H Jones

Ashland, OR

3268. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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—Jess ziegner

Naperville, IL

3269. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ramy Abdeljabbar

Paterson, NJ

3270. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Barbara

Peoria, IL

3271. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Conrad Wasmer

Minneapolis, MN

3272. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Bowman

Garland, TX

3273. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Klubek

Murphysboro, IL

3274. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Hamblet

Evanston, IL

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3275. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynette Ridder

Concord, CA

3276. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. Coal plants 

should be phased out and 

fracking needs to be 

stringently controlled.

—Frank DeFranzo

Belmar, NJ

3277. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Hardy

Lawrence, KS

3278. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Lazaroff

Edmonds, WA

3279. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Grzegorzewski

Largo, FL

3280. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Juliana

Brooklyn, NY

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3281. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Welsh

Grand Rapids, MI

3282. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel E. Chase

Portland, IN

3283. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rob Bagley

Phoenix, AZ

3284. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Smith

Honolulu, HI

3285. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Benjamin Miller

Bemidji, MN

3286. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shelton, WA

3287. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Page 548 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Lahey

Chicago, IL

3288. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edith Cacciatore

Novato, CA

3289. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rosa Castillo

Mesa, AZ

3290. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Hartz

Newark, OH

3291. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ross

Dillon, CO

3292. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda

West Roxbury, MA

3293. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Page 549 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—G

Lakeville, MN

3294. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dody H

Jacksonville, OR

3295. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela Sutherland

Caro, MI

3296. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frank Wilsey

Baltimore, MD

3297. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pat Gallagher

Olathe, KS

3298. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marion, MA

3299. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

Page 550 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Smythe

Sister Bay, WI

3300. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jo Harvey

Pacific, WA

3301. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cassie

Oakland, CA

3302. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nina Schuyler

Fairfax, CA

3303. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Haslett

Northfield, MN

3304. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tena Frank

Citrus Heights, CA

3305. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

Page 551 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Lillian

Brighton, MA

3306. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Anagnost

Seattle, WA

3307. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Markillie

Grand Blanc, MI

3308. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.IT IS TIME

FOR A REAL TRANSITION

AWAY FROM FOSSIL

(CARBON BASED)

ENERGY. START

INVESTING IN SOLAR ,

GEOTHERMAL, WIND AND

TIDAL. THE GLOBAL

CLIMATE CHANGE

PROBLEM IS LIKELY

IRREVERSIBLE. WE NEED

TO STOP SLOGGING ON

INTO THE 'BIG MUDDY.'

—Tom Moore

Boulder, CO

3309. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tasha Bradshaw

Houston, TX

3310. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Saphira Rain

Raytown, MO

3311. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

Page 552 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeremy Olsen

Anoka, MN

3312. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amber Gilchrist

Elbert, CO

3313. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Hayes

Creswell, OR

3314. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Keegan

Seattle, WA

3315. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Russel Deroche

Gramercy, LA

3316. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ken Mauney

Durham, NC

3317. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

Page 553 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Nardell

Longmont, CO

3318. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal or anything else. Inspite 

of what President Obama 

said in the State of the Union 

message, we have NOT 

done all we can to improve 

the environment for our 

children and generations 

beyond. Regardless of the 

irresponsibility of other 

nation's carbon fuel policies, 

we cannot say that what 

we've done is much better

than they are doing. That

would be measuring our

actions against a bar that

any U.S. coal company could

outdo with its eyes closed

and its arms tied behind its

back, if wanted to. The

problem is, based on a long

and verifiable history of

inaction, coal companies

have shirked and will

continue to shirk their

responsibilities every step of

the way unless the EPA

holds their feet to the fire for

the good of the nation. The

EPA was formed for the

American people, not for the

coal companies. Please

keep the proposed tougher

standards on coal production

in full force. Do not let the

coal lobby water them down.

Thank you. Respectfully,

John P. Wiedmann

Glendora, California

—John Wiedmann

Glendora, CA

3319. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Meghan Prior

Winston Salem, NC

3320. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Mehl

Lowell, IN

3321. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Victor Kaplan

Plano, TX

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3322. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Randen Kane

San Francisco, CA

3323. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Yukl

Cedar Rapids, IA

3324. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elynn Haden

Coatesville, PA

3325. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Crystal Sevier

Soulsbyville, CA

3326. The current Congress

seems to be unable to face

its responsibilities to help

save our earth from certain

catastrophe. We are almost

out of time to halt our foolish

overuse of fossil fuels. I urge

you to follow President

Obama's lead in supporting

stronger carbon pollution

control. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mayellen Henry

Bellevue, WA

3327. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

Page 555 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Vickers

San Francisco, CA

3328. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dana

Littleton, CO

3329. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donovan Bosold

Iowa City, IA

3330. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deb Lincoln

Osage, IA

3331. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Spencer

Glendale, AZ

3332. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dylan Jones

Traverse City, MI

3333. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brigitte Joyce

Acworth, GA

3334. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Bessler

Plymouth, MI

3335. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Drs and Joseph Janet

Janet and Eigner

Santa Fe, NM

3336. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—R Coffman

Morrison, CO

3337. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Roger Bates

Beaverton, OR

3338. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Geri Collecchia

Hollywood, FL

3339. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Jack Robins

Iowa City, IA

3340. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lois and Richard

Atkinson

Niskayuna, NY

3341. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Shivers

Dallas, TX

3342. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—M Port

Boynton Beach, FL

3343. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Victoria Fuller

Chicago, IL

3344. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joanne Day

Seattle, WA

3345. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Mary Weeden

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Lake Geneva, WI

3346. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Keithler

Englewood, CO

3347. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kerry

Ada, MI

3348. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tony Buch

Seattle, WA

3349. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Luis Sarmento

3350. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donald Walloch

Milwaukee, WI

3351. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Shawver

Rochester, NY

3352. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David McNiff

Burke, VA

3353. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Rodenz

Spring Grove, MN

3354. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. I think this is

very important to the future

health of our people, our

economy, and our

environment.

—David Klingel

Pinckney, MI

3355. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mitchell Diamond

Sunnyvale, CA

3356. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Stuart

Durham, NC

3357. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dawn Hendry

Littleton, CO

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3358. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elaine Alfaro

Felton, CA

3359. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alicia

Eugene, OR

3360. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Palladine

Palm Springs, CA

3361. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Harold Jackson

Lac du Flambeau, WI

3362. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth O'Connor

Honolulu, HI

3363. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Lyman

Colville, WA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3364. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna D Varcoe

State College, PA

3365. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Stone

Santa Rosa Beach, FL

3366. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Terry

Santa Monica, CA

3367. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Klein

Corpus Christi, TX

3368. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. E

—Cherie Warner

Pullman, WA

3369. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessica Murphy

Spring Valley, CA

Page 562 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3370. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Isela

Los Angeles, CA

3371. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephanie C. Fox

Bloomfield, CT

3372. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lawrence Merlino

Saugerties, NY

3373. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Abbey Sutherland

Evanston, IL

3374. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janet Lyon

Missoula, MT

3375. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen Kuczynski

Lake Forest, CA

Page 563 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3376. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Giles

Quilcene, WA

3377. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Loretta Larkin

Jersey City, NJ

3378. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharla Altschaft

Green Forest, AR

3379. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deniz A-McCoy

Isanti, MN

3380. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diane Wynne

Dayton, OH

3381. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kanta Masters

Encinitas, CA

Page 564 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3382. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gilia Humrich

Forestville, CA

3383. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Doug Frugé

Arvada, CO

3384. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robin Pfahning

Riverside, RI

3385. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Geller

Carrollton, TX

3386. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dana Point, CA

3387. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Neaton

Minneapolis, MN

3388. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Page 565 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Claudia Demarco

3389. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jamie Gwynn

Pflugerville, TX

3390. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret & John Fisher

Overland Park, KS

3391. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—DK Bolen

Saint Petersburg, FL

3392. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bernice Zazow

Philadelphia, PA

3393. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard T■ma

3394. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Page 566 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donald Cronin

Somerville, MA

3395. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandy Petrarca

Seattle, WA

3396. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Lopez

Battle Ground, WA

3397. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katherine Shields

Portland, OR

3398. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Anderson

Ozark, MO

3399. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David McFarland

Sonoma, CA

3400. If we want to give our 

children and grandchildren 

the standard of living that we 

enjoy, with breathable air 

and pure drinking water 

flowing from the tap, we 

need to protect our 

environment now. Small 

changes now could have 

huge repurcussions for the

Page 567 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

future. Droughts, floods, and

erratic weather patterns are

becoming all too

commonplace. Power plants

cause 40% of our carbon

pollution. If we are serious

about protecting what was

given to us for future

generations we need to get

serious. It's time to stip

fueling climate change. I am

writing to the Environmental

Protection Agency to support

strong carbon pollution

standards for new power

plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betsy Malcolm

New York, NY

3401. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ryan Provonsha

Lynnwood, WA

3402. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bonnie German

Rochester, MI

3403. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Orlinski

Sun City, AZ

3404. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deanne Wood

Sedona, AZ

3405. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

Page 568 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Becky Biehl

Spring City, PA

3406. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cindi Kestrel

Loveland, CO

3407. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jelica Roland

3408. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Soretta Rodack

New York, NY

3409. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Abraham Oboruemuh

Riverside, CA

3410. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Jurewicz

Seattle, WA

3411. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Mountain View, CA

3412. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jamie Zazow

3413. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Paget

Ellensburg, WA

3414. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amanda Pros

Denver, CO

3415. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Zellmer

Milwaukee, WI

3416. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Larson

Madrid, IA

3417. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tony McCarson

Durham, NC

Page 570 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3418. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Johnson

Longmont, CO

3419. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Johanna Daggett

Longview, WA

3420. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jackie ONeil

Eugene, OR

3421. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ray Solomon

Frankfort, KY

3422. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Strauss

Bend, OR

3423. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sue Christiansen

Iowa City, IA

Page 571 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3424. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcia Rogal

Kalamazoo, MI

3425. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Trahan

Tacoma, WA

3426. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matthias Beebe

Carlsbad, CA

3427. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vincent Dunlap

San Francisco, CA

3428. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cass Murphy

Tempe, AZ

3429. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Bolson

Council Grove, KS

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3430. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edith Coleman

Wilmington, DE

3431. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Traer

Claremont, CA

3432. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Templeman

Topanga, CA

3433. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—e Briley briley

3434. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brenda Cox

Portland, OR

3435. I support strong

Environmental Protection

Agency carbon pollution

standards for new power

plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Edwards

3436. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Page 573 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chrystal coleman

La Jolla, CA

3437. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Garret Hammond

Downers Grove, IL

3438. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frederick Paper

Ann Arbor, MI

3439. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alice Bartoo

San Tan Valley, AZ

3440. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Meyer

Louisville, KY

3441. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Alexander

Fayetteville, AR

3442. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vasilios Gikas

Sharon, PA

3443. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sita Khufu

San Anselmo, CA

3444. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. And no more

frickin' fracking!

—Martin Horwitz

San Francisco, CA

3445. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amanda Padilla

San Francisco, CA

3446. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sophia Thomson

Austin, TX

3447. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edwin Covington

Vancouver, WA

3448. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melody Lambert-Smith

Tacoma, WA

3449. As a scientist and

citizen, am writing to support

strong carbon pollution

standards for new power

plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

This action will help ensure a

more sustainable planet,

create jobs, and enable new

opportunities. Power plant

emissions are a large source

of carbon pollution and

further fueling climate

change. Furthermore, power

plant emmissions are most

likely contributing to the

spiraling rate of childhood

asthma and other respiratory

diseases. New power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Randy Rannow

Reno, NV

3450. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sue Halligan

Saint Paul, MN

3451. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patrick Maloney

Chicago, IL

3452. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—G Kiel

Rockford, MI

3453. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Downey, CA

3454. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tim Golden

Lincoln, NE

3455. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Priscilla Quirk

San Diego, CA

3456. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—lawrence Jasud

Memphis, TN

3457. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joyce Weir

Newport, WA

3458. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dustin Crook

Fountain Valley, CA

3459. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. These 

emissions are fueling climate 

change and contributing to 

the spiraling rate of 

childhood asthma and other 

respiratory diseases. In 

2013, MIT's Laboratory for 

Aviation and the 

Environment reported that air 

pollution causes 200,000 

early deaths each year in the 

United States. 

(http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2013/study-air-pollu

Letting air pollution continue 

unabated will cost many 

more lives each year. People 

and the economy will suffer. 

Thus, we must do all we can 

to limit air pollution, and 

cutting power plant 

emissions will be a huge 

start. Looking forward, 

climate change -- which is 

caused by our pollution -- 

has presented itself as a 

time-bomb for the entire 

world and its population. If 

we do not take immediate, 

effective steps to combat it, 

the results will be

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

catastrophic temperatures

and devastating weather

events like Typhoon Haiyan

for centuries to come.

Humankind's health and

stability will deteriorate for

generations; progress in any

form will almost certainly

decrease dramatically,

perhaps even to the point of

human civilization's end. We

must keep our planet safe

from climate change for the

sake of all humanity,

especially those who will

otherwise grow up to

experience its impacts. As a

young adult who keeps up

with climate news, I am

regularly frightened by the

prospect of growing old into

a time of nightmarish global

warming and all the atrocities

it would entail. I cannot even

imagine how disappointed

and angered people younger

than me would be to have to

live in such a world. They

would all suffer for the

profiteering and indifference

of previous generations. It is

our obligation to protect our

communities, as well as our

children and future

generations, from the effects

of pollution and climate

change. The fate of the

United States, its citizens,

and the rest of the world lies

upon decisive and effective

action posthaste. The new

power plant standards must

be strong enough to ensure

that newly built plants do not

fill our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

—Kevin Chiu

Kirkland, WA

3460. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Evan Beattie

Los Angeles, CA

3461. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Erik Fredrickson

Albuquerque, NM

3462. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Lozier

San Francisco, CA

3463. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. There is no 

such thing as clean coal. My 

wife and I know as we both 

have asthma, she since age 

20, 50 years. I have only

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developed it in my old age.

We now heat with electricity

rather than our wood stove.

We hope the electricity is

generated cleanly.

