Picture this…

A staffer in a local district office in Maryland calls up her old friend who lives in Chicago, who also happens to work at a local congressional office:

“You know what happened today?”

“What?”

“Two different groups of constituents came by the office today and gave us a welcome card and asked us to take bold action regarding climate policy.”

“That’s weird...I had a constituent come in and do the same thing.”

“Yeah, they said that they were part of a movement...the new ‘climate voting bloc’ they called themselves. I guess they really meant it if you received a card, too.”

“I heard that people in the DC area hosted a big rally today, with prominent speakers, asking President-elect Obama to show leadership on climate by attending the United Nations Climate Conference in Poland.”

“I guess it is time to make climate change a priority!”

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Real change in our climate policy will start with conversations like this -- and you can make it happen. It's not too late to be part of this amazing action happening this Tuesday, November 18th. Send a strong message to your representative by delivering a welcome card which calls for bold action. You can download the welcome card here. Over 4,000 people have already signed up! Do your part by signing up today, and downloading the card.

People are taking action everywhere -- you don't want to miss out!

If you work in the DC Metro area:

Join us on Tuesday, November 18th at 12 noon as hundreds come together on Capitol Hill to call for Climate Action Now! We’ll be hearing from climate movement leaders like Bill McKibben, Mike Tidwell and Gillian Caldwell as we welcome our newly elected leaders and call upon President-elect Obama to attend the crucial United Nations Climate Conference in Poznan, Poland, in December.

After the rally, delegations will deliver welcome-and-take-action cards to President-elect Obama's office and to Members of Congress. Join us!

• WHAT: Rally for Climate Action Now, featuring speakers and creative visuals
  
  
• WHEN: Tuesday, November 18th from 12-1pm
  
  
• WHERE: Upper Senate Park, Capitol Hill (see Google map below)
  
  
• Join us on the Hill -- RSVP here.

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