Patricia Clarkson and the NRDC urge you to write your representatives in Congress. Tell them to pass climate change and clean energy legislation now.
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Blue August: We've Finally Seen Enough
Patricia Clarkson and the NRDC urge you to write your representatives in Congress. Tell them to pass climate change and clean energy legislation now.
Added: Jul 29, 2010
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Runtime: 01:43
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