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 Inrerflith 

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: Mr. William Casey 

ADDRESS: 5529 Gary Ave, Alexandria, VA 22311 

EMAIL: b13909@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 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: Mrs. Bobbie Littlefield 

ADDRESS: 1689 Sage Lane, Blacksburg, VA 24060 

EMAIL: bobbielittle65@gmail.com 

PHONE: 540 961-1418 

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 nterraith 

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: Ms. Virginia Cowles 

ADDRESS: 4001 Monument Ave, Richmond, VA 23230 

EMAIL: vcowles@verizon.net 

PHONE: 804-353-0926 

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: Mrs. Sheila Gorg 

ADDRESS: 5412 Zoysia Ct, Haymarket, VA 20169 

EMAIL: sheilagorg@comcast.net 

PHONE: 540-937-3933 

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: Mr. & Mrs. Kathleen Gross 

ADDRESS: 11107 Cranbeck Ct., Richmond, VA 23235 

EMAIL: haitikathy@gmail.com 

PHONE: 804-512-6263 

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 lnrerE1ith 

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: Ms. Patricia Kipps 

ADDRESS: PO Box 76, Norge, VA 23127 

EMAIL: pattyk1943@widomaker.com 

PHONE: 757-564-3221 

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: Ms. Phoebe Antrim 

ADDRESS: 3310 Loxley Rd, Richmond, VA 23227 

EMAIL: ploxley@aol.com 

PHONE: 804-358-1772 

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: Ms. Dee Dee Tostanoski 

ADDRESS: 417 Underhill PI, Alexandria, VA 22305 

EMAIL: deedee.tostanoski@occ.treas.gov 

PHONE: 703-548-9060 

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: Ms. Diane Bayer 

ADDRESS: 1946 Buttonwood Ct, Harrisonburg, VA 22802 

EMAIL: mlcbayer@verizon.net 

PHONE: 540-438-1105 

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 lntcdaith 

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: Mr. Tom Obenschain 

ADDRESS: 417 Hickorywood Cir., Richmond, Virginia 23223 

EMAIL: tobenschain@yahoo.com 

PHONE: 804-737-5368 

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: Ms. Eleanor Braun 

ADDRESS: 4015 Lake Glen Rd, Fairfax, VA 22033 

EMAIL: eleanor.braun@gmail.com 

PHONE: 7038182116 

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 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: Ms. Susan Kaufman 

ADDRESS: 1605 Travis Pkwy, Virginia Beach, VA 23454 

EMAIL: susanfkaufman5@me.com 

PHONE: 7574967052 

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: Ben Ragsdale 

ADDRESS: 3821 Custis Road, Richmond, VA 23225 

EMAIL: benragsdale@verizon.net 

PHONE: 804-330-3959 

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 nter(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: Ms. Joyce Kerns 

ADDRESS: 204 Westminster Rd, Charlottesville, VA 22901 

EMAIL: jtkerns@juno.com 

PHONE: 434-295-4874 

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: Mrs. Cheryl Mathews 

ADDRESS: 2116 Forge Rd, Toano, VA 23168 

EMAIL: cmathews@cnu.edu 

PHONE: 7575660928 

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: Ms. Phyllis Albritton 

ADDRESS: 1003 Highland Circle, Blacksburg, VA 24060 

EMAIL: phyllisa@usit.net 

PHONE: 540-552-6222 

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: Ms Marlene Dakita 

ADDRESS: 200 N Pickett St Apt 1410, Alexandria, VA 22304 

EMAIL: mdakita@comcast.net 

PHONE: 7033702558 

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: Ms. Eloise Nenon 

ADDRESS: PO Box 308, Chatham, VA 24531 

EMAIL: nenonef@verizon.net 

PHONE: 434-432-4381 

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: Ms. Juanita Csontos 

ADDRESS: 3100 Little Creek Ln, Alexandria, VA 22309 

EMAIL: juanita@csontos.net 

PHONE: 703-780-5851 

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 

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: Ms. Clara Doyle 

ADDRESS: 1005 Dead Run Dr, Mclean, VA 22101 

EMAIL: claradoyle@verizon.net 

PHONE: 703-350-8023 

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 t eri'ai th 

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: Ms. Christine Faia 

ADDRESS: 7523 Oak Cove Rd, Lanexa, VA 23089 

EMAIL: clfaia@cox.net 

PHONE: 7575669733 

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: Mr. Tim Barrow 

ADDRESS: 1928 Thunderbird Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23454 

EMAIL: barrowplanning@hotmail.com 

PHONE: 757 427-2900 

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: Dr. Patricia Churchill 

ADDRESS: 4324 Shirley Rd, Richmond, VA 23225 

EMAIL: superich@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: Mrs. Lorene Culotta 

