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The 4th Day of the 12 Days of Austin's Christmas, 2014

12/28/2014

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Christopher, Kathleen, Kevin, Katrina, Sloane and Bradley

Kathleen and I spotted the above organization that combines many of Austin's interests and passions. - $500

Help Our Congress Understand Energy and Climate

What is the issue, problem, or challenge? Congress makes decisions that affect our energy, natural resource, and climate policies--with limited federal dollars and time--and new staff all the time. National policy supporting clean, renewable energy, will lead to less burning of dirty carbon-based fuels, saving lives and reducing the already evident impacts of climate change.

How will this project solve this problem? EESI organizes well-regarded briefings that will continue to inform Congress and the policy community on key energy and climate issues. The briefings explain the many impacts of climatic shifts already here, highlighting the devastating impacts on human health, and animal and plant life. We are focusing on policy solutions for resilient communities, based on clean energy. EESI is highly respected within Congress for providing compelling stories and timely facts.

Kevin, Judy, Chris & Stephen

It is our sincere hope that these collective donations will continue to fulfill Laurie’s charge to “live a little larger” to fill the space Austin left behind. It is so wonderful to know that his impact on the world around him continues.

Phoenix Symphony - $125
Children's Museum of Phoenix - $125
McDowell Sonoran Conservancy - $125
Arizona Science Center - $125


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