Citizens Climate Lobby Partners meet with American Hero - Representative John Lewis, GA
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Citizens Climate Lobby Partners meet with American Hero - Representative John Lewis, GA, his Chief of Staff Michael Collins and Representative Bob Filner, CA -- The discussion was the many advantages of a carbon tax and a request that both Members of Congress be champions for a stable and sustainable climate." CCL Partners include Mark Reynolds, with light hair and glasses, Cameron Coates in a burgundy shirt, and Danny Richter, dark hair with glasses. Danny and Cameron are PhD candidates at Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
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John Lewis, I'm proud to say, is my member of Congress. I look forward to talking to him more about climate change and what we can do about it.