ADDRESS: 522 Lanyard Rd, Newport News, VA 23602 

EMAIL: lpculotta@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 lnterfaith 

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: Mr. Ben Duff 

ADDRESS: 5604 Aragon Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23455 

EMAIL: orangeruffey@gmail.com 

PHONE: 7573733066 

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: Nicole Anderson Ellis 

ADDRESS: 1431 Chaffins Bluff, Richmond, VA 23231 

EMAIL: n icoleandersonellis@gmail.com 

PHONE: 804-512-9973 

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 lnrcrfaitb 

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: Mark Endries 

ADDRESS: 8202 Macandrew Ct, Chesterfield, VA 23838 

EMAIL: gig_ideas@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 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: Mr. Lynn Faugot 

ADDRESS: 2207 Wasp Ln, Henrico, VA 23228 

EMAIL: pazaly@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 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: Paul Geib 

ADDRESS: 18 Maplelear Road, Spencer, VA 24165 

EMAIL: geibs4@yahoo.com 

PHONE: 276-634-8291 

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 lnterhlith 

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).1t 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: Ernest Gibson 

ADDRESS: 801 Dare Rd, Yorktown, VA 23692 

EMAIL: gibsonpickens@verizon.net 

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 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 

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: Rich Gregory 

ADDRESS:,, VA 22911 

EMAIL: rtg419@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: Ms. Catherine (Katie) Hager 

ADDRESS: 462 River Arch Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23320 

EMAIL: katiehager@verizon.net 

PHONE: 757-549-1690 

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: Mrs. Barbara Hitchens 

ADDRESS: 52 East Square Ln, Richmond, VA 23238 

EMAIL: barb.hitchens@gmail.com 

PHONE: 804-708-0064 

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: Trieste Lockwood 

ADDRESS: 1716 E Franklin St., Richmond, VA 23220 

EMAIL: trieste@vi rgi niainterfaithcenter.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 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: Mrs. Bonnie Lowrey 

ADDRESS: 5426 Calhoun Ave, Alexandria, VA 22311 

EMAIL: chefbonnie@comcast.net 

PHONE: 703.578.1653 

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: Mr. and Mrs. Maureen Marroni 

ADDRESS: 2205 Corbett Ave, Norfolk, VA 23518 

EMAIL: mmarroni1@hotmail.com 

PHONE: 757-S87-4887 

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 lnrerhith 

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: Ms. Mary Ann Menoche 

ADDRESS: 712 Little Neck Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23452 

EMAIL: mmenoche@stnicholasvb.com 

PHONE: 757 340-7231 

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 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: Mr. evans miller 

ADDRESS: 367 Winterham Dr, Abingdon, VA 24211 

EMAIL: evanswmiller@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 lnterf.1irh 

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. Judith R. Morris 

ADDRESS: 11413 Homestead ln, Henrico, VA 23238 

EMAIL: rchrmrrs@aol.com 

PHONE: (804) 740-3030 

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: Ms. Sylvia Newman 

ADDRESS: PO Box 582, Ashland, VA 23005 

EMAIL: snewman@anr.com 

PHONE: 804-798-0659 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign ta 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 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: Rev. James Payne 

ADDRESS: 1350 Westwood Ave Unit 311, Richmond, VA 23227 

EMAIL: jampay53@verizon.net 

PHONE: 804-359-0687 

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: Ms. Phyllis Pownall 

ADDRESS: 728 Yorkshire Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23452 

EMAIL: omapownall@gmail.com 

PHONE: 757-631-0659 

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 lnterfaith 

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 Rolling 

ADDRESS: 1203A Gladewood Dr., Blacksburg, VA 24060 

EMAIL: crolling50@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 lntcrfaith 

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. Marge Runge 

ADDRESS: 7717 Jansen Dr, Springfield, VA 22152 

EMAIL: mrunge@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 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: Rev. Accotink Unitarian Universalist Accotink Unitarian Universalist Church 

ADDRESS: 10125 Lakehaven Ct, Burke, VA 22015 

EMAIL: minister@accotinkuuc.org 

PHONE: (703) 503-4579? 

