Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Megan Foster 

ADDRESS:, Blacksburg, VA 24060 

EMAIL: megan@shadowlakevillage.org 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrerbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Marian Vanlandingham 

ADDRESS: 21 Pine Street, Warsaw, VA 22572 

EMAIL: van1marian@aol.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia I mcrhith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Anne McKeithen 

ADDRESS: 1806 Rugby Place, Charlottesville, VA 22903 

EMAIL: anne.mckeithen@gmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnterf:1ith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Elizabeth Crotty 

ADDRESS: 1019 Forest Hills Ave, Charlottesville, VA 22903 

EMAIL: liz.crotty@gmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Stephen Keach 

ADDRESS: 1506 Grove Road, Charlottesville, VA 22901 

EMAIL: keachsteve@gmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrerf1ith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Janet C. Dwire 

ADDRESS:, Alexandria, VA 22315 

EMAIL: janetdwire@earthlink.net 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Inrerbirh 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: T Lock 

ADDRESS:,, VA 23220 

EMAIL: trieste.lockwood@gmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrerfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Ann Martyn 

ADDRESS: 1601 Wilbur Road SW, Roanoke, VA 24015 

EMAIL: annhmartyn@cox.net 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrerflith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Theresa Burriss 

ADDRESS:,, VA 24149 

EMAIL: theresa.burriss@yahoo.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Imerfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Beverly Fleming 

ADDRESS: 603 Floyd St, Blacksburg, VA 24060 

EMAIL: bev_fleming@hotmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Jean Rutherford 

ADDRESS: 1438 Meads Rd., Norfolk, VA 23505 

EMAIL: jprutherford2@gmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmerfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Robert Stuart 

ADDRESS: 1060 Showalter Drive Apt 211, Blacksburg, VA 24060 

EMAIL: emilybob@juno.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Thelma Lythgoe 

ADDRESS: 2564 West River Road, Scottsville, VA 24590 

EMAIL: maylythgoe@embarqmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign ta Cut Industrial Corban Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Shirley Hopkins 

ADDRESS: 232125th Street, S., Arlington, VA 22206 

EMAIL: sblackbabae@gmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

VirginiJ Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Susan Alessi 

ADDRESS: 4612 Demby Drive, Fairfax, VA 22032 

EMAIL: Catlesue@cox.net 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Therese Rose 

ADDRESS:,, VA 22206 

EMAIL: Caretaker.rose@gmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmcrt3.ith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Eugene Betit 

ADDRESS: 123 Lake Shore Dr, Cross Junction, VA 22625 

EMAIL: betitgene@verizon.net 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrf:-tith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Rev. Kim Triplett 

ADDRESS: 907 W. Beverley St., Staunton, VA 24401 

EMAIL: urgdzchild2@gmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: David Malzahn 

ADDRESS: 8212 Treebrooke Ln., Alezandria, VA 22308 

EMAIL: David.Malzahn@uspto.gov 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Corban Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmcrbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Harold Greer 

ADDRESS: 2908 Williamswood Road, Richmond, VA 23235 

EMAIL: hegreer2@comcast.net 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrcrbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Karen Bosley 

ADDRESS: 3116 Blithewood Avenue, Richmond, VA 23225 

EMAIL: Kbbos04@aol.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Paul Hoekstra 

ADDRESS: 1021 Arlington Blvd #1210, Arlington, VA 22209 

EMAIL: paulhoek99@gmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmcrfaith 

Pov,rer & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Susan Cunningham 

ADDRESS: 4924 Lurgan Place, Henrico, VA 23228 6438 

EMAIL: clcun ningham@co.hanover.va.us 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnterfairh 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Mrs. Patricia Hodge 

ADDRESS: 1326 West Princess Anne Rd, Norfolk Va, VA 23507 

EMAIL: PBhodge13@gmail.com 

PHONE: 7576795556 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Donna Josaitis 

ADDRESS: 13245 Fieldstone Way, Gainesville, VA 20155 

EMAIL: donnajosaitis@comcast.net 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrerfairh 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Betty Swiggett 

