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 J merraith 

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. Conrad Christianson 

ADDRESS: 580 Devland Dr, Winchester, VA 22603 

EMAIL: skipl013@aol.com 

PHONE: (540) 877-2433 

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 arc 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrerbirh 

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. Frances Wilkins 

ADDRESS: 304 Rappa Point Rd, Warsaw, VA 22572 

EMAIL: franceswilkins@yahoo.com 

PHONE: 804-761-7978 

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 lntcrLJith 

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. Ann Klotz 

ADDRESS: 830 Dexter Road, Roanoke, VA 24019 

EMAIL: jasncS@gmail.com 

PHONE: 540366 6872 

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. Claire Brown 

ADDRESS: 8920 Rhyme Ct, Annandale, VA 22003 

EMAIL: claireb@cox.net 

PHONE: 703-425-9165 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrf: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: Mrs. Kathy Reinger 

ADDRESS: 9408 Telegraph Run Ln, Glen Allen, VA 23060 

EMAIL: ashlandchristianchu rch _ va@verizon.net 

PHONE: 804-798-7083 

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 ln tcrfaith 

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. Douglas Burgoyne 

ADDRESS: 11757 Triple Notch Ter, Richmond, VA 23233 

EMAIL: dougburgoyne@verizon.net 

PHONE: 804-360-1690 

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 lnrcrbirh 

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 \ow-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. Brian Moores 

ADDRESS: 13033 Little Bridge Drive, Doswell, VA 23047 

EMAIL: mooresb@earthlink.net 

PHONE: 804-227-3149 

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 

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 Steven C Van Voorhees 

ADDRESS: 1914 Grove Avenue, Richmond, VA 23220 

EMAIL: twende@verizon.net 

PHONE: 804-353-0922 

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 

Vin~inia lnterbirh 

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. Jack Payden-Travers 

ADDRESS: 1711 Link Rd, Lynchburg, VA 24503 

EMAIL: paydentravers@gmail.com 

PHONE: 434.960.4673 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmerbith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Rev. Christine Payden-Travers 

ADDRESS: 1711 Link Rd, Lynchburg, VA 24503 

EMAIL: paydentravers@verizon.net 

PHONE: 434-384-4744 

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 lnrcrhith 

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: Karin Gettings 

ADDRESS: Free State Rd., Marshall, VA 2011S 

EMAIL: kegettings@wildblue.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 

VirginiJ Interfaith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Susan Clark 

ADDRESS: 3417 Charleson St., Annandale, VA 22003 

EMAIL: chezclark@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 Carban Pallutian 

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 lnrerlJirh 

Povver & 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: St. Paul's St. Paul's Episcopal Church 

ADDRESS: 221 34th St, Newport News, VA 23607 

EMAIL: info@stpaulsnn.org 

PHONE: (757) 247-5086 

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 

Virpinia lnrerf1ith 

Po~ver & 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. P. Lorene Trimble-Finn 

ADDRESS: 1839 Calash Way, Virginia Beach, VA 23454 

EMAIL: loref1@cox.net 

PHONE: 757 496-2875 

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 lntnhith 

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. Julia Hebner 

ADDRESS: 2829 Kenwood Avenue, Henrico, VA 23228 

EMAIL: juliabhebner@comcast.net 

PHONE: 804 515 0507 

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 

Virginicl 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: Dr. Natalie May 

ADDRESS: 8617 Waxford Rd, Richmond, VA 23235 

EMAIL: nbmay@verizon.net 

PHONE: 804-320-8524 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrbith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Martha Phipps 

ADDRESS: 1217 Rennie Avenue, Richmond, VA 23227 

EMAIL: WMPhipps@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 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. Scotty Doyle 