—Jack Tull

Seattle, WA

3464. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Detroit, MI

3465. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sadira Tash

Littleton, CO

3466. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fredrick Whalum

Richton Park, IL

3467. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Valeria Bonfiglio

3468. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—USAF Regis P. White

La Plata, MD

3469. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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—Krista Mahoney

Sacramento, CA

3470. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. For the

survival of all species,

including ours, we must

cease using fossil fuels!

—Eve Powers

Koloa, HI

3471. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rosalyn Paul

West Linn, OR

3472. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—michael salzmann

anchor point, AK

3473. I am writing regarding 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495, 

and to express my support 

for the Environmental 

Protection Agency's 

selection and implementation 

of the strongest possible 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants. 

Carbon dioxide levels in the 

Earth's atmosphere are 

rising dramatically, and the 

U.S. continues to have one 

of the world's highest rates 

of per capita carbon 

emissions. The effects of a 

warming climate are 

increasingly obvious and 

represent a clear and 

present threat to our nation's 

security, environment and

economic stability. We

simply must change the way

we generate electrical power

and move rapidly to reduce

and minimize carbon

emissions from power plants,

one of our nation's largest

sources of CO2 emissions.

In addition to fueling climate

change, power plant

emissions also contribute to

the spiraling rate of

childhood asthma and other

respiratory diseases. I have

a 3-year old son. What sort

of world are we leaving him if

we continue to treat our

planet's atmosphere as a

gigantic dumping ground? I

am requesting that the new

EPA power plant standards

ensure that newly built plants

have the lowest possible

levels of carbon dioxide and

associate greenhouse gas

emissions, whether the fuel

in question is coal, natural

gas, biomass, or other fuel.

—John Tuxill

Bellingham, WA

3474. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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anything else.

—Julie Adams

Missouri Valley, IA

3475. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Naidnur

Warrenville, IL

3476. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Matthew Boguske

Kirkland, WA

3477. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sanford White

Littleton, CO

3478. Please support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

My kids have asthma. They 

are affected by power plant 

emissions which are the 

largest source of carbon 

pollution. These emissions 

are also fueling climate 

change which is jeopardizing 

our collective future! The 

new power plant standards 

must be strong enough to 

ensure that newly built plants 

do not fill our air with any 

more dangerous carbon 

pollution regardless of 

whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. PLEASE DO 

SOMETHING ABOUT 

THIS!!!!!!!!

—Julia Glover

Clinton, WA

3479. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants, Docket

ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas or anything

else.

—Patrick Jean

Conover, NC

3480. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Mary Neptune

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Vancouver, WA

3481. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jackie Critser

Beaverton, OR

3482. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Manna

Hobbs, NM

3483. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Costa Nikolaides

Chicago, IL

3484. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kyle Ruggieri

3485. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Katz

Westminster, CO

3486. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. None of us will 

survive on a continually 

warming planet with more 

and more extreme weather. 

We must act now, and act 

decisively.

—Joel Hildebrandt

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Berkeley, CA

3487. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Wilson

Seymour, IN

3488. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diane Krassenstein

Philadelphia, PA

3489. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

--It is absolutely critical for

America to stop burning coal

in any new power plants!

America is getting a lot

closer every day to being like

Beijing, China. Where people

cannot see the sun on a

clear day because of all the

air pollution-Is this our wish

for America! Absolutely not

what I want! Yet that is

exactly where we are

headed if we allow new

power plants to burn coal!

We must not allow any new

power plants to burn coal

under any circumstances!!--

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Johnson

Harper, KS

3490. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Petzold

Santa Barbara, CA

3491. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Noemie Phillipson

3492. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ray Cole

Juneau, AK

3493. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephanie Stout

Houston, TX

3494. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carrie Cole

Portland, OR

3495. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Klaus Steinbrecher

Angel Fire, NM

3496. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Max DeNise

Olympia, WA

3497. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alfred Hougham

Covington, KY

3498. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ray de Mesa

Los Angeles, CA

3499. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Sovey

Bellingham, WA

3500. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laurence Yorgason

Ogden, UT

3501. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lorrin Nelson

Seattle, WA

3502. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Bowman

Placerville, CA

3503. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Verne

Lock Haven, PA

3504. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

As I look to the future of 

more electric vehicles, I see 

that much of the electricity to 

power those automobiles will 

be coming from power plants 

fueled by fossil fuels? And 

that is one of the many 

reasons I support the 

strongest possible carbon 

pollution standards for all 

power plants, but especially

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

NEW ones. Power plant

emissions are the nation's

largest source of carbon

pollution. It is fueling climate

change and contributing to

the spiraling rate of

childhood asthma and other

respiratory diseases. The

new power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with any

more dangerous carbon

pollution regardless of

whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sherrylee Felger

Port Orford, OR

3505. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shanna Dean

Honolulu, HI

3506. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Doty

Lomita, CA

3507. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Feanor Kelsick

Coeur D Alene, ID

3508. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Theresa Lange

Norfolk, NE

3509. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Felicia Fontaine

Huntsville, AL

3510. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amber Wesley

APO, AP

3511. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anas Kazkaz

3512. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Theodore Voth III

Madison, WI

3513. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Henegar

Columbus, OH

3514. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Symone Hogan

San Antonio, TX

3515. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Fabiani

San Francisco, CA

3516. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lacy Anderson

Mason, TX

3517. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Nicholson

Salt Lake City, UT

3518. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ana Ghosh

San Francisco, CA

3519. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Day

Seattle, WA

3520. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amanda Etheridge

Alabaster, AL

3521. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ron Goldman

Los Altos, CA

3522. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Arbic

Ann Arbor, MI

3523. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—RobertPayne payne

Roseville, MI

3524. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Podolske

Detroit, MI

3525. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Erin Majorowicz

Baltimore, MD

3526. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Rutherford

Steubenville, OH

3527. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lupe C.

Oceanside, CA

3528. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paula Rusterholz

Saint Paul, MN

3529. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aditya Chalakode

3530. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maryann Kennimer

Mineola, TX

3531. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julie McCarthy

Westminster, CO

3532. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Encino, CA

3533. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Chang

Indianapolis, IN

3534. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Olivia Lim

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Davis, CA

3535. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gregory Heffron

Bellingham, WA

3536. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Henry Schwartzman

Corning, NY

3537. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Belanger

Winston Salem, NC

3538. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Simons

Newton, MA

3539. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tricia Olson

Boulder, CO

3540. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Songalia

Saint Paul, MN

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3541. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maureen Hunter

3542. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul McEuen

Akron, OH

3543. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—C

Costa Mesa, CA

3544. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jerry Sipe

Lawrence, KS

3545. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Wells

3546. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—steve kranz

Snohomish, WA

3547. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Page 592 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lara DeLuz

Orangevale, CA

3548. The reason why I am

writing to the Environmental

Protection Agency is to

support a strong carbon

pollution policy with strict

standards for new power

plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timur Slapke

3549. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Altamirano

Los Angeles, CA

3550. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carl Levan

Mc Leansville, NC

3551. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debra Moore

Clio, MI

3552. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kate Daniel

Benson, AZ

3553. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gregory Rossi

Waterford, MI

3554. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert McAllister

Denver, CO

3555. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Watson

Charleston, SC

3556. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Molly Noone

Chandler, AZ

3557. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Goodman

East Providence, RI

3558. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sean Corrigan

Trinity Beach, CA

3559. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

Page 594 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wm Beasley

Atlanta, GA

3560. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Raul Arribas

Bridgeport, NJ

3561. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dean Monroe

No. Hollywood, CA

3562. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matthew McPike

3563. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matthew Trecha

East Lansing, MI

3564. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Martucci

Laurel, MD

3565. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

Page 595 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Twyla Meyer

Pomona, CA

3566. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kai Lossgott

Johannesburg

3567. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mikerain@earthlinknet

Evans

Los Angeles, CA

3568. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jenny Lincoln

Clayton, GA

3569. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paula Serraller

3570. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debby Dieckman

Newberg, OR

3571. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pat Capobianco

3572. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sean McKirchy

Pearland, TX

3573. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Grace Morsberger

Chevy Chase, MD

3574. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Louis Romao

Waterbury, CT

3575. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support a total

shift to renewable energy. I

know that you face strong

resistance from the fossil fuel

industry but you will, one

day, look your grandchildren

in the eye. Will you be able

to return that look and tell

them that your work has

made their life better? Think

about it. This is the only

home we have. Let's not

blow it.

—Dale Johnson

Port Orchard, WA

3576. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Birgitta Rinaldo

West Monroe, LA

3577. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason MacArthur

Marlboro, VT

3578. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keith Hawes

Centralia, WA

3579. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bryan Hinds

Lake Geneva, WI

3580. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Freedland

Big Bear City, CA

3581. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charlie Henrich

Mansfield, OH

3582. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Noel Orr

Seattle, WA

3583. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Parrish

Chicago, IL

3584. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—M Orr

Seattle, WA

3585. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jack Geringer

Portland, OR

3586. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nikolas Colom

Lawrence, KS

3587. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel STICKNEY

Boulder, CO

3588. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Natalie Hanson

Lansing, MI

3589. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beverly Weinmann

Greenbank, WA

3590. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—N

Delray Beach, FL

3591. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—A

Delray Beach, FL

3592. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Deycaza

Honolulu, HI

3593. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Williams

Mill Valley, CA

3594. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. •The

standards for new power

plants must not allow the

coal and natural gas

industries to continue to emit

dangerous levels of carbon

pollution that are polluting

our air and fueling climate

change. •40% of carbon

pollution is created by power

plants. New power plants

must meet aggressive

standards to protect our kids'

health and our climate. We

have been dragging our feet

and avoiding this issue for

far too long and the more we

procrastinate the more

extreme the situation

becomes and the more

radical the solution that

needs to be applied. It is

time to take significant action

no matter the cost in dollars

because the cost to our

future is something we can't

afford.

—Peter Beves

Westminster, MA

3595. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Moss

White Bear Lake, MN

3596. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David

Roseau, MN

3597. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Bednarczyk

McDonough, GA

3598. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Luke Foster

Austin, TX

3599. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John

Trenton, NJ

3600. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Streveler

Clinton, IA

3601. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gabrielle Stratton

Ann Arbor, MI

3602. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Denise Brown

Rockaway Park, NY

3603. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carles

Gibbstown, NJ

3604. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Mocanu

Stockton, CA

3605. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rosaleen Donagher

3606. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gregory Calucci

Wayne, PA

3607. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Therese Chelle

Augusta, ME

3608. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kyle Anderson

Minneapolis, MN

3609. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Heather Fastiggi

Cresco, PA

3610. I support the

Environmental Protection

Agency establishing strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is

scientifically proven to be

contributing to climate

change and the increasing

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong,

because the standardas now

are too low.

—J Willis

Lake Oswego, OR

3611. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rochester, NY

3612. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Regina Elliott

Stamford, CT

3613. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Genine Davis

Rudd, IA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3614. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kath Mason

Redmond, WA

3615. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leopold Laufer

yorktown heights, NY

3616. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Zarek

Wilmington, DE

3617. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bob Ostrander

West Palm Beach, FL

3618. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dianne Kristorr

Akron, OH

3619. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rex Messick

Harrod, OH

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3620. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Veenstra

Lakeview, MI

3621. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul-henri ARGENCE

3622. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Marx

Kalamazoo, MI

3623. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bill Weston

Hudsonville, MI

3624. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edmund Swiger

Gibsonia, PA

3625. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marta Martinez

Ewan, NJ

3626. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Gilbert

Manchester, CT

3627. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Macomber

Herndon, VA

3628. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jo Levkoff

Del Rio, TN

3629. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—George Stadnik

Astoria, NY

3630. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Schiess

Newport News, VA

3631. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Doucet

Newnan, GA

3632. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maureen Quinn

Albuquerque, NM

3633. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Stamp

Bloomington, MN

3634. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Schneider

Wilmington, DE

3635. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Wall

Nashua, NH

3636. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary

Georgetown, TX

3637. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Postma

Manistee, MI

3638. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert D'Amato

Morris, NY

3639. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dorothy Lee

Leicester, NC

3640. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen McHugh

Goshen, KY

3641. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Harriet Petti

Lakewood, OH

3642. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Goudreau

Woodbridge, VA

3643. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bradley Stevenson

Prospect, KY

3644. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

Page 608 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Catherine Brooks

East Burke, VT

3645. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ophelia Dixon

Pittsburgh, PA

3646. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Farkas

Florence, MA

3647. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chuck Atkinson

Charlevoix, MI

3648. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenton Barnes

Lansing, MI

3649. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Roy Adsit

Portland, OR

3650. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 609 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shawn ORear

Kansas City, MO

3651. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Saul Aguirre

Chicago, IL

3652. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leslie Bebensee

Corinth, KY

3653. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexandra Sipiora

Chicago, IL

3654. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jen Pope

South Freeport, ME

3655. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katherine Mayers

Saint Petersburg, FL

3656. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Francis Roberts

El Cajon, CA

3657. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Calllie Willis

Warren, VT

3658. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Kipple

Austin, TX

3659. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jen Smith

Ocean City, MD

3660. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Theresa Clark

Loudonville, OH

3661. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexandra

Allston, MA

3662. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Leah Honarbakhsh

Fort Lauderdale, FL

3663. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leslie Bullo

West Bloomfield, MI

3664. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. It's past time

for power plants and time to

put all efforts for new

sources of clean power

generating such as solar and

wind , if the world is to made

a better place let's stop

polluting the air and water as

a good beginning and stop

money and profits from being

the number one factor in how

decisions are made and use

common sense.

—Carl Hosterman

Wausaukee, WI

3665. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Spencer

Billerica, MA

3666. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Noni Beck

Brandon, FL

3667. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Hogan

Dorchester Center, MA

3668. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Holton

Manchester Township, NJ

3669. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Appel

Bayfield, WI

3670. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julian Platt

West Palm Beach, FL

3671. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Martin

Chesaning, MI

3672. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

The EPA and existing 

Federal environmental 

exemptions granted the 

fossil fuel industries allow 

our waterways and air to be 

the garbage dump for these 

corporations. This has got to 

stop. Power plant emissions

are the nation's largest

source of carbon pollution. It

is fueling climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Bosetti

Syracuse, NY

3673. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Green

Macon, GA

3674. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—D Royer

Ocoee, TN

3675. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dane Bowen

Mint Hill, NC

3676. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Jesus (GOD

Himself) Wept.