ADDRESS: 500 Ashwood Drive, Williamsburg, VA 23185 

EMAIL: sb123swig@cox.net 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Corban Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmcrbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Gregg Reynolds 

ADDRESS: 14406 Lamar Road, Woodbridge, VA 22191 

EMAIL: gregg_reynolds@yahoo.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Patricia Seiler 

ADDRESS: 5234 Pommeroy Dr, Fairfax, VA 22032 

EMAIL: pbseiler@verizon.net 

PHONE: 703-978-0242 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia l ntcrfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Marc Felton 

ADDRESS: PO Box 181, Hume, VA 22639 

EMAIL: mfelton@lamar.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia 1 mertai t h 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Adrienne Barton 

ADDRESS: 2423 Lexington Road, falls Church, VA 22043 

EMAIL: adrienne_barton@hotmail.com 

PHONE: 703 5600094 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnterL1irh 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Terri Driver-Bishop 

ADDRESS: 11214 Stuart Mill Rd., Oakton, VA 22124 

EMAIL: tdriverbishop@hotmail.com 

PHONE: 703-620-2410 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrertZtith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Mary Fravel 

ADDRESS: 917 Osceola Road, Maurertown, VA 22644 

EMAIL: maf@shentel.net 

PHONE: 540-459-2708 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Elena Henderson 

ADDRESS: 5004 Cartersville Road, Powhatan, VA 23139 

EMAIL: pray4elena@gmail.com 

PHONE: 804-598-9316 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrbirh 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Debby Moose 

ADDRESS: 7330 Beulah Church Rd., Mechanicsville, VA 23111 

EMAIL: mooseathome@comcast.net 

PHONE: 804-559-3606 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrerbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Patricia Ruble 

ADDRESS: None, None, VA 00000 

EMAIL: photoatty@aol.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia I nterfairh 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Ellen Vasser 

ADDRESS: 1201 Colwyck Ct, Virginia Beach, VA 23464 

EMAIL: eavasser@yahoo.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power pia nts. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrcrfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Frank McKinney 

ADDRESS: 4705 Chalfont Dr., Va. Beach, Va., VA 23464 

EMAIL: famiiia@verizon.net 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Jnrcrl:lith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Susan Verbrugge 

ADDRESS: 317 Sunset Blvd, Blacksburg, VA 24060 

EMAIL: susan@blacksburgpres.org 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmcrhirh 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Joyce Hillstrom 

ADDRESS: 1438 Plymouth Road, Charlottesville, VA 22903 

EMAIL: joycehillstrom@gmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnterf1ith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Catherine Tate 

ADDRESS: 217 Waverly Avenue, Salem, VA 24153 

EMAIL: bandktate@verizon.net 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmerfaitb 

Pmver & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: Brenda Hyson 

ADDRESS: 625 Page St., Scottsville, VA 24590 

EMAIL: bhyson@embarqmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virf.'inia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia 1 nrnbid1 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntc:rf:lith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia In tcrfait h 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmerhith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Jnrcrbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrbirh 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrcrbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrhith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Inrerfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmcrhith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia I mcrbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

VirginiJ lmt:rfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmcrElith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnt.:tflith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrhith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmcrbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmnhith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmerbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmcrhith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmerf3ith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmcrhith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia !ntcrbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrcrbith 

Power & Light 

towards cleaner, more efficient energy use and spark innovative clean technologies. 

The new standards would require that new power plants emit no more than 1,000 

pounds of C02 per megawatt hour (MWh). There is currently no national limit on 

carbon pollution emissions. Reducing future loads of industrial carbon pollution into 

our atmosphere is a common-sense approach to seek the healthy future we deserve. 

Supporting clean air aids low-income communities, children, the elderly, and people 

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

I support the EPA's new clean air standards to improve public health and protect future 

generations from air pollution (Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2011-0660). It is our 

responsibility to be better stewards of creation and safeguard our health. As people of 

faith we are called to maintain clean air. I call on our elected officials and Obama 

administration to support the EPA's clean air standards to safeguard our air and help 

protect at-risk families from public health dangers triggered by industrial carbon 

pollution. 

NAME: 

ADDRESS:,, 

EMAIL: 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223