ADDRESS: 3202 Hunts Bridge CT, Midlothian, VA 90210 

EMAIL: sdoyle22@verizon.net 

PHONE: 804-744-3034 

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. Robin Allman 

ADDRESS: 1504 Village Grove Rd, Richmond, VA 23238 

EMAIL: w.andr.allman@rcn.com 

PHONE: 804-741-0975 

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 lntcrf1ith 

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. Paul Amrhein 

ADDRESS: 2207 Wasp Ln, Henrico, VA 23228 

EMAIL: work4justice@verizon.net 

PHONE: 804-381-4112 

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 arc 

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: Rev. David Ansley 

ADDRESS: PO Box 388, Blacksburg, VA 24063 

EMAIL: bfcogpastor@hotmail.com 

PHONE: 540-552-3404 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrhith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Amy Appelbaum 

ADDRESS: 6019 22nd Rd N, Arlington, VA 22205 

EMAIL: applbm@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 

Virl';inia lnrcrbith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Ms. Janet Baker 

ADDRESS: 1737 Meredith Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23455 

EMAIL: rtcn@aol.com 

PHONE: 757-464-2353 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrbith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Dr. Donald Barnes 

ADDRESS: 5901 Mount Eagle Dr Apt 506, Alexandria, VA 22303 

EMAIL: chinakaren@yahoo.com 

PHONE: 7039604936 

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 lnrcrbirh 

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: Helen Battista 

ADDRESS: 19521 Constitution Hwy, Orange, VA 22960 

EMAIL: helenbattista@hotmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntnf3ith 

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. James Bennett 

ADDRESS: 23 East 33rd St., Richmond, VA 23224 

EMAIL: jb88cmt@cavtel.net 

PHONE: 804-231-2547 

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 

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: Erica Bettwy 

ADDRESS: 8294 Deep Valley Ct, Springfield, VA 22153 

EMAIL: ettata@aol.com 

PHONE: 7038689544 

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 lntnbith 

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. Wilma Bradbeer 

ADDRESS: 130 Stribling Ave, Charlottesville, VA 22903 

EMAIL: wilmabee2@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 lnterbith 

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: Angela Brown 

ADDRESS: 501 Morelock Drive, N Chesterfield, VA 23236 

EMAIL: readyforgood@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 lnterhith 

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: Miss Elise Cleva 

ADDRESS: 943 N Liberty St, Arlington, VA 22205 

EMAIL: elise.cleva@gmail.com 

PHONE: 571-765-0634 

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 lmcrraith 

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. Mubarikah Faruk 

ADDRESS: 12995 Queen Chapel Rd, Woodbridge, VA 22193 

EMAIL: farukOO@comcast.net 

PHONE: 703-878-2224 

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 lnrcrhith 

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: Lorraine Floryan 

ADDRESS: 8111 Vista Forest Dr, Roanoke, VA 24018 

EMAIL: floryan6@cox.net 

PHONE: 540-989-8577 

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 Imerbith 

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. Virginia Gasink 

ADDRESS: 3704 Captain Wynne Dr, Williamsburg, VA 23185 

EMAIL: vgcall@hotmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Mrs. Annabel Gunsallus 

ADDRESS: 626 Crumpet Ct, Charlottesville, VA 22901 

EMAIL: agunsallus12@yahoo.com 

PHONE: 4349771407 

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 Intc:rElith 

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. Carolyn Haupt 

ADDRESS: 51 Villa View Dr, Staunton, VA 24401 

EMAIL: carolynh41@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 Imcrfaith 

Power & Li gh r 

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. John Hess 

ADDRESS: 71 Crescent Dr. NW, Christiansburg, VA 24073 

EMAIL: jlhess@vt.edu 

PHONE: 540-382-8235 

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 lnrcrE1ith 

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. Katherine Hoffman 

ADDRESS: 112 Middlesex Dr, Charlottesville, VA 22901 

EMAIL: kobbyhoffman@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 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 lnterhith 

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: Sharon F. Jones 

ADDRESS: 503 Berkshire Ter, Hampton, VA 23666 

EMAIL: sharon_jones@bshsi.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 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 Imcrbirh 

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: Sharon Jones 

ADDRESS: 315 Dandy Loop Rd, Yorktown, VA 23692 

EMAIL: sissoy1@hotmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Viruinia lntcrbith "' Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Mr. Archer Jordan 