—B Maddigan

Middleboro, MA

3677. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elaine Manio

North Las Vegas, NV

3678. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Reiner

Chester, VA

3679. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Veronica Gomes

3680. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bernadine Turner

Newberry, FL

3681. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. GOD IS

Watching... Us ALL.

—A Maddigan

Middleboro, MA

3682. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. The people

are fed up with the crooked

parasitic public servants not

listening to them!

—M.A. Kinnaman

Eads, CO

3683. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emily Ogle

Kunkletown, PA

3684. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Haskell

Evans, GA

3685. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marianne Larkins-Strawn

Vancouver, WA

3686. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Dotson

Carterville, IL

3687. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carl Stone

ARLINGTON, TX

3688. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Roel Cantú

Mission, TX

3689. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rhonda Peters

Denver, CO

3690. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Kane

Des Moines, IA

3691. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Douglas Grant

Clawson, MI

3692. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diana Goslin

Chicora, PA

3693. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judy Murphy

Traverse City, MI

3694. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Lux

State Road, NC

3695. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary

Burkesville, KY

3696. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Burton Callicott

Charleston, SC

3697. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Schectman

Mount Kisco, NY

3698. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Beachy

Lansing, MI

3699. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Honey chambers

West Hollywood, CA

3700. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Benjamin Allen

Crofton, MD

3701. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Loren Page

Detroit, MI

3702. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tamara Palmer

Syracuse, NY

3703. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janis Totham-Davies

Takoma Park, MD

3704. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Juan Ramirez

Peoria, AZ

3705. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matt Maras

Cincinnati, OH

3706. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Lannoch

Broadview Heights, OH

3707. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Vernon

Indianola, IA

3708. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nat Gray

Excelsior, MN

3709. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Jaskowiak

Sterling Heights, MI

3710. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Mark Cohen

Great Barrington, MA

3711. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barry Greenhill

Reston, VA

3712. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Connie Velin

Ann Arbor, MI

3713. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ml Schihl

Fond du Lac, WI

3714. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Yolanda Mitts

Scotts, MI

3715. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Griffin

Milwaukee, WI

3716. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edward Huey

Ravenswood, WV

Page 620 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3717. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rashaan Keeton

Roslindale, MA

3718. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wendy Burgess

Park Ridge, IL

3719. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dennis Oldaugh

Alpena, MI

3720. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Toth

Poughkeepsie, NY

3721. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Philip Burton

Galesburg, MI

3722. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Victoria Pericot

San Juan, PR

Page 621 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3723. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Hari Khalsa

Santa Cruz, NM

3724. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tamara Ashley

Mishawaka, IN

3725. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Prochowski

Yale, MI

3726. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carrie Hooyman

Milwaukee, WI

3727. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Paul

Austin, TX

3728. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—J Clarke

Ann Arbor, MI

Page 622 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3729. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Theodore Brazeau

Dripping Springs, TX

3730. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Breta Westlund

Urbandale, IA

3731. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Helbling

Beaver, PA

3732. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. The planet is 

warming Now they are 

polling are water & they 

making huge profit . Do not 

let greed wipe out the planet

.Do the right thing

—Tom Hanlon

Cheboygan, MI

3733. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenneth Schilling

Grand Rapids, MI

3734. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

Page 623 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Carmen Ramirez

Tallahassee, FL

3735. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dale Le Fevre

Fort Bragg, CA

3736. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wilma Hendriks

3737. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicole Westre

Bellevue, WA

3738. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debbie Reichow

Scottsdale, AZ

3739. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Philip Kippel

Kissimmee, FL

3740. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sniedze Rungis

Kalamazoo, MI

Page 624 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3741. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. They are

fueling climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dave Feinblum

Mount Laurel, NJ

3742. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Jastromb

Northampton, MA

3743. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Biegajski

Redford, MI

3744. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Victor Sytzko

Fair Lawn, NJ

3745. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rachel Jobe

Albany, NY

3746. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Livingston

Augusta, MI

Page 625 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3747. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jesse Ashcraft

Lakeside Park, KY

3748. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patrick Jacobs

Longmont, CO

3749. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shawn O'Sullivan

Fairfield, CT

3750. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Douglas Risedorf

Concrete, WA

3751. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Bencsko

Rahway, NJ

3752. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peg LeClair

Lee, MA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3753. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lewis Clark

3754. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rachel Maldonado

Round Rock, TX

3755. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martha Wilson

Belleville, MI

3756. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sabine Buergermeister

3757. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Olliff

Bozeman, MT

3758. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Coate

Saranac, NY

3759. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—chris callahan

Missoula, MT

3760. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judith Keilholtz

Cumberland, WI

3761. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Lanzman

Dyke, VA

3762. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rahway, NJ

3763. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nelda Farrow

Shawnee, OK

3764. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tammy Demanche

Weare, NH

3765. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gavin Thorinson

Marysville, WA

3766. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Cypher

Rochester, MI

3767. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Corey Kaup

New York, NY

3768. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Erica Haas

Alpharetta, GA

3769. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andy Winger

Richardson, TX

3770. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristin Huntoon

Columbus, OH

3771. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Florack

Fort Collins, CO

3772. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruno Prata

3773. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Doris Adebanjo

Chester Springs, PA

3774. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike

Watertown, WI

3775. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stacy Grierson

Dundalk, MD

3776. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Jacobs

Boise, ID

3777. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 630 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—George Oliver

Port Huron, MI

3778. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan A

Davidson, NC

3779. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dana Bleckinger

Yachats, OR

3780. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Colorado Springs, CO

3781. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pete Torrents

Long Island, VA

3782. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Roy Carpenter

Malabar, FL

3783. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—AmberB

Bettendorf, IA

3784. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Filbin

Richmond, KY

3785. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tamera Postles

Lincoln, DE

3786. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cheryl Bryan

3787. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Brittany Galisdorfer

Detroit, MI

3788. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kate S

Bear, DE

3789. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Victor

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3790. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carlene Steel

Leander, TX

3791. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fran Holme

Seattle, WA

3792. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Claudine Beck

Siloam, NC

3793. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marshall

Leavenworth, KS

3794. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Annabel Caner

Huntington, NY

3795. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Toles

Portland, OR

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3796. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bridget Weaver

Seaford, DE

3797. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Rogan

Detroit, MI

3798. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betty Gelinas

Fitchburg, MA

3799. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Espinoza

Trenton, MI

3800. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pat Trahan

Bay City, MI

3801. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amy Harlib

New York, NY

Page 634 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3802. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jen Williams

Silver Spring, MD

3803. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maureen Vagnini

Windsor, CT

3804. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Melvin

Dearborn Heights, MI

3805. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Lopez

Kalamazoo, MI

3806. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jesse Sawyer

Palmyra, VA

3807. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anne Fontaine

Cosby, TN

Page 635 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3808. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rose Patterson

Augusta, GA

3809. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Hall

Columbia, MO

3810. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terry Murcko

Youngstown, OH

3811. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Inga Jaeger

Iowa City, IA

3812. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Haviland

Mahopac, NY

3813. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joanne Temperly

Taunton, MA

Page 636 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3814. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lance Michel

Jersey City, NJ

3815. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aaron Reichhardt

Loveland, CO

3816. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Suzanne Chouteau

Lynx, OH

3817. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Bentley

Bryson City, NC

3818. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ethan Denniston

Mission, KS

3819. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melanie Rushing

Johnson City, TX

Page 637 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3820. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark miser

Lansing, MI

3821. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paulette Tidd

Portland, ME

3822. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Colin Keefe

Madisonville, KY

3823. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Sundby

Madison, WI

3824. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Midge Tuley

Grayson, KY

3825. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wanda Halpin

Milbridge, ME

Page 638 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3826. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Cratty

Denver, CO

3827. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Thelander

Dover, NH

3828. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carole Flood

Westminster, MD

3829. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Claire Russell

Oconomowoc, WI

3830. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jonathan Blanton

Lexington, KY

3831. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Hilleary

Spokane, WA

Page 639 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3832. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dallas Windham

Dallas, TX

3833. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jerry Farris

Ashland, KY

3834. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Evan Small

Yorkville, IL

3835. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Jacob

Bloomington, IN

3836. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matthew Yates

Jacksonville, FL

3837. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Kostis

New York, NY

Page 640 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3838. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Ouren

Muscoda, WI

3839. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Phillip Alward

Fenton, MI

3840. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Reema Khan

Cambridge, MA

3841. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tiffany VanderZanden

Eugene, OR

3842. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Evelyn Palder

Rockport, TX

3843. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shaun Walker

Chandler, AZ

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3844. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dominique

Potomac, MD

3845. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ray Murphy

Brooklyn, NY

3846. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tracy Thornburg

Sterling Heights, MI

3847. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan King

Cedar Park, TX

3848. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maxine Stopfer

Felton, DE

3849. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Arnheiter

Lyndhurst, NJ

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3850. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Helen Perin

Denver, CO

3851. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cheryl Murray

Shrewsbury, MA

3852. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lee Evans

New York, NY

3853. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Randy Herman

Madison, WI

3854. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—EM Ryan

Rockville, MD

3855. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lloyd Hedger

TACOMA, WA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3856. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Pendlebury

Long Beach, CA

3857. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Lester

Hemlock, NY

3858. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kurt Lucas

Knoxville, IA

3859. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tara Basile

Maple Valley, WA

3860. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Falkenstein

Peterborough, NH

3861. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paris, KY

3862. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Page 644 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—H Ammerlahn

Seattle, WA

3863. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ruth Lanton

Plainview, NY

3864. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kimberly Nguyen

College Station, TX

3865. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bill King

Chicago, IL

3866. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peggy McGrath

Newington, CT

3867. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Thank you f0r

your attention to this matter.

—Phillip Webster

Auburntown, TN

3868. If we want to be a 

world leader then we need to 

stop being held back by 

billionaires buying our

Page 645 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

senators and congressmen

for their own interests. We

should be a leader in

alternative energy sources

such as: biomass, solar,

wind, passive heating &

cooling, geothermal. We

have been destroying the air,

the water and the land for

too long. We cannot just

keep doing what we are

doing. We need to lead the

world to a cleaner, healthier

earth. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

—June Jordan

Murrells Inlet, SC

3869. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Phillips-Calapai

Milford, MA

3870. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julia Pais

Southfield, MI

3871. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dunedin, FL

3872. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—June Linhart

Raleigh, NC

3873. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Louisville, KY

3874. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Larry Burgoon

Dallas, TX

3875. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Nettleton

Portland, OR

3876. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jonathan Maschke

Port Hope, MI

3877. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Holibaugh

Alliance, OH

3878. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julie Viergutz

Cleveland, OH

3879. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Kiefer

Hopkins, MN

3880. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

Page 647 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephanie Gaffney

Gilroy, CA

3881. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Holly Costar

Bangor, ME

3882. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kimberly Nieman

plymouth, MN

3883. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lc

Gainesville, FL

3884. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim Shepherd

Rives Junction, MI

3885. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joshua Miskinis

Kewanee, IL

3886. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maryann

Pottstown, PA

3887. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dorothy Carlo

Holyoke, MA

3888. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Gach

Kihei, HI

3889. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Probst

Houston, TX

3890. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve Kohn

Highland, NY

3891. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Sullivan

Peabody, MA

3892. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wanda Thompson

Jefferson City, MO

3893. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leonard Demoranville

Danville, KY

3894. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency as a mother, aunt, 

sister. I am concerned about 

the future of our children and 

their children. Power plants 

are the nation's biggest 

source of carbon emissions. 

Not only does this contribute 

to childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases, 

but it contributes in so many 

other ways to creating a 

world that is diminished from 

the one that we have been 

able to enjoy in our lives. 

With the future of our 

children and grandchildren in

the balance, NOW is the

time to show true,

forward-looking leadership

and to support strong carbon

pollution standards for new

power plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela Wood

3895. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Isabelle Boisgard

3896. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael McCauley

Cedar Rapids, IA

3897. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donald & Mary Inks

Grand Rapids, MI

3898. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keith D'Alessandro

Canton, MI

3899. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynn Larkins

Ruckersville, VA

3900. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Phillips-Burke

Woodstock, NY

3901. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—mardi hanson

Higganum, CT

3902. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon Krueger

Jackson, MI

3903. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon McCauley

Gaithersburg, MD

3904. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Lindgren

Chicago, IL

3905. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve LeVine

Brooklyn, NY

3906. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beth Redwine

Covington, KY

3907. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sangita Yadav

Germantown, TN

3908. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen and Newberg

North Granby, CT

3909. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynn Fisher

Bellaire, MI

3910. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Mitchell

Ann Arbor, MI

3911. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dianne Fitzgerald

Taunton, MA

3912. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michele Budica

Pearl River, NY

3913. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Bolanos

Friday Harbor, WA

3914. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jill LaChance

Mount Pleasant, MI

3915. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Johanna Elias

Brooklyn, NY

3916. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paula Kwakenat

Minneapolis, MN

3917. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Fossil fuels are heavily

subsidized. These are the

most profitable corporations

in the history of the world.

THEY DON'T NEED

CORPORATE WELFARE!!!!

