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Voter's Survival Kit: Climate Change Issue Guide

It's election season again, and that means politicians are crossing the country to sell one thing: themselves. Public Agenda's Voter's Survival Kit is designed to help voters get past the spin with key facts, differing points of view, and the pros and cons of each approach. The Voter's Survival Kit is made up of six guides and this one takes on energy. For the full kit visit http://www.everyday-democracy.org/Exchange/Guide.55.aspx

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Sep 12, 2008
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climate change
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energy
environment
global warming
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Now that we agree that Climate Change is a real problem, this issue guide helps take the discussion to "what now?"

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Michael Remaley Sep 15, 2008
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Relevant to all walks of life

Covers a variety of perspectives

Uses clear, uncomplicated language

Promotes discussion of trade-offs

Shows a clear path to action

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Relevant to all walks of life

Covers a variety of perspectives

Uses clear, uncomplicated language

Promotes discussion of trade-offs

Shows a clear path to action

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