ADDRESS: 1949 Marthas Rd., Alexandria, VA 22307 

EMAIL: insbuysrv@aol.com 

PHONE: 703 768 8260 

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 

Virgini;l lntcrbith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Mrs. Annette Kane 

ADDRESS: 3905 Rust Hill PI, Fairfax, VA 22030 

EMAIL: annettekane@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 lntcriJirh 

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: Georgia Keightley 

ADDRESS: 6338 Walking Lane, Alxandria, VA 22312 

EMAIL: gk81y2@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 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 !nterf:Jith 

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: The Rev. Carla Keyes 

ADDRESS: 8213 Lydell Dr, Henrico, VA 23228 

EMAIL: cpk.gppc@gmail.com 

PHONE: 804-359-5049 

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 Jnrcrt~ith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Ms. Sarah Lanzman 

ADDRESS: 8907 Dick Woods Rd., Afton, VA 22920 

EMAIL: lanzman.sarah@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 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: Betty Mele 

ADDRESS: 2112 Ponderosa Road, South Boston, VA 24592 

EMAIL: johnmele2007@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 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 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: Anna Mitchell 

ADDRESS: 423 Ridgeview Dr, Blacksburg, VA 24060 

EMAIL: musicbelle.a@gmail.com 

PHONE: 5405520173 

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 lnrerfJith 

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. Penny Moulis 

ADDRESS: 3100 Shore Dr Apt 765, Virginia Beach, VA 23451 

EMAIL: penny.dancer@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 

Virgini;i 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. Carolyn Newsome 

ADDRESS: 1407 Baker St, Charlottesville, VA 22903 

EMAIL: chw49n@comcast.net 

PHONE: 434-295-9094 

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 lntnfaith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Mrs. Patricia Pugarelli 

ADDRESS: 6907 Murray Ln, Annandale, VA 22003 

EMAIL: fred1012@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 

Virr;inia Intnf::~ith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Mrs. Ellen Radday 

ADDRESS: 5410 11th St N, Arlington, VA 22205 

EMAIL: eradday@verizon.net 

PHONE: 703-538-6128 

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 

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. Jan Rappe 

ADDRESS: 2410 Venable St, Richmond, VA 23223 

EMAIL: gjwrappe@gmail.com 

PHONE: 8045021953 

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 lnrerL1ith 

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 Robins 

ADDRESS: 656 S Harrison St, Arlington, VA 22204 

EMAIL: robinseleanor@hotmail.com 

PHONE: (703) 379-8171 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrf:.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: Connie Rodgers 

ADDRESS: 1517 Ednam Forest Dr, Richmond, VA 23238 

EMAIL: rodgers@pobox.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 lmcrf1ith 

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. Andrew Sharp 

ADDRESS: 5607 Boynton PI, Richmond, VA 23225 

EMAIL: amsharp2@vcu.edu 

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 lnrcrbirh 

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. Rees Shearer 

ADDRESS: PO Box 117, Emory, VA 24327 

EMAIL: rrshearer@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 pia nts. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrcrfaith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Mr. charles shelton 

ADDRESS: pobox 453, grottoes, VA 24441 

EMAIL: crsheltn@verizon.net 

PHONE: 5402495031 

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 lnrerLirh 

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 Smith 

ADDRESS: 2219 Waterspoint PI, Virginia Beach, VA 23455 

EMAIL: 318paul@cox.net 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Mr. Bruce and Joan Smith 

ADDRESS: 1905 Richmond Ave, Woodbridge, VA 22191 

EMAIL: brujosmith@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 lnrcrbith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: JoEIIen Smith 

ADDRESS: 6306 Alderman Dr, Kingstowne, VA 22315 

EMAIL: joellensmith@cox.net 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lnrc-rbith 