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arnold Strang

Mountlake Terrace, WA

3918. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lucy Kramer

Atchison, KS

3919. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Glenn Williams

Mystic, CT

3920. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jane White

Asheville, NC

3921. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Johnson

Durham, NC

3922. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Curtin

Cedaredge, CO

3923. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Wynn

Miami, FL

3924. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joyce Benson

Glenside, PA

3925. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wayne Flick

Cimarron, CO

3926. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Woodka

Monument, CO

3927. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kris Kilton

Denver, CO

3928. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

Page 655 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bil Polesnak

Troy, MI

3929. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. I

believe that we must take

action now to save our

planet from irreversible

damage. The new power

plant standards must be

strong enough to ensure that

newly built plants do not fill

our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

—John Wooldridge

Rio Linda, CA

3930. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Fudge

Allen Park, MI

3931. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gerald DeBaun

Danbury, CT

3932. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Schmitt

Louisville, KY

3933. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Sheresh

Chula Vista, CA

3934. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Belanger-Iott

Eaton Rapids, MI

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

3935. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bettemae Johnson

Albuquerque, NM

3936. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Verlyn Rosenberger

Decatur, IL

3937. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rossella

3938. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bob Jorgensen

East Peoria, IL

3939. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pepperell, MA

3940. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—H Guh

Addison, TX

3941. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

Page 657 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cynthia Johnson

Burleson, TX

3942. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Homsey

Hockessin, DE

3943. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Malvin

Williamsburg, VA

3944. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher Seymour

Newark, MD

3945. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keith LaPointe

Walled Lake, MI

3946. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenna Smith

Richmond, KY

3947. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Page 658 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tiffany Vair

Elizabethtown, KY

3948. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sadie Henley

Denton, TX

3949. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maureen Dailey

Bay Village, OH

3950. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maria Miller

Grand Rapids,MI, MI

3951. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Caia Lacour

Austin, TX

3952. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—charlotte Zampini

Westborough, MA

3953. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

Page 659 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Zachary Nelms

Portland, OR

3954. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Regina Pulley

Evansville, IN

3955. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Geoghegan

Santa Fe, NM

3956. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. PERSONAL 

COMMENT: More and more 

children AND adults are 

developing chronic upper 

respiratory problems, and 

this is resulting in higher and 

higher health care costs and 

emergency room visits. (And 

I speak for myself and my 

children and grandchildren 

as well, all of us are 

struggling currently to get 

over reoccurring coughs and 

colds that we just can't seem 

to shake in these days of 

climate onslaught from every

direction. In other words,

climate pollution is wreaking

havoc with our immune

systems all by itself, never

mind super flu bugs floating

around, which are then

compounded by the impact

of climate pollution moving in

and out of all of our lungs,

don't you see.) It's a vicious

domino effect that could be

put to a halt and reversed by

recognizing that whenever

profit is allowed to be put

before people, their health

and the health of our planet,

EVERYONE and every living

being loses ! Therefore, we

have a moral obligation to

end that which is driving

carbon pollution before IT

ends us!!!

—Kathryn Maysen

Grosse Pointe, MI

3957. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Hollis

Granite City, IL

3958. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Page 660 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donald Begalke

Phoenix, AZ

3959. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Wehrley

Portland, OR

3960. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brent Jensen

Hillsboro, OR

3961. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rosita Aranita

St. Paul, MN

3962. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Supplee

Carrollton, KY

3963. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Kaleel

Davison, MI

3964. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Page 661 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—George Heritier

Oak Park, MI

3965. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen Mrachek

Carbondale, CO

3966. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anthony Vallone

Phoenix, AZ

3967. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paulette Fiehrer

Covington, KY

3968. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vanessa Navarrete

Chicago, IL

3969. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Durand

Signal Mountain, TN

3970. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Regina Flores

Lake Elsinore, CA

3971. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Catherine Crow

Ashland, MA

3972. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mildred Huttenmaier

Minneapolis, MN

3973. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tracy

Egg Harbor Township, NJ

3974. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Gray

Nashville, TN

3975. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Caron

Franklin Park, IL

3976. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Weaver

Chatsworth, CA

3977. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Saliha Abrams

Carson, WA

3978. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dick Dierks

Appleton, WI

3979. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Gossard

Ida, MI

3980. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donny Harvey

Taylors, SC

3981. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eddie Bumguardner

Cortez, CO

3982. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Warren

Madison Heights, MI

3983. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Yvonne Johnson

Utica, OH

3984. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Walt Barlow

Lexington, KY

3985. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Becky Wharton

Campbell, TX

3986. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessica Knox

Ravenswood, WV

3987. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carrie

Louisville, KY

3988. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Louise Malatesta

Drexel Hill, PA

3989. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Toni Garmon

Dawsonville, GA

3990. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Bhatt

Danville, CA

3991. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Doering

Lee, NH

3992. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. The new

standards should be favoring

nuclear power, especially the

proven, dependable, cleaner

and safer LFTR (Liquid

Fluoride Thorium Reactor)

technology that has been

around since the middle

1900s but lobbied into

obscurity by the special

interests that profit from

uranium-based power.

—John Peters

Saugatuck, MI

3993. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tony Chiodo

Belfast, ME

3994. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Polk Woolford

Jacksonville, FL

3995. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ron Wszalek

Buffalo, NY

3996. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon Knipp

Blue Springs, MO

3997. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Heather Rodman

Boise, ID

3998. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Fiedler

Bensalem, PA

3999. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lenae Shirley

Austin, TX

4000. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frances Wade

Bigfork, MT

4001. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen Kilcommons

Trumbull, CT

4002. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leanna Hollon

lexington, KY

4003. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lenore Swaim

Colorado Springs, CO

4004. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melinda

Elizabethton, TN

4005. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandy Sobanski

COOPER, NY

4006. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edward Foreman

Saint Paul, MN

4007. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cathleen Wolff

Manhattan, IL

4008. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Liela Abass

Dearborn, MI

4009. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rachael Pappano

Mattawamkeag, ME

4010. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maria Miller

Grand Rapids, MI

4011. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terry Brunt

Pine, CO

4012. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. The US is the

world’s second largest

emitter of carbon pollution

and the largest historic

emitter. Yet, last June, when

the President initially

announced his plan to cut

carbon pollution from power

plants, the American Coal

Council said, "The global use

of coal is increasing rapidly

and will continue to grow,

regardless of America’s

energy policy." This

complete abdication of

responsibility demonstrates

just how far the fossil fuel

industry will go to deny

there's a problem. We need

to bring our power to bear on

irresponsible industries

seeking to extract, burn and

export all the coal and gas

they can.

—Lynn Manzione

Athens, GA

4013. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joel Sokolsky

Walnut Creek, CA

4014. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fred Mallery

Eugene, OR

4015. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Reto Pieth

Grafton, VT

4016. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aaron Kooienga

Holland, MI

4017. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Pat Sullivan

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Russellville, KY

4018. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Preston

La Crosse, FL

4019. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Wilson

Ithaca, NY

4020. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret

Boone, NC

4021. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynne Adrian

Tuscaloosa, AL

4022. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leigh Mann

Matawan, NJ

4023. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frank

Tucson, AZ

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4024. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sara Syswerda

Middleville, MI

4025. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Ferra

Palm Springs, CA

4026. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexa McMahan

Huntington Beach, CA

4027. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim Beckenhaupt

Colorado Springs, CO

4028. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Merrilee Cate

Irving, TX

4029. Mr. President, it's one 

thing to "talk the talk". It's 

something else entirely to 

"Walk the walk". When are 

you going to DO something 

to stop polluters??? Do you 

really want to see your 

kids/grandkids having to 

wear gas masks/oxygen 

when they are outside ??? I 

am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda R.N.

Saint Louis, MO

4030. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Breece

Davison, MI

4031. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judith Turner

Los Angeles, CA

4032. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Irene Euchler

Indian Orchard, MA

4033. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jerome Onufer

Issaquah, WA

4034. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Benjamin Krohling

Minneapolis, MN

4035. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sheila beer

Charleston, SC

4036. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald Fisher

Wilmington, NC

4037. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Holly Shutta

Huachuca City, AZ

4038. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joanne Hesselink

Neshkoro, WI

4039. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lorie Dingacci

Seattle, WA

4040. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karin Anderson

Takoma Park, MD

4041. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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—Gretchen Holy

Leawood, KS

4042. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Rainwater

Arnold, MO

4043. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Carolyn Sheck

Trenton, MI

4044. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leo

Salem, OR

4045. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ceil Fox

Albuquerque, NM

4046. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Giovannina Maio

Grosse Pointe, MI

4047. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tina Tine'

Knoxville, TN

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4048. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rochelle Rubin

Huntington Station, NY

4049. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Heald

Pleasant Hill, TN

4050. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Good

Brevard, NC

4051. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela Gray

Murray, KY

4052. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ingrid

Crawfordsville, IN

4053. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Renee Madera

Fort Lauderdale, FL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4054. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anne Anderson

Richland, MI

4055. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shannon milhaupt

Denver, CO

4056. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Thomson

Southfield, MI

4057. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pete Martinez

Bradenton, FL

4058. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Snyder

Louisville, KY

4059. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Sheehan

Round Rock, TX

Page 677 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4060. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Annette

Genoa, OH

4061. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pam Kirby

Albuquerque, NM

4062. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Theodora pollack

Sebastopol, CA

4063. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andronetta Douglass

Blainedrblaine, WA

4064. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Neal Steiner

Los Angeles, CA

4065. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jay Sherwood

Minneapolis, MN

Page 678 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4066. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stewart Smythe

Moab, UT

4067. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sue Slinic

Chicago, IL

4068. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Duran

Vernon Hills, IL

4069. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jacqueline

Friederichsen

Knoxville, TN

4070. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Kirschner

Portland, OR

4071. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcia Halligan

Viroqua, WI

Page 679 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4072. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Lynxwiler

Saint Louis, MO

4073. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Cozzarelli

New York, NY

4074. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Plymouth, MA

4075. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine Johnson

Ajo, AZ

4076. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenneth Smith

Austin, TX

4077. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Gottlieb

Brighton, MA

4078. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

Page 680 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeff Moore

Bolton Landing, NY

4079. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. Do you really 

want to be the ones who will 

be held responsible - for 

millennia - for the decisions 

that hastened the demise of 

the planet? Surely not. You 

have a moral imperative to 

do a difficult - but right -

thing: please pass strong

standards for the health of

the planet, the current

generation, and for

generations to come.

—Suzanne Mann

Birmingham, AL

4080. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karolyn Burdick

Clallam Bay, WA

4081. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—A Zamudio

St. John, IN

4082. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven and Mary F.

Jennings

Little Rock, AR

4083. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

Page 681 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diane Singler

Irving, IL

4084. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynne Davies

San Francisco, CA

4085. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—JC Bower

Sumner, WA

4086. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Deeter

Keaau, HI

4087. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fay Wilde

Syracuse, UT

4088. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Resnick

Seattle, WA

4089. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

Page 682 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Allison Spencer

Valrico, FL

4090. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Virginia

Kalispell, MT

4091. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Sara Galvan

Austin, TX

4092. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daviann McClurg

Salina, KS

4093. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Craig Byrd

Los Angeles, CA

4094. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joyce Cousino

Deming, NM

4095. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carole Osborn

Winsted, CT

Page 683 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4096. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rusty Simpson

Baltimore, MD

4097. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenneth Siwek

Visalia, CA

4098. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Glenna Waterman

Brookline, MA

4099. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Parkinson

Tontitown, AR

4100. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arlene Tilly

Grandville, MI

4101. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ed hyde

Winchester, CA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4102. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Milton Davis

Springfield, GA

4103. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Burger

Anaheim, CA

4104. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deanna White

Conway, AR

4105. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amy Hernandez

Houston, TX

4106. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrea Crook

Fayetteville, NC

4107. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Meier

Cedar Falls, IA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4108. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nadine Chatel

Sacramento, CA

4109. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dolores Farrell

Sitka, AK

4110. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Raeann Scott

Lummi Island, WA

4111. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carl Tyndall

Bronx, NY

4112. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gwen Moore

Brandywine, MD

4113. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. As the world 

becomes more and more 

"industrialized" there are 

more and more pollutants 

entering the atmosphere

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

which has a global effect.

We must not only lead in

safer energy technology but

we must share that

technology because it is in

everyone's self interest.

—David

Yakima, WA

4114. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathy Mullins

Chicopee, MA

4115. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—

4116. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—A French

Hamlet, IN

4117. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—JoAnn Schropp

Edgewater, MD

4118. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeanne Roberts

Naples, FL

4119. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Gliva

Evanston, IL

4120. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Walters

Tucson, AZ

4121. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keith Johnson

Troy, MI

4122. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Whitford

Annandale, VA

4123. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Latham Davis

Sewanee, TN

4124. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. The proposed

new standards are so late

and so inadequate. That this

is even a debate in the year

of 2014 indicates how far the

U.S. has to go to allow

citizens air clean enough to

breathe.

—Martha Dahlinger

Portage, MI

4125. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynnda Strong

Sitka, AK

4126. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gregory Joel

Fort Worth, TX

4127. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Holly Shisler

Forest Hill, MD

4128. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Profits won't

mean anything without a

liveable, sustainable world in

which to spend them. Greed

will be the undoing of us

ALL.

—David Lax

Fort Collins, CO

4129. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christina Deming

Ellijay, GA

4130. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matt Geer

Willow Springs, IL

4131. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Walter Birdwell

Port Isabel, TX

4132. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen Myers

Berea, KY

4133. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. And please

block the shipment of

American coal to overseas

buyers. They burn our coal

and blow the pollution back

to us. They don't even need

to pay to ship it! Please do

your job and stop the

production of coal in the USA

so that we can all breathe

easier!

—Candace Volz

Austin, TX

4134. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martius King

Reno, NV

4135. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—JA Dingman

Greensboro, NC

4136. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Durst

Ashland, OR

4137. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Oglesby

Clifton, KS

4138. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sylvia Brown

Grass Lake, MI

4139. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Adam Flogel

mount pleasant, WI

4140. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Justin Johnson

Los Angeles, CA

4141. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carlos Navarrette

Los Angeles, CA

4142. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

My lungs have become

allergic to dust and pollution.

For my sake, among many

others, PLEASE keep these

standards (and any others

that relate to pollution) as

strong as you can. Power

plant emissions are the

nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pete Ahlstrom

Rock Springs, WY

4143. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

Page 691 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. 40% of carbon

pollution is created by power

plants. New power plants

must meet aggressive

standards to protect our kids'

health and our climate. It's a

lot harder and more

expensive, to clean up the

earth's climate, than it is, to

prevent it from being polluted

in the first place.