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: Ms. Rosemarie Sawdon 

ADDRESS: 1201 Harvest Ridge Ln, Blacksburg, VA 24060 

EMAIL: sawdon@msn.com 

PHONE: 540 953-0379 

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: Mr. Alan Schintzius 

ADDRESS:,, VA 23222 

EMAIL: faridalan@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: Sandra Sibert 

ADDRESS: 2432 Berryville Pike Lot 161w, Winchester, VA 22603 

EMAIL: sandysibert2@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: Mrs. Karen Sledd 

ADDRESS: 84 Mimosa St, Daleville, VA 24083 

EMAIL: nursek088@hotmail.com 

PHONE: 540-7617824 

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: Ms. Marcia Slosser 

ADDRESS: 3719 Granby St., Norfolk, VA 23504 

EMAIL: marciaslosser@cox.net 

PHONE: 757-270-7533 

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: Dorie Southern 

ADDRESS: PO Box 53, Cape Charles, VA 23310 

EMAIL: dorie.southern@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: Ms. Teresa Stanley 

ADDRESS: 143 Castilian Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23462 

EMAIL: teresastanleyobx@gmail.com 

PHONE: 7572865858 

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: Ms. Florence Sthreshley 

ADDRESS: 1600 Westbrook Ave., Richmond, VA 23227 

EMAIL: flosthreshley@gmail.com 

PHONE: 604-264-6659 

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 !ntcrflith 

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: Ms. Beverly Thompson 

ADDRESS: PO Box 104, Craigsville, VA 24430 

EMAIL: bevthompson1545@gmail.com 

PHONE: 540-416-8131 

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: Mr. Kenneth W. Veazey 

ADDRESS: 248 Golden Maple Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23452 

EMAIL: kenveazey@gmail.com 

PHONE: 757-431-8224 

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 nrerE1ith 

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: Emily Walker 

ADDRESS: 2330 Lubna Drive, Blacksburg, VA 24073 

EMAIL: emily_w_walker@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 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 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: Mr. Tim White 

ADDRESS: 412 S. Garfield St., Arlington, VA 22204 

EMAIL: altwhite@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 lmerE1ith 

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: Dr. Georgeann Wilcoxson 

ADDRESS: 2000 Marchant St Apt 2, Charlottesville, VA 22902 

EMAIL: gwilcoxs1@aol.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 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 lntcrr;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: Ms. Jeanette Yoh 

ADDRESS: 961 Edgewater Drive, Newport News, VA 23602 

EMAIL: jmnwy@hotmail.com 

PHONE: 7578338134 

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: Mr. Joseph Collier 

ADDRESS: 8552 Barrington Ct, Springfield, VA 22152 

EMAIL: joecollier@cox.net 

PHONE: 703-644-1722 

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: Mrs. Nancy Lu Irvine 

ADDRESS: 1730 Glenside Dr., Harrisonburg, VA 22801 

EMAIL: nlirv3@gmail.com 

PHONE: 540-437-8946 

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 lnrcrfairh 

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: Mr. & Mrs. Jean Golightly 

ADDRESS: 10701 Howerton Ave, Fairfax, VA 22030 

EMAIL: jeancgo@aol.com 

PHONE: 703-591-9363 

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: Mr. Charles Uphaus 

ADDRESS: 1544 Chestnut Grove Rd, Winchester, VA 22603 

EMAIL: charlesuphaus@hotmail.com 

PHONE: 540-888-3193 

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: Mrs. Louise Whipple 

ADDRESS: 119 Point St, Staunton, VA 24401 

EMAIL: whipsaw@verizon.net 

PHONE: 540.885.6767 

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 lmcrE!irh 

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: Sr. Margaret McCabe 

ADDRESS: 521 King Richard Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23452 

EMAIL: mtlmmm@cox.net 

PHONE: 757-498-4211 

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 

\'i rgi n ia I nrerbi r 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: Ms. Catherine Rumschlag 

ADDRESS: 192 Highland St SE, Abingdon, VA 24210 

EMAIL: crumschlag@embarqmail.com 

PHONE: 276-619-5544 

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 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: Ms. Mary Green 

ADDRESS: 6036 25th Rd N, Arlington, VA 22207 

EMAIL: mgreenarl@msn.com 

PHONE: 703-534-2166 

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: Mrs. Dixie Hopple 

ADDRESS: 3523 Jean St, Fairfax, VA 22030 

EMAIL: dhopple4@verizon.net 

PHONE: 703-591-3961 

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 lnrnhith 

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. Baba Freeman 

ADDRESS: 11404 Orchard Ln, Reston, VA 20190 

EMAIL: mefbff@comcast.net 

PHONE: 703-437-1901 

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: Ms. Varnell Badgett 

ADDRESS: 309 S. Jefferson St., Lexington, VA 24450 

EMAIL: varny@mac.com 

PHONE: 540/463/4013 

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 lnterbith 

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: Ms. Mary Lough 

ADDRESS: 400 Country Dr., SW, Blacksburg, Virginia 24060 

EMAIL: mrmlough@gmail.com 

PHONE: 540-552-0948 

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 nrcrbith 

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. Ronald Field 

ADDRESS: 6028 Telegraph Rd, Alexandria, VA 22310 

EMAIL: rhfield@verizon.net 

PHONE: 703.960.0950 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223