Pack the Capitol on Wed: PBS's Frontline to film KS Coal Controversy

The KS legislature returns for its veto session on Wednesday, April 30. There are two vetoed bills on the coal plants that the legislature may vote to override on this day. This is also the deadline for Governor Sebelius to respond to the proposed “compromise” legislation. One last time, we need to pack the house in Topeka to show support for renewable energy. Mark Parkinson, Lieutenant Governor, recently said the vote to override the Governor's veto will be one of the most significant votes in KS history. Make your voice heard!

ONE DAY. ONE KANSAS.

It's ONE DAY. Our ONE STATE has become ground zero for the nation's debate over our energy future. Powerful outside interests have funnelled millions into our state to convince our legislators to support Wyoming coal and Colorado energy. However, some legislators have stood up for Kansas and our right to a clean energy future.

Come stand with us on this ONE DAY. Stand up with your fellow Kansans to support a clean energy future.

PBS Frontline is doing a documentary on the KS Coal Plant fight and will be at the Capitol filming on Wednesday. Let's show them how vibrant the Kansas clean energy movement is!

When: Wednesday, April 30th 9:15 AM
Where: Meet at elevator on 3rd floor
*bring a clipboard or folder. Also, be sure to schedule a meeting with your representative for that afternoon.

More Information

For more information on the recent energy legislation, visit:

Official Kansas State Legislature Page: http://www.kslegislature.org/

Kansas Natural Resource Council: http://www.knrc.ws/

Great Plains Alliance for Clean Energy: http://www.gpace.org/

True Blue Women: http://www.truebluewomen.org/

Climate and Energy Project: http://blog.climateandenergy.org/

The Sierra Club: http://kansas.sierraclub.org/

Know Your Power: http://www.knowyourpower.net/

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