—Charles Kinsey

Fort Wayne, IN

4144. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jerry Bierens

Milford, MI

4145. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandi Redman

Skokie, IL

4146. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sheila Miggiani

Port Saint Lucie, FL

4147. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julie Roach

Livonia, MI

4148. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Gerard Ferrari

Mansfield Center, CT

4149. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ted Silen

Gresham, OR

4150. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Richard Kuntze

Monterey, CA

4151. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gerrie Gilliam

Ypsilanti, MI

4152. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Broad Brook, CT

4153. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andreas Lange

Hallowell, ME

4154. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Trescone

Asheville, NC

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4155. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Troy Richard

Elliottville, KY

4156. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joshua Davis

Whitehall, MI

4157. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lee Wilson

Wichita, KS

4158. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new & old power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Jackson

Denver, CO

4159. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dina Tedeschi

Worcester, MA

4160. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Worcester

Truckee, CA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4161. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stockton, CA

4162. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—da Roy

houston, TX

4163. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Muller

Portland, OR

4164. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—CRFaunt

Ferndale, MI

4165. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charlotte Grogan

Canton, GA

4166. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicholas Watson

San Antonio, TX

4167. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

Page 695 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephanie Hernandez

Russellville, AL

4168. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon Schlaff

Waterford, MI

4169. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Justin Bernard

Southbridge, MA

4170. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Celeste Burt

Panama City, FL

4171. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Levine

Pahoa, HI

4172. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Johnston

Tulsa, OK

4173. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Page 696 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Boland

Sterling Heights, MI

4174. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jonathan Achee

Lafayette, LA

4175. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alaine Borgias

Bellingham, WA

4176. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martha Vennes

Hopkins, MN

4177. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Valerie White

Corvallis, OR

4178. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Collier

Daytona Beach, FL

4179. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brianna Foti

Broomall, PA

4180. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Bein

Los Angeles, CA

4181. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Lee

Phoenix, AZ

4182. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. 40% of carbon 

pollution is created by power 

plants. New power plants 

must meet aggressive 

standards to protect our kids' 

health and our climate. I see 

enough pollution coming 

from the stacks at the 

Lockheed Martin plant down 

the street from my home. I 

can't imagine what the power 

plants are emitting on a 

much larger scale and what 

the impacts will be on our 

children and their children.

—Jessica Shick

Ocala, FL

4183. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Brunton

Tampa, FL

4184. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jacqueline Glass

Belleville, IL

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4185. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. I

want to be able to breathe

clean air. Thank you.

—Leonard veden

Saint Louis, MO

4186. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Carter

4187. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laurel Triatik

Green Bay, WI

4188. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia McDonald

Winter Park, FL

4189. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pete Sea

Columbia, MD

4190. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Sappol

Washington, DC

4191. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Kitterman

Holland, MI

4192. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marie Alkabiso

Plymouth, MA

4193. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vl

Jersey City, NJ

4194. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mari Taruc

Oakland, CA

4195. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brenda Aron

Renton, WA

4196. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carole Shafner

Saint Petersburg, FL

4197. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Yelenik

Englishtown, NJ

4198. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brenda Theus

Midland, GA

4199. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Wyly

Belmont, MA

4200. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ruth Noble

Asheville, NC

4201. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Eric Stephens

Albany, CA

4202. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Waldron

Berkeley, CA

4203. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Lee Henry

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Olathe, KS

4204. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Landry

Dallas, TX

4205. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicole Fountain

Oakland, CA

4206. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ginger Hill

Lyman, SC

4207. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Haar

Guilford, CT

4208. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathryn Ruud

Middletown, MD

4209. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Nieland

Alamo, TX

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4210. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tye Block

Cordova, SC

4211. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rob Rocke

New Haven, CT

4212. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amy Hansen

Asbury, NJ

4213. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. We cannot 

afford more carbon. The 

phillipine typhoons and 

Hurricane Sandy were the 

result of ocean temperatures

5 degrees F above 30 year

averages. The 400 PPM of

CO2 that we crossed last

year was after 650,000 years

below 300 PPM and the

ocean is the main sink

(absorber) of all that extra

CO2 and heat energy. It is

time for all of us to get our

head out of the sand and

work towards a clean energy

economy worldwide.

—Jerry Buechler

Port Saint Lucie, FL

4214. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ben Jansen

Ben Lomond, CA

4215. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—D Fitz

Tucson, AZ

4216. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Caton

Avila Beach, CA

4217. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kent Minault

Sherman Oaks, CA

4218. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dale Gennett

Portland, OR

4219. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aaron Gayken

Sioux Falls, SD

4220. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Georgiann Schulte

Oak Park, IL

4221. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

Page 704 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bryan Petrulis

Tinley Park, IL

4222. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barb Crumpacker

Coeur D Alene, ID

4223. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine Ward

Grandview, TX

4224. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Seer

Portland, OR

4225. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sally Schenker

nashville, TN

4226. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah White

Carson City, NV

4227. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alvin and Peggy

Schmertzlera

Lincoln, MA

4228. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Keats

springfield, MA

4229. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcy Gustafson

Chicago, IL

4230. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Regina Fernandez

Bronx, NY

4231. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barb Fath

Pleasant Plain, OH

4232. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Mutch

La Crosse, WI

4233. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

Page 706 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susie Wong

San Francisco, CA

4234. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Minish

Tucson, AZ

4235. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deb Darden-Munsell

Ann Arbor, MI

4236. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Dohn

Nashville, TN

4237. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laurie Sparrow

Vancouver, WA

4238. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Penelope Mazza

FAIRFIELD, IA

4239. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

Page 707 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Charles Kleymeyer

Arlington, VA

4240. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ginger Kelsh

Spokane, WA

4241. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Charlie Shanks

Lexington, KY

4242. Standards for new

power plants must not allow

the coal and natural gas

industries to continue

emitting dangerous levels of

carbon pollution which

pollute our air and fuel

climate change. I write to

plead that the EPA takes

strong action on carbon

pollution standards for new

power plants, Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plants are the nation's

largest source of carbon

pollution, some 40%. It is

fueling climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

New power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with any

more dangerous carbon

pollution regardless of

whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. New power

plants must meet aggressive

standards to protect our kids'

health and our climate!

—Chris Burden

Washington, DC

4243. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jane Pamenter

4244. Support strong carbon 

pollution standards for new 

power plants, Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

President Obama said 

regarding energy policies 

that "the all of the above 

energy strategy that I 

announced a few years ago 

is working." The spiraling 

childhood asthma rates and 

severe climate impacts 

harming our communities 

show it is not. We need to 

stand up against fossil fuel 

interests and use every tool 

possible to cut carbon 

pollution and to scale up 

clean energy. His 

administration has the 

authority to stop the 

Keystone XL pipeline, which 

he has not yet committed to 

do, as well as to stop the 

Bureau of Land Management 

from allowing the massive 

extraction of coal for export 

from public lands. But 

President Obama's 

commitment to place strong 

standards on new and 

existing power plants is 

significant. Nearly 40% of 

carbon pollution comes from 

power plants. The 

Environmental Protection 

Agency has proposed 

standards for future power 

plants. New power plants 

shouldn't fill our air with any 

more dangerous carbon 

pollution, regardless of 

whether it is called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

Page 708 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else. I am writing to

the Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judith DiNardo

Stow, OH

4245. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Estes

Birmingham, AL

4246. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—T X

Bedford, MA

4247. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Freeze

Asheboro, NC

4248. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julia Estes

Birmingham, AL

4249. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—pamela Benton

Castle Rock, CO

Page 709 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4250. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Izon

Los Angeles, CA

4251. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Cooper

Glasco, KS

4252. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tara Braithwaite

Mabie, WV

4253. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Germain

Nazareth, MI

4254. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—christy anderson-crosen

Ford, WA

4255. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kara Amedeo

Canal Fulton, OH

Page 710 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4256. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Iekel-Johnson

Ann Arbor, MI

4257. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Maijala

Ontario, CA

4258. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mike Lyons

Denver, CO

4259. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—JWoodworth Woodworth

Newman Lk., WA

4260. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Heather Beaird

Chehalis, WA

4261. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rakiah

Boston, MA

Page 711 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4262. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eugene Blue

Sturgis, MI

4263. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Olympia, WA

4264. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Northup

Davis, CA

4265. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stacy Lesartre

Fort Collins, CO

4266. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clare Vance

Montevallo, AL

4267. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Lafond

Holyoke, MA

4268. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

Page 712 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Feroze Sidhwa

Boston, MA

4269. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ray Kenney

Largo, FL

4270. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ralph roug

Lake Forest, CA

4271. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matthew

Tucker-Simmons

Goleta, CA

4272. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Nagel

Evanston, IL

4273. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donald Ament

Leola, PA

4274. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristopher Green

Pawtucket, RI

4275. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cynthia Novelo

Lawrence, KS

4276. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Without clean

air and clean water all

species will quickly become

endangered. Please live up

to your agency's name and

Protect our Environment.

—Carol Kemmler

Browns Summit, NC

4277. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Rens

Ogden, UT

4278. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martha Bushnell

Boulder, CO

4279. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Friend

Newton, NH

4280. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jorge-Luis Rivera

Mount Prospect, IL

4281. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bernardo Mujica

Sioux City, IA

4282. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Adel Matar

Glen Ridge, NJ

4283. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Meredith Long

Berkley, MI

4284. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kerry Berry

Bay City, MI

4285. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Seth Moore

Rhome, TX

4286. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Howald

Marysville, WA

4287. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Smith

Oakland, CA

4288. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Crouch

Saint Louis, MO

4289. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ekkehard Stähle

Greeley, CO

4290. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Renee

Cleveland, OH

4291. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rosemary Grabowska

Poughkeepsie, NY

4292. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bonnie

Shrewsbury, PA

4293. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terrie Williams

Vidor, TX

4294. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sergio Quezada

Rancho Cucamonga, CA

4295. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Wong

San Francisco, CA

4296. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charlotte Rodriguez

Dushore, PA

4297. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Krystal Carter

Bowie, MD

4298. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Rheder

Woodstock, NY

4299. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Charles Wiley

North Hollywood, CA

4300. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Simone Oliver

Santa Rosa, CA

4301. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carole Cece

Fort Myers Beach, FL

4302. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Lowrey

Independence, MO

4303. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Geri Slock

Wausau, WI

4304. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Darcy

Bellingham, WA

4305. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Gorman

Santa Fe, NM

4306. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frances Bauer

Davisburg, MI

4307. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. We have

made progress with older

power plants. Now It's time

to apply stiff standards and

penalties to new ones!

Glaciers are disappearing at

an ever accelerating rate.

Act now or our kids will have

no tomorrow but the earth

will be here ----- we won't!

—Robert Niles

Maryville, TN

4308. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Darwin Frauenholtz

West Branch, IA

4309. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marsha Becker

Loveland, CO

4310. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frederic Webster

Seattle, WA

4311. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Merla Haskin

Manchester, MI

4312. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcy Morgan

Philadelphia, PA

4313. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maria Cazares

Conroe, TX

4314. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Juan Cazares

Conroe, TX

4315. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—herman hardy

Pittsburgh, PA

4316. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cristina Cazares

Conroe, TX

4317. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. We have a

moral and ethical obligation

to leave a world worth living

in for future generations.

—Jason Pritts

Kalamazoo, MI

4318. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Juanita Cuellar

Conroe, TX

4319. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maria Moreno

New Caney, TX

4320. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeffrey Hurwitz

San Francisco, CA

4321. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jo and Joe Reasons

Port Orchard, WA

4322. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bryan Johnsrud

Springfield, IL

4323. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lois Harris

Claremont, CA

4324. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Miss Crystal J Boles

Phoenix, AZ

4325. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lee Hettema

Salem, OR

4326. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Abdessalam Diab

4327. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Gallardo

Denver, CO

4328. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rosemarie Niwa

Mission Hills, CA

4329. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Moellers

Ames, IA

4330. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anne Lorenzo

Ewa Beach, HI

4331. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jerry Ballengee

White Plains, MD

4332. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher White

Louisville, KY

4333. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James H

Aiken, SC

4334. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Chill

Burbank, CA

4335. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gp Pais

Trout Run, PA

4336. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carole Sands

New York, NY

4337. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Allen Hengst

Washington, DC

4338. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Dorer

Fremont, CA

4339. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vincent Rosalia

New York, NY

4340. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

—Marshall Winkler

Spring Lake, MI

4341. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kyle Chidester

San Francisco, CA

4342. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Nora Sotomayor

Dedham, MA

4343. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Hersey

Alanson, MI

4344. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Keith Swanson

Mercer Island, WA

4345. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bob Clark

St Joseph, MI

4346. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sally Purbrick-Illek

Salem, OR

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4347. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Luc Le Noir

Morristown, NJ

4348. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Kilgore

Lummi Island, WA

4349. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laurence Kant

Lexington, KY

4350. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anthony Montapert

Ventura, CA

4351. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mindy Edwards

Westlake Village, CA

4352. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Davenport, IA

4353. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marilyn Mullen

Casper, WY

4354. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Herman Diaz

Brighton, MA

4355. I am writing to urge the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. For the

sake of our health and the

protection of our

environment, these must be

limited and gradually

eliminated. The new power

plant standards must be

stronger than they are now,

and must be enforced.

—Fran Hall

Bowling Green, KY

4356. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anna Loar

Calumet, MI

4357. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeremy Ross

Del Mar, CA

4358. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Buell

Geneva, NY

4359. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Portland, OR

4360. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve Trammell

Meeker, OK

4361. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vicki Linkin

Las Vegas, NV

4362. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Verona, VA

4363. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Adams

Indianapolis, IN

4364. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ted Michalik

Louisville, KY

4365. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aaron Novack

Tempe, AZ

4366. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brenda Russell

Lodi, NJ

4367. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anthea Nicholas

Fairmont, WV

4368. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—charles Itzkovitz

Apalachicola, FL

4369. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—A haley

Camp Connell, CA

4370. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melody Night

Waxahachie, TX

4371. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Harmony

Portland, OR

4372. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wheaton, IL

4373. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ariel Sidfield

Santa Cruz, CA

4374. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. It

is past time to stand strong

for our climate and our

health. Do not cave to

industry greed.