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: Debbie Stall 

ADDRESS: 5 Fay Cir, Newport News, VA 23608 

EMAIL: grandeb1@cox.net 

PHONE: 757-874-7320 

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 lntcrLlith 

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. Marie Sella 

ADDRESS: 14302 Cove Ridge Terrace, Midlothian, Virginia 23112 

EMAIL: mvstella@verizon.net 

PHONE: 804 744-1420 

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: William Wilson 

ADDRESS: 1001 Christie Road, Richmond, VA 23226 

EMAIL: wfwilson 1001@yahoo.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial 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 lnrerraith 

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. Lois Zmitrovis 

ADDRESS: 56 Scarlet St, Hardy, VA 24101 

EMAIL: loiszm@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 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: Dabney Narvaez 

ADDRESS: 1557 Church Hill Place, Reston, VA 20194 

EMAIL: dnarv@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 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: Ramona Sanders 

ADDRESS: 355 Hartman Dr, Harrisonburg, VA 22802 

EMAIL: rsanders97@verizon.net 

PHONE: 540-433-1165 (h) 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lmerbith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Mike Hudson 

ADDRESS: 145 Wilson Ave, Blacksburg, VA 24060 

EMAIL: mehudsonme@gmail.com 

PHONE: 540 392-0531 

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: Beth Davies 

ADDRESS: PO Box E, St. Charles, VA 24282 

EMAIL: aec@windbits.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 lntcrJairh 

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: Rebekah Paulson 

ADDRESS: no snail mail please, Blacksburg, VA 24060 

EMAIL: rebekah.paulson@comcast.net 

PHONE: 540-961-7283 

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: Hilary Day 

ADDRESS: 32 Knoll Lane, Nellysford, VA 22958 

EMAIL: day2play@gmail.com 

PHONE: 434-361-1814 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia I mcrbith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: John Hodges 

ADDRESS: 5904 Mount Eagle Dr., #311, Alexandria, VA 22303 

EMAIL: johnh2345@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 lnrerbith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Robert and Sherry von Oeyen 

ADDRESS: 139S Pleasant View St, Staunton, VA 24401 

EMAIL: arveo@ntelos.net 

PHONE: 540-886-2952 

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 lnrcrbirh 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Adrienne Strandberg 

ADDRESS: 13634 Northwich Dr, Midlothian, VA 23112 

EMAIL: adriennestrandberg@yahoo.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223 
Covenant for Clean Air 

The Campaign to Cut Industrial Carbon Pollution 

For the first time in history, there are 

significant new standards being considered that 

would limit industrial carbon pollution from new 

power plants. 

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 

efforts to strengthen power plant standards are 

proven to be successful but elected officials need 

to hear from you. The standards will help move us 

Virginia lntcrbith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Alex and Scott lwashyna 

ADDRESS: 5408 Bewdley Rd, Richmond, VA 23226 

EMAIL: aiwashyna@gmail.com 

PHONE: 804-288-0688 

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 ntcrbirh 

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: Lucia Lloyd 

ADDRESS: St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Heathsville, VA 22473 

EMAIL: lucia@ststephensheathsville.org 

PHONE: (804) 445-3888 

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 lnrcrLlirh 

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: Brenda Bartges 

ADDRESS: 4014 Mctyres Cove Terrace, Midlothian, VA 23112 

EMAIL: bbartges@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 lnrerf: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: Mary Picardi 

ADDRESS: 219 A 55th St., Virginia Beach, Virginia 23451 

EMAIL: mary_picardi@msn.com 

PHONE: 425-3402 

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: Mancia Perry 

ADDRESS: 3616 Noble, Richmond, VA 23222 

EMAIL: mperry14@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 

Vin;inia Interfaith 

Power & Light 

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

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

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

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

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

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

with respiratory problems that are most vulnerable to health problems. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

pollution. 

NAME: Mary-Jo Cooney 

ADDRESS: 408 Skyhill Road, Alexandria, VA 22314, VA 22314 

EMAIL: mary-jo.cooney@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: John Stone 

ADDRESS: 1857 Ames Circle South, Chesapeake, VA 23321 

EMAIL: john.stone344@gmail.com 

PHONE: 

Virginia Interfaith Power and Light 

www.vipl.org 

1716 E. Franklin St. 

Richmond, VA 23223