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John -

As heat waves sweep across the country, we need to be investing more
resources into making the transition away from fossil fuels and into
renewable energy as quickly and as equitably as possible. And in order to
do that, we need President Biden to declare a climate emergency.

And not only do we need President Biden to act, we need to have allies
pushing for climate progress in Congress to meet the urgency of the
climate crisis.

One climate champion in Congress, Cori Bush (MO-1st District), is facing a
Democratic party primary in a few weeks, and she’s running neck and neck
in the polls.

Representative Bush has stood up to Big Oil and called out the
profiteering role fossil fuel companies have used to drive the climate
crisis. And she’s introduced transformative legislation like a Green New
Deal for Cities to fight against the escalating climate crisis at a local
level.

But John, it has
attracted a lot of attention from fossil fuel lobbyists.

Special interests are spending millions to fund a primary challenger
against candidates like her, so she needs our help to remain in Congress
to keep advocating for real climate justice.

[ [link removed] ]That’s why we’re asking you to sign up with our partner organization,
Seed The Vote, to call voters from the comfort of your own home. The
primary election is on Tuesday, August 6, so there’s no time to waste.

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Together, this grassroots team can make sure Democrats have the people
power they need to continue fighting for climate justice in Congress — for
St. Louis and for everyone who calls this planet home.

Thank you,

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