—Mary Wellington

Tucson, AZ

4375. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ernest Silvia

Woonsocket, RI

4376. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tara Veino

San Diego, CA

4377. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melinda Dastrup

Salt Lake City, UT

4378. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ian O'Hagan

Chapel Hill, NC

4379. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Erlander

Freeland, WA

4380. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Trimble

Dearborn, MI

4381. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ilana Szlamkowicz

Boca Raton, FL

4382. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Justin Faulkner

Milner, GA

4383. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joey Stevenson

Leitchfield, KY

4384. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Samek

Albuquerque, NM

4385. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Mueller

Decorah, IA

4386. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Raphael Meyer

Ann Arbor, MI

4387. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Roberta Riley

Silver City, NM

4388. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sierra Neblina

Camp Verde, AZ

4389. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ginger Pierce

Beaverton, OR

4390. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Phil Young

Woodridge, IL

4391. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frederica Steller

Lansing, MI

4392. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kelly Gerhold

Bakersfield, CA

4393. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ashleigh Fountain

West Memphis, AR

4394. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shannon Neckes

Miami, FL

4395. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

BUT I WANT TO STRESS 

THAT METHANE MAY BE 

AN EVEN BIGGER THREAT 

and the energy companies 

are ignoring methane leaks 

and using hydrofracking to 

access gas, and that 50% of 

the well casings fail and the 

energy companies say it 

can't be helped. Yet, they 

swear, hydrofracking is safe 

when it clearly is ruining 

people's lives, their 

environment and their health. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

BUT, WE CAN REDUCE 

THIS THREAT BY 

INSTALLING RENEWABLE 

ENERGY AND SELLING 

THE POWER TO 

COMPANIES, THEREBY 

REDUCING THEIR NEEDS 

TO BURN FOSSIL FUELS. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution (OR 

EXPOSE US TO EVEN

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WORSE METHANE

POLLUTION AND

FRACKING POISONS)

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

—Shirley Rice

Burdett, NY

4396. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—EV Perez

San Antonio, TX

4397. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Louise Harris

4398. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Wadelton

Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

4399. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ruth Miller

Chapel Hill, NC

4400. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lina Chen

Brooklyn, NY

4401. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Subrata Sircar

Sunnyvale, CA

4402. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alexis Degante

Lakewood, WA

4403. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dominique lee

Brooklyn, NY

4404. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barry Saltzman

Los Angeles, CA

4405. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. We need to

develop hydro, solar, and

wind energy sources.

—Virginia Meagher

Jackson, KY

4406. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Dowell

Cincinnati, OH

4407. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

Page 735 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Joyce Bartels

East Lansing, MI

4408. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jan Barshis

Wilmette, IL

4409. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Anastasia Fiandaca

San Francisco, CA

4410. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Lees

Columbus, OH

4411. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Laura Craig

Yelm, WA

4412. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabethtown, KY

4413. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debby Strauss

Milwaukee, WI

Page 736 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4414. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean

Federal Way, WA

4415. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Carter

Piscataway, NJ

4416. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Becky

Vancouver, WA

4417. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cookeville, TN

4418. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Lovett

Louisville, KY

4419. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark sagovac

Wellington, FL

4420. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

Page 737 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jacqueline Newman

Greenville, KY

4421. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tatiana Torres

Los Angeles, CA

4422. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Haley Green

Fort Wayne, IN

4423. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Sharpee

Rio, WI

4424. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—J Beverly

Urbana, IL

4425. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Rashid

Newport News, VA

4426. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

Page 738 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Byerly

Cedar Falls, IA

4427. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joann Ramos

Iselin, NJ

4428. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donald Jacobson

Milford, MI

4429. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Bushur

Arnold, MO

4430. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ray Bellamy

tallahassee, FL

4431. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margery BRown

Chatsworth, CA

4432. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

Page 739 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Drye

Gloucester, VA

4433. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jan Peterson

Ft. Collins, CO

4434. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Zylberman

Owings Mills, MD

4435. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Serenity

Diamond Springs, CA

4436. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katherine Masotti

Port Townsend, WA

4437. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Evan J. Robertson

Shawnee, OK

4438. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

Page 740 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kimberly Jay

Whitewater, WI

4439. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Brueck

Storm Lake, IA

4440. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Natalia Arcila

Saint Petersburg, FL

4441. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cindra sims

Clinton Township, MI

4442. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aaron Gumm

Charleston, WV

4443. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenneth Wheaton

Ypsilanti, MI

4444. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

Page 741 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—June Caminiti

Greenbrae, CA

4445. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Jackson

Decatur, AR

4446. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kyle Hahn

San Marcos, TX

4447. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Asano Fertig

Berkeley, CA

4448. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Reba Bumble

Forest Hills, NY

4449. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anna Ernst

Chicago, IL

4450. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

Page 742 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Miller

Alpharetta, GA

4451. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joe trupiano

Minneapolis, MN

4452. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher Kurecka

Ann Arbor, MI

4453. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kaumyar Delkash

Redondo Beach, CA

4454. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nunya Busi

San Diego, CA

4455. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bobby Keeland

Arnaudville, LA

4456. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

Page 743 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon Anderson

Lake City, MN

4457. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Hickey

Portland, OR

4458. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nick Rosoff

Portland, OR

4459. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dale

Grosse Ile, MI

4460. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Anna Norman

Boulder, CO

4461. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—jim fenske

milwaukee, WI

4462. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Lee Greenawalt

Page 744 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Wayland, MI

4463. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Holt-Carden John

Gresham, OR

4464. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ted Davis

Boonton, NJ

4465. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sherwood Inderlied

CLAYTON, NJ

4466. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Larry Ulrey

Indianapolis, IN

4467. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard and Barbara

Dreyfus

Tualatin, OR

4468. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Assumpta Byrne

Page 745 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4469. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Leslie

Seattle, WA

4470. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Caryn Cowin

South Pasadena, CA

4471. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan shouse

Edmonds, WA

4472. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Gilliam

Winter Park, FL

4473. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jack Lewis

Meridian, ID

4474. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janice Browning

Bradenton, FL

Page 746 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4475. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Onur Agirseven

East Lansing, MI

4476. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Rosko

Schiller Park, IL

4477. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Morris

Yucca Valley, CA

4478. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wendy Hartman

Hanahan, SC

4479. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Harrington

Manhattan, KS

4480. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessica Wardlaw

Cottage Grove, MN

Page 747 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4481. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ricki Newman

Newburgh, IN

4482. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Priscilla Rocco

Costa Mesa, CA

4483. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine Seeley

Bellevue, WA

4484. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Thelen

Burns, OR

4485. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Kranowski

Blacksburg, VA

4486. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ruth Thuestad

Waukesha, WI

Page 748 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4487. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Williams

Santa Maria, CA

4488. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Emrys

Hyattsville, MD

4489. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terry Horowit

Albany, NY

4490. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dina Kim

Arlington, VA

4491. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Frank

Mount Desert, ME

4492. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeanmarie TOdd

Fort Bragg, CA

Page 749 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4493. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Gallegos

Los Angeles, CA

4494. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Kantner

Glenmoore, PA

4495. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clarisse Holman

Silver Spring, MD

4496. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debbie karie

Lawrenceburg, KY

4497. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—M Steere

Forestville, CA

4498. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brian Shultz

Delton, MI

Page 750 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4499. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Haschart

Roanoke, VA

4500. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon McNamara

Branford, CT

4501. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Thoma

Dayton, OH

4502. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frederick Hamilton

Rancho Cucamonga, CA

4503. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carolyn Mitchell

Overland Park, KS

4504. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Arwood

Johnson City, TN

Page 751 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4505. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa Lessard

Denver, CO

4506. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenneth Chin-Onn

Orlando, FL

4507. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Bonfield

Newark, OH

4508. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Reginald Wedge

Denver, CO

4509. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—August Meduna

Smithville, TX

4510. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Todnem

Goshen, KY

Page 752 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4511. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Bousman

Kansas City, MO

4512. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ann Long

Port Saint Lucie, FL

4513. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Schneider

Mukwonago, WI

4514. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Gruver

Lutherville Timonium, MD

4515. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Thomas Barnes

Jackson, CA

4516. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Randolph

Escondido, CA

Page 753 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4517. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Owen Kwok

Laurel, MD

4518. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brittany Paral

Kewaunee, WI

4519. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Hourihan

Santa Monica, CA

4520. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—D Hill

Lexington, KY

4521. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Even better is

stop using fossil fuels and go

green and renewable!

—Tom and Helen Sager

Rolla, MO

4522. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Catherine Anton

Houston, TX

Page 754 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4523. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alicia Diaz

New York, NY

4524. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Lennon

Ypsilanti, MI

4525. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Raymond Zahra

Florissant, MO

4526. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christopher

Bellingham, WA

4527. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arthur Noble

Bandon, OR

4528. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gay Dalzell

Stewart, OH

Page 755 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4529. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lane Heebink

Pasco, WA

4530. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Beth

Plymouth Meeting, PA

4531. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Morden

Port Huron, MI

4532. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steven Urrutia

Burbank, CA

4533. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lynda Leigh

Santa Cruz, CA

4534. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—cyrene Aksman

Ypsilanti, MI

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4535. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim Ploger

Seattle, WA

4536. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Stephens

Peoria, AZ

4537. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Blatt

Shoemakersville, PA

4538. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. The choice is 

simple: strict carbon 

standards (taxes) or 

extinction. Our children 

uniformly prefer the massive

reduction of carbon

emissions. Old people don't

seem to care. And you?

—Don Richardson

Brevard, NC

4539. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ronald De Lair

Tucson, AZ

4540. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marsha Tokareff

Ashland, OR

4541. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrea

New York, NY

4542. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gladys Eddy-Lee

San Diego, CA

4543. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Franc Palaia

Poughkeepsie, NY

4544. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Roseanne Benabdallah

Hays, KS

4545. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Meghan Smith

Bainbridge Island, WA

4546. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Ted Dorn

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Clarkston, MI

4547. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathryn Heggs

4548. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rabiya Dar

Clarksburg, MD

4549. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kenner, LA

4550. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Byron James

Lawrence, KS

4551. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Allison Van Nostran

Olympia, WA

4552. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah DeSimone

Cooperstown, NY

4553. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

Page 759 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Megan McGahey

El Portal, CA

4554. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ted Whitney

Portland, OR

4555. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Camilla Spicer

Port Charlotte, FL

4556. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Denise Rincon

Glastonbury, CT

4557. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Greg Gillis

Swansboro, NC

4558. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maureen & Rich

Ackerman

Finksburg, MD

4559. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Page 760 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert and Marion

McHenry

Princeville, HI

4560. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matthew Danielczyk

Sacramento, CA

4561. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Baker

Madison Heights, MI

4562. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessica May

Santa Rosa, CA

4563. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jenna Parker

Dewitt, MI

4564. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pacific Palisades, CA

4565. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Richardson

Ashland, OR

4566. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarita Unger

Los Angeles, CA

4567. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Candy Bowman

Sacramento, CA

4568. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. I grew up in 

the early 50s living within 

blocks of one steel mill and 

about a mile from others, I 

recall how when everyone 

hung their wash out to dry 

(who could afford a dryer 

then) they would be spotted 

with black dots from the mill 

chimney. Now for many 

reasons the air quality is 

better, please do not take us 

back to that time nor do we 

want to be like China with

their air pollution. Thank You

Bob Rayburn

—Bob Rayburn

Chicago, IL

4569. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carlos Ortiz

Pompano Beach, FL

4570. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Janet Dietrich

West Chester, OH

4571. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—arnold johnson

Los Angeles, CA

4572. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Eva Landeo

New York, NY

4573. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gregory Kendall

Portland, OR

4574. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Beth Arndtsen

Medfield, MA

4575. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Honorio

Ludlow, MA

4576. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbra Meyers

Saginaw, MI

Page 763 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4577. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Virginia Wenzel

Prescott, AZ

4578. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Reher

San Antonio, TX

4579. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kate Fields

North Hollywood, CA

4580. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laura Lokken

Wisconsin Rapids, WI

4581. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peggy Savides

Mondovi, WI

4582. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Adams

Penn Valley, CA

Page 764 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4583. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ray and Charlotte

Kanemori

Kirkland, WA

4584. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paxton Robinson

Winter Park, FL

4585. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bernard Rafacz

Carlsbad, CA

4586. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—S Turkman

Elgin, IL

4587. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kimberly Stankiewicz

Detroit, MI

4588. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elisabeth Speece

Watsonville, CA

Page 765 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4589. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alona Steinke

Vancouver, WA

4590. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Frank Moore

Cary, NC

4591. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa Matson

Healdsburg, CA

4592. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Storm

Stayton, OR

4593. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Nyburg

Beaverton, OR

4594. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dale Swenson

Concordia, KS

Page 766 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4595. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margot Serwer

Dobbs Ferry, NY

4596. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cameron O'Reilly

Sylvania, OH

4597. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ian Maresh

Columbiaville, MI

4598. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Brown

Mars Hill, NC

4599. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Peter Grimm

Pasadena, CA

4600. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Dolph

Yakima, WA

Page 767 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4601. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vincent Cirasole

Rochester, NH

4602. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emmanuel Ananda

Novato, CA

4603. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Bassett

Cabool, MO

4604. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christy Kurtz

Bartlett, IL

4605. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Zinn

Tooele, UT

4606. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bob Hammond

Sisters, OR

Page 768 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4607. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janet Duke

Santa Rosa, CA

4608. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support the 

strongest possible carbon 

pollution standards for new 

power plants, Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The situation is untenable. 

All new plants must have 

exceedingly strict standards. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Michael Gnat

Brooklyn, NY

4609. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicholas delossantos

Houston, TX

4610. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gayle Smith

Carmel, CA

4611. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jen Banet

Hermosa Beach, CA

4612. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joene Bryant

Westfield, IN

Page 769 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4613. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gordon Gerbitz

Santa Barbara, CA

4614. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Hannah Blakeman

Myrtle Beach, SC

4615. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Binderim

Kingwood, TX

4616. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Snow

Columbia Station, OH

4617. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cindy

Los Angeles, CA

4618. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lacey Odell

Saint Marys, GA

Page 770 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4619. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—jay rosencrantz

Oakland, CA

4620. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pat and Gary Gover

Fairhope, AL

4621. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Walsh

Leadville, CO

4622. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betty Schlotthauer

Saint Paul, MN

4623. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Beckwith

Berkeley, CA

4624. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristin walden

Newbury Park, CA

Page 771 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4625. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Monica Duffy

Evansville, IN

4626. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—JT Smith

Sellersville, PA

4627. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Liza A

Clermont, FL

4628. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cindy Sims

dallas, TX

4629. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Deardorff

Seattle, WA

4630. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Luisa Patroni

Miami Beach, FL

Page 772 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4631. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Riddick

Edison, NJ

4632. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sasha Martinez

Ontario, CA

4633. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Page

Petaluma, CA

4634. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. I feel strongly 

that this is the most 

important issue facing us 

today. My first grandchild 

was born this last May and I

would like to feel certain that

our civilization will last long

enough for him to have

grandchildren of his own, but

out environmental policies do

not give me that confidence.

—Janice Hodghead

Menlo Park, CA

4635. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Warren Nakisher

Hartselle, AL

4636. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

Page 773 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cynthia Keiser

Cresco, PA

4637. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—B Jennings

Santa Cruz, CA

4638. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bob Justis

Telluride, CO

4639. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martin Marcus

San Diego, CA

4640. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Sing

Franklin Park, NJ

4641. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matt Richmond

Beaverton, OR

4642. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

Page 774 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brittany Wheeler

Mesa, AZ

4643. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rome Marinelli

New Philadelphia, OH

4644. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—San Francisco, CA

4645. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Sampson

Boulder, CO

4646. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Angel Reed

San Francisco, CA

4647. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel and Joy Robinson

New Rochelle, NY

4648. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Julie Griffith

Saint Charles, IL

Page 775 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4649. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Then put

some stringent standards on

the plants already on the

line!!

—Tom Stark

Colorado Springs, CO

4650. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Marilyn Witt

Southfield, MI

4651. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Barrons

Hanover Park, IL

4652. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jack Turner

Cleveland, OH

4653. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anna Blackshaw

Oakland, CA

4654. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marlene Donaldson

Saint Paul, MN

Page 776 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4655. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Harold Johnsen

Hammond, IN

4656. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tika Bordelon

Seattle, WA

4657. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shemayim Elohim

Seattle, WA

4658. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kent, WA

4659. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Javier Mendez

Honolulu, HI

4660. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ka hall

Santa Monica, CA

4661. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

Page 777 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—arthur payne

arlington, TX

4662. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Cohen

Pahoa, HI

4663. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin Suscavage

North Hollywood, CA

4664. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Judith Joy

4665. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sonia Villanueva

4666. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Vollaro

Lake Elsinore, CA

4667. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joanmarie Arendt

Flushing, NY

4668. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. We need to

start fixing this now.

—Amy Elder

Seattle, WA

4669. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Eusey

Elk Grove, CA

4670. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jane Bruce-Munro

Santa Cruz, CA

4671. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jose Garcia

Vacaville, CA

4672. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dylan Wilson

4673. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

Page 779 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Catherine Kappel

Leominster, MA

4674. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sheila Ward

San Juan, PR

4675. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Der

Clarksville, TN

4676. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christie Decker

San Francisco, CA

4677. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Justyna Wojciechowska

4678. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bret Hooper

Murfreesboro, TN

4679. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

Page 780 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Toobert

Grass Valley, CA

4680. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon Boring

Monaca, PA

4681. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deb Dahlin

Seattle, WA

4682. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gregory Kimber

Temple, ME

4683. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Racine

Mesa, AZ

4684. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Bohman

Rochester, NY

4685. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

Page 781 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mililani, HI

4686. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Magda Wolk

Newton, NJ

4687. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janet Barr

Overland Park, KS

4688. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcia Dubois

Emeryville, CA

4689. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Rossi

Richmond, KY

4690. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Donaldson

Melbourne, FL

4691. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Ean Nelson

Prairie Village, KS

4692. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matt S

Newton, IA

4693. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—A McGreevy

New York, NY

4694. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Lips

Hauppauge, NY

4695. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Christine Austin

Marion, IL

4696. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Leonis

Cincinnati, OH

4697. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Phelps

Kuna, ID

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4698. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alison Rupert

Hughesville, PA

4699. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Austin, TX

4700. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Montanari

Thornton, CO

4701. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Virginia Elliott

East Otto, NY

4702. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Case

Auburn, MI

4703. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sandra Taylor

McKinney, TX

4704. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

Page 784 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Graf

Overland Park, KS

4705. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Janet Matthews

Rockville Centre, NY

4706. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kathleen Peters

Oak Lawn, IL

4707. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Luan Marks

Niles, MI

4708. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom Nulty Jr

Dana Point, CA

4709. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tessa Weyh

Saint Clair Shores, MI

4710. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Margaret Wood

Naperville, IL

4711. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Limbach

Madison, WI

4712. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marcia Kurland

Havertown, PA

4713. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Zuckero

Ludowici, GA

4714. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kia Hendrix

Gainesville, FL

4715. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—GEORGE FLORES

Phoenix, AZ

4716. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andreina Granado

Miami, FL

4717. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Janssen

Green Bay, WI

4718. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gerald Keller

Brooktondale, NY

4719. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert Brown

Brooklyn, NY

4720. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Apex, NC

4721. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Brown

Seattle, WA

4722. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebecca Jorgensen

Westland, MI

4723. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Askins

Gettysburg, PA

4724. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeannie Wells

Seattle, WA

4725. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joshua Moran

Hampton, VA

4726. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon Quitslund

Bainbridge Island, WA

4727. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robin Conrad

Kittery, ME

4728. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

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built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dena Pace

Vian, OK

4729. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Pederson

Long Island City, NY

4730. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Hoffman

Anderson, IN

4731. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrea Anixt

Kaaawa, HI

4732. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Carter

Antioch, IL

4733. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sally Patterson

Hiawassee, GA

4734. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michelle Harr

Lexington, KY

4735. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Meyer

Vancouver, WA

4736. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emily Doody

Grand Rapids, MI

4737. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen White

Holden, MA

4738. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristin Berger

Portland, OR

4739. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Claire Morgan

Lafayette, LA

4740. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

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—Carole Clark

4741. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer Hrachovec

Seattle, WA

4742. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Mead

Ithaca, NY

4743. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Collin Schulze

Bainbridge Island, WA

4744. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Omaha, NE

4745. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Limit carbon

pollution at its source and

develop solar and wind

energy sources.

—Joan Smiley

Saint Paul, MN

4746. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Alexander

Fredericksburg, VA

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4747. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Audrey Fairchild-Ehm

Saint Paul, MN

4748. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Amanda Senechal

Saint Paul, MN

4749. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debra Abukwaik

Crestwood, KY

4750. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Kosnar Hartman

Louisville, CO

4751. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fernando Escobar

4752. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Hauer

Saint Paul, MN

4753. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mara Aronovich

Silver Spring, MD

4754. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mount Morris, MI

4755. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patti Allen

Redmond, WA

4756. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Ferguson

Fallbrook, CA

4757. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—D Dowell

Fort Madison, IA

4758. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Matthew Caretti

Mercersburg, PA

4759. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

Page 793 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tim Arlet

Mount Pleasant, SC

4760. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Fran Vanier

Orleans, VT

4761. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marlene Hutchison

Arlington, TX

4762. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marjorie Gillet

Winston Salem, NC

4763. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Richkus

Jersey City, NJ

4764. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nicole Gambino

Staten Island, NY

4765. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

Page 794 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Claytor

San Francisco, CA

4766. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Henry Narve

Thousand Oaks, CA

4767. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dave Popoff

colville, WA

4768. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Berte

Dubuque, IA

4769. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Harrell

Richmond, VA

4770. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Medeiros

Maynard, MA

4771. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Framingham, MA

4772. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Norris

Brookside, NJ

4773. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wendy Ruggeri

Naugatuck, CT

4774. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. Thank you

Maria Sagrario Barrio Virgen

de Nuria 21 28027 Madrid,

Spain

—Maria Barrio

Concord, NC

4775. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dan Handel

Sun Prairie, WI

4776. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephanie Baxter

Mount Washington, KY

4777. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jennifer PerlKI

Wayne, NJ

4778. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases. I

live in Rome, GA and suffer

from chronic bronchitis and

our air pollution is bad from

many industries that pollute

our air. The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jane Wentworth

Rome, GA

4779. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marie-Louise

Jackson-Miller

Quincy, MA

4780. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diana Greenhalgh

New Milton, WV

4781. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David Kelm

Oak Park, IL

4782. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Phebe Edwards

Shreveport, LA

4783. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Heath

Senecaville, OH

4784. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pedro Mejias

Cherry Hill, NJ

4785. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Arbor

Portland, OR

4786. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alex Korte

Dublin, OH

4787. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—& Hansen

La Crosse, WI

4788. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jordan Fox

Marlton, NJ

4789. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

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The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christina Mendrinos

Dorchester, MA

4790. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Woodridge, IL

4791. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ed Dunn

Drexel Hill, PA

4792. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sally Hill

Tulsa, OK

4793. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa H

Newport, NC

4794. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sharon Frank

Lewisville, TX

4795. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debra Otley

Corvallis, OR

4796. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Allan Bumgartner

Littleton, CO

4797. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Thompson

Hatfield, PA

4798. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gloria Morrison

Verhalen, TX

4799. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Valentyn

Verona, WI

4800. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Johanna Hawley

Prescott, AZ

4801. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edith Buhs

Jamaica Plain, MA

4802. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Norene Bailey

Santa Cruz, CA

4803. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jorge Torres

North Wales, PA

4804. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Chamberlain

Henderson, CO

4805. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Carrie Dike

Lanham, MD

4806. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—les roberts

fresno, CA

4807. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. As a mother 

and grandmother I am

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

dismayed at the lack of

legislative action to protect

us.The only hope I have is

that you will use your

mandate form somewhat

more enlightened times to

protect the health of the

planet and humanity.

—Dorothea Leicher

Philadelphia, PA

4808. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—ravi s

los angeles, CA

4809. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robyn Botsch

San Diego, CA

4810. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Lamb

Douglas, MI

4811. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary McMenamin

Gaithersburg, MD

4812. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Valeska Gann

Los Angeles, CA

4813. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sabrina Wojnaroski

Pittsburgh, PA

4814. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stacie Wysonog

La Plata, NM

4815. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Molly Moore

Tucson, AZ

4816. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Conard

Westerville, OH

4817. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tim Lank

Springfield, VA

4818. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Henry M.

Trenton, NJ

4819. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sue Peters

Denver, CO

4820. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Maria Whitaker

Albuquerque, NM

4821. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carola Pedreschi

Miami, FL

4822. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Camille Sturdivant-Daly

Medical Lake, WA

4823. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Linda Pearce

Brentwood, TN

4824. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betty Trentlyon

New York, NY

4825. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Kyle Jones

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Penfield, NY

4826. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gladys Casado

Bronx, NY

4827. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mi-Yeon Park

Ridgefield, NJ

4828. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ron Jyring

Bismarck, ND

4829. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alice Kagoro

Elmsford, NY

4830. WE are both writing to

the Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495!

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases!

This has to stop! The new

power plant standards must

be strong enough to ensure

that newly built plants do not

fill our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else! Thank

you for your serious

consideration of our

concerns and request!

—Dave Cross

Austin, TX

4831. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Laura Jensen

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Modesto, CA

4832. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ana Wolke

Northville, MI

4833. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Pell

Newark, NJ

4834. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ariana Newcomer

Los Gatos, CA

4835. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martha Perez

Portland, OR

4836. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Warren Parks

Mariposa, CA

4837. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Basav Sen

Washington, DC

Page 806 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4838. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joshua Steele

Studio City, CA

4839. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Courtney Bean

Urbana, IL

4840. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Trina Cooper

federal way, WA

4841. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michele Wojnar

Port Leyden, NY

4842. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Staunton

South Bend, IN

4843. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kitty Sheets

Canton, OH

Page 807 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4844. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel

Canton, OH

4845. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Walker

Jacksonville Beach, FL

4846. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diane Ruedemann

Detroit, MI

4847. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Destine Robertson

Conifer, CO

4848. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anne Sen

Washington, DC

4849. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—S Nam

New York, NY

Page 808 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4850. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robin Heimerman

Wichita, KS

4851. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Gazzola

Bronx, NY

4852. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mac Wilkins

Chula Vista, CA

4853. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Oksana Bohatch

Grand Rapids, MI

4854. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Andrew Vallender

Oceanside, CA

4855. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—R Palmer

Palmyra, VA

Page 809 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4856. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Myrna Uditsky

Mesa, AZ

4857. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Saraj shirazi

Modesto, CA

4858. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paula Moats

Pinellas Park, FL

4859. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marlene Knight

Wyalusing, PA

4860. Re: Docket ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495 I

am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants. Power

plant emissions are the

nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It's fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The standards for new power

plants should not allow the

coal and natural gas

industries to continue to emit

dangerous levels of carbon

pollution that are polluting

our air and fueling climate

change. The new power

plant standards need to be

strong enough to ensure that

newly built plants do not fill

our air with any more

dangerous carbon pollution

regardless of whether it's

called "clean coal," natural

gas, or anything else.

—Mike Strawn

Warren, MI

4861. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

Page 810 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alan Schwartz

Lafayette, CA

4862. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nancy Spaulding

Georgetown, MA

4863. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jodie Leidecker

Berea, KY

4864. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. I, as a citizen 

and parent, am willing to 

make sacrifices to 

encourage a decrease in 

fossil fuel production and 

use, whether those sacrifices 

be financial, behavioral or 

otherwise. I know many 

citizens like myself who are 

ready to make similar 

adjustments and no longer 

want to collude with current 

consumption patterns that 

harm the environment. My 

son is currently being treated 

for Acute Lymphatic 

Leukemia. While we may 

never know if his cancer 

was, in part, triggered by 

environmental factors, there 

are plenty of pediatric 

conditions that do have clear 

environmental roots (asthma 

being a prime example). I 

feel compelled to do my part 

to reduce pollution and leave

the planet safer for future

generations. Please, please

use your expertise and

proximity to power to

influence this issue in favor

of the environment. Thank

you for your time and

consideration,

—Amy Jersild

Philadelphia, PA

4865. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cheryl McAtee

Vancouver, WA

4866. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

Page 811 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paula Hutts

Howell, MI

4867. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniela Francisco

Bayside, NY

4868. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Graf

Overland Park, KS

4869. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jer Haelen

Middletown, NY

4870. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Dionne

Santa Rosa, CA

4871. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joel Clasemann

Duluth, MN

4872. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

Page 812 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara

Berkeley, CA

4873. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Connie Covington

Atlanta, GA

4874. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jess Kaiser

Peterborough, NH

4875. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patricia Guthrie

New Washington, IN

4876. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lewis Purnell

Free Union, VA

4877. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Williamson

Tionesta, PA

4878. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

Page 813 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Lawrence Mazza

Middle Island, NY

4879. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jeanne Klein

Lawrence, KS

4880. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else. We want

clean air to breathe. We

want a planet that is

inhabitable.

—Pamela Glaze

Fisherville, KY

4881. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shawnee McLemore

San Diego, CA

4882. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Parker

Boston, MA

4883. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gloria Foster

Canandaigua, NY

4884. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

Page 814 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Penny Fisher

Bloomington, IN

4885. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dawn Olney

Overland Park, KS

4886. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Peeyush Khanna

Peoria, AZ

4887. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jim Lamb

Tucson, AZ

4888. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Janiece Staton

Beaverton, OR

4889. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bonnie Hemphill

New Haven, CT

4890. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Paul Wilkinson

Gravelly, AR

Page 815 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4891. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Hale

Paradise, CA

4892. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Peterson

Boulder, CO

4893. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Han Rasmussen

New Orleans, LA

4894. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Emma Wright

San Diego, CA

4895. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Miya Yoshitani

Oakland, CA

4896. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Todd Kahovec

New Buffalo, MI

Page 816 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4897. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joseph Bieliunas

Springfield, PA

4898. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Whitney Seabrooks

Binghamton, NY

4899. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bryan VanDuinen

Saline, MI

4900. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sarah Edmunds

Escalante, UT

4901. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Teresa Hoffelmeyer

Winterset, IA

4902. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Scharin

Summerville, SC

Page 817 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4903. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Roland Lindorfer

4904. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Georgia Griffin

Clinton Township, MI

4905. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arline Lawrie

Hartford, CT

4906. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marie Takada

4907. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—George

Merritt Island, FL

4908. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

We have to have a realistic 

carbon tax, as the activity of 

of so many industries pollute 

our earth, air, water, our 

bodies and the bodies of 

virtually every living thing on 

this planet. How much do we 

have to charge to offset this 

terrible cost? Power plant 

emissions are the nation's 

largest source of carbon 

pollution. It is fueling climate 

change and contributing to 

the spiraling rate of 

childhood asthma and other 

respiratory diseases. The 

new power plant standards 

must be strong enough to 

ensure that newly built plants 

do not fill our air with any 

more dangerous carbon 

pollution regardless of 

whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

Page 818 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—Gary Bettum

Sedona, AZ

4909. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jorge Bahena

Riverside, CA

4910. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Leonard Cork

Chicago, IL

4911. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joan Berger

Memphis, TN

4912. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Frank

Londonderry, NH

4913. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dendrobia Kohl

Olympia, WA

4914. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eileen Simons

Trenton, MI

Page 819 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4915. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Randall Nerwick

Milwaukie, OR

4916. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniela Gioseffi

Brooklyn, NY

4917. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stan Berg

La Crosse, WI

4918. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nick Barcott

Lynnwood, WA

4919. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kit Champlin

Princeton, NJ

4920. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lee Hiller

Oklahoma City, OK

Page 820 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4921. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. This winter

has shown us how the

climate is destabilizing, you

must act now!

—Dennis T

Brooklyn, NY

4922. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Carol Patterson

Eureka Springs, AR

4923. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Misty Miller

Greeley, CO

4924. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Scott Lowe

Cuyahoga Falls, OH

4925. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mildred Brooks

Elkins Park, PA

4926. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Clio, MI

4927. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terence Travis

Ewa Beach, HI

4928. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mark Dodel

Stroudsburg, PA

4929. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Virgil Pauls

4930. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alida Coughlin

Nazareth, KY

4931. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carolyn Davis

Livonia, MI

4932. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Blythe Clark-McKitrick

Portland, OR

4933. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

Page 822 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Dosemagen

Madison, WI

4934. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Diane Smith

Cave Junction, OR

4935. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carolyn Pettis

Canyon Country, CA

4936. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sayra Ramirez

Reno, NV

4937. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Leon

Buena Vista, CO

4938. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jon Barker

West Palm Beach, FL

4939. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

Page 823 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Debra Greenberg

75067, TX

4940. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—angela fazzari

Portland, OR

4941. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sergey Arkhipov

Orlando, FL

4942. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Salma~Ahmad Khan

Edison, NJ

4943. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—J White

Los Angeles, CA

4944. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Justin Tobias

Garden City, NY

4945. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Patrick McDermott

San Francisco, CA

4946. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christa Harrison

Geyserville, CA

4947. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Karen Slote

North Tonawanda, NY

4948. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ohad Paris

Gainesville, FL

4949. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. THE

SURVIVAL OF ALL LIFE

DEPENDS ON ALL OF US

DOING THE RIGHT THING!

CLEAN AIR AND WATER

ESSENTIAL , NO

ARGUMENT.

—Anne Dishpng

Breezewood, PA

4950. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susie

Iowa City, IA

4951. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Shearle Furnish

Canfield, OH

4952. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pamela Wigdahl

Castle Rock, CO

4953. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Caryn Rains

Overland Park, KS

4954. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Casey Pittman

Coppell, TX

4955. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rosemary Edwards

Little Elm, TX

4956. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gary Adams

Cedar Rapids, IA

4957. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

Page 826 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katy Dynes

Richmond, VA

4958. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Victor Donadio

West Des Moines, IA

4959. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kara Graul

Houston, TX

4960. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Wesley McMurrian

Redmond, WA

4961. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deb Hughes

Southaven, MS

4962. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dwight Finkel

Gold Canyon, AZ

4963. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Bruce Walton

Olympia, WA

4964. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Artineh Havan

Brooklyn, NY

4965. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Gomolka

Brunswick, OH

4966. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Virgil Salzman

Denver, CO

4967. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Albert

Scottsdale, AZ

4968. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chris Newman

Arvada, CO

4969. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Audrey Geyer

Marengo, IA

4970. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kristine Gannon

West Chester, PA

4971. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gloria Berberich

Mineola, NY

4972. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Danielle Orbach

Killeen, TX

4973. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joy Ingersoll

Glenview, IL

4974. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Elizabeth Dailey

Minneapolis, MN

4975. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Renee J

Dewey, AZ

4976. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Pauline Druffel

Spokane, WA

4977. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Hammond, IN

4978. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tom MacFarlane

Lawrence, MI

4979. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—David Brodnax

Oak Park, IL

4980. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don Krueger

Merrillville, IN

4981. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Gordon Kramer

Amherst, MA

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

4982. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ashley Schutt

Surprise, AZ

4983. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jason Kaler

Hughesville, PA

4984. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arthur Hansen

Kew Gardens Hills, NY

4985. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Torrance, CA

4986. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Richard Spadola

Cape Coral, FL

4987. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jake Jackson

Cincinnati, OH

4988. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

Page 831 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Betty Duggan

Princeton, NJ

4989. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carol Hill

Spartanburg, SC

4990. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Meghan Schimmel

Fresno, CA

4991. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Vidushi Soni

Phoenix, AZ

4992. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Deborah Bratcher

Lubbock, TX

4993. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Krista Johnson

Downingtown, PA

4994. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

Page 832 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joe Wolf

Boston, KY

4995. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rusalyn kosofsky

Plano, TX

4996. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Burton Thelander

Cuddebackville, NY

4997. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kevin McKaig

Tilton, NH

4998. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Tissot

New York, NY

4999. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kate Hinkle

Shelbyville, KY

5000. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

Page 833 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Owens

franklin, TN

5001. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ellen Edelman

Chicago, IL

5002. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Steve Vellani

Hallowell, ME

5003. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James Elsesser

Springport, MI

5004. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Joshua Wood

Schenectady, NY

5005. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robin Carey

Saginaw, MI

5006. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Erin Gentry

Cleburne, TX

5007. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anita Dillon

Long Beach, NY

5008. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Lawrence

Harrison City, PA

5009. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Cosme Somogyi

Brooklyn, NY

5010. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Schumacher

Ann Arbor, MI

5011. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephanie Erdodi

Ferndale, MI

5012. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

Page 835 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rebekah Sorbo

Mason City, IA

5013. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lyn Marshall

Eagle, ID

5014. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martin MacKerel

San Francisco, CA

5015. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Georgia Kakaroukas

Saint Petersburg, FL

5016. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Eric Hohlfeld

Derby, CT

5017. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sydney Sogol

Greenville, NC

5018. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

Page 836 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Marissa Calafaty

Reading, PA

5019. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Ricardo Corrales

New York, NY

5020. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dieter Hessel

Cape Elizabeth, ME

5021. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christine Frank

Minneapolis, MN

5022. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mariam Andalibi

Andover, NJ

5023. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Michael Murphy

Anacortes, WA

5024. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean

Page 837 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dale Kelleher

Pawtucket, RI

5025. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Tammy Panlilio

Los Angeles, CA

5026. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

As citizens of Colorado we 

have already felt the impacts 

of global warming, including 

forest fires, pine beetle 

infestation, floods, and 

drought. For the future of our 

state, our country, and our 

children, please take this 

important action. Power plant 

emissions are the nation's 

largest source of carbon 

pollution. It is fueling climate 

change and contributing to 

the spiraling rate of 

childhood asthma and other

respiratory diseases. The

new power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with any

more dangerous carbon

pollution regardless of

whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anna Freeman

Longmont, CO

5027. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Nita davis

Tallahassee, FL

5028. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Melissa McCreary

Middlesboro, KY

5029. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Christina McKye

Madison, WI

5030. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant

Page 838 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carly Williams

Lake Village, AR

5031. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Barbara Rosenkottet

Deer Harbor, WA

5032. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephanie McCarren

Lawrenceville, GA

5033. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alethia Hostetter

Seattle, WA

5034. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Timothy Riley

Centerville, IN

5035. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Rory Block

Santa Rosa, CA

5036. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air

Page 839 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lori O'Dell

Wichita, KS

5037. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sholey Argani

takoma park, MD

5038. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—William Anderson

Philadelphia, PA

5039. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Daniel Brito

Silver Spring, MD

5040. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else. I feel it is time

for our country to take the

lead in the fight to slow down

climate change. We consider

ourselves the leader of the

world so it is time to lead . By

increasing the standards for

power plant emissions, we

will drive the development of

the green energy industries

such as solar and wind.

Besides helping to decrease

carbon emissions, it will help

create new higher wage jobs

for Americans and give our

country better security in a

future where food and water

sources will become scarcer.

We owe this to our children

and their children. Please

take this action for the

American people and for all

the citizens of this planet

instead of just meeting the

needs and wants of the fossil

fuel corporations.

—Sheila Mazar

Piscataway, NJ

5041. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or

Page 840 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

anything else.

—David Brodkey

Portland, OR

5042. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Don McKelvey

Euclid, OH

5043. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Wyatt Schilling

Monee, IL

5044. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Katerina Kreymer

Rochester, NY

5045. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and 

contributing to the spiraling 

rate of childhood asthma and 

other respiratory diseases. 

The new power plant 

standards must be strong 

enough to ensure that newly 

built plants do not fill our air 

with any more dangerous 

carbon pollution regardless 

of whether it's called "clean 

coal," natural gas, or 

anything else.

—Hillary Fisher

Annapolis, MD

5046. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Linda Bailey

Minneapolis, MN

5047. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Arthur Alomar

Prescott, AZ

Page 841 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

5048. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Chelsea Grubbs

Omaha, NE

5049. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Kansas City, MO

5050. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—James McGuire

Kansas City, MO

5051. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sean Trommer

El Dorado Hills, CA

5052. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Susan Michetti

mt horeb, WI

5053. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Carole Campbell

Johnstown, OH

5054. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jean Salzmann

Indianapolis, IN

5055. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Sara Oaks

Cordova, TN

5056. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Grant Shafer

Lincoln Park, MI

5057. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anne Autry

Ft Mitchell, KY

5058. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Yvonne Brockell

Westlake Village, CA

5059. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Donna Kendall

Tallahassee, FL

5060. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Page 843 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Alex H

Nashville, TN

5061. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Edward J Lee

Santa Clara, CA

5062. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Denise Lytle

Fords, NJ

5063. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Anthony Morton

Northfield, NJ

5064. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Terry

Fort Payne, AL

5065. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Laurel Brewer

Moorpark, CA

5066. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling

Page 844 of 847
We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Jessica Chagnon

Denver, CO

5067. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Mary Palmer

Boston, MA

5068. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

Power plant emissions are 

the nation's largest source of 

carbon pollution. It is fueling 

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Brooklyn, NY

5069. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Meladee Reitz

Portland, OR

5070. I am writing to the 

Environmental Protection 

Agency to support strong 

carbon pollution standards 

for new power plants, 

Dockett ID: 

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495. 

I'm tired about hearing that if 

we change how we get our 

power our economy will 

suffer. Let's actually lead the 

world to cleaner forms of 

energy (not nuclear!) and

show how it can be done.

For me that means not only

making carbon creators

liable it also means leading

the world in a paradigm shift

of how much power is

actually necessary for a

modern culture. Power plant

emissions are the nation's

largest source of carbon

pollution. It is fueling climate

change and contributing to

the spiraling rate of

childhood asthma and other

respiratory diseases. The

new power plant standards

must be strong enough to

ensure that newly built plants

do not fill our air with any

more dangerous carbon

pollution regardless of

whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Miriam Weiner

Brooklyn, NY

5071. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—George Hare

East Lansing, MI

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

5072. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Stephen Holler

Houston, TX

5073. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Kelly

Philadelphia, PA

5074. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Robert&mary Swain

Grand Rapids, MI

5075. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—John Sodrel

New Albany, IN

5076. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Aleeta Van Petten

Seattle, WA

5077. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Martha Howell

Hendersonville, NC

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We need a strong carbon pollution standard for all new power plants now

5078. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Lisa Fenstermacher

Garland, TX

5079. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—David MacCool

Louisville, KY

5080. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dana Burns

Nashville, IN

5081. I am writing to the

Environmental Protection

Agency to support strong

carbon pollution standards

for new power plants,

Dockett ID:

EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0495.

Power plant emissions are

the nation's largest source of

carbon pollution. It is fueling

climate change and

contributing to the spiraling

rate of childhood asthma and

other respiratory diseases.

The new power plant

standards must be strong

enough to ensure that newly

built plants do not fill our air

with any more dangerous

carbon pollution regardless

of whether it's called "clean

coal," natural gas, or

anything else.

—Dianne Lenihan

Kent, OH

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