Attention St Louis and Missouri Residents

Attention St Louis and Missouri Residents Please join us for the Gulf Voices event

An Exxon-Valdez every week.

That's the amount of oil that has been spilling into the Gulf. Yet already, news media coverage of the oil spill victims has faded -- and you know what that means. The motivation for our leaders to address our disastrous addiction to fossil fuels like oil is fading with it.

That's why on Wednesday, we're helping Gulf Coast residents come to St. Louis to share their stories. And we want to give you a chance to meet and speak with the very people who are living through the worst environmental disaster in our nation's history.

Please join us for the Gulf Voices event.

Schlafly Public Library (St. Louis, MO)
225 North Euclid Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63108

Wednesday, July 14, 2010
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

Click here to RSVP.

Linda Schuch from St. Petersburg, Florida shared her motivation for coming to Missouri and speaking:

"Between having a home on the water and opening a fish market that sells Gulf seafood, I have invested everything in our local environment. The disaster was my wakeup call to get off the side lines and try to work toward clean energy."

Linda's not alone. The thousands of stories like hers should be a wakeup call for America, but only if we help spread the word. Join us and don't forget to bring family and friends. Hear from Linda and others who have witnessed firsthand how America's dependence on oil and other fossil fuels hurts our economy, our environment and our way of life.

RSVP today: http://acp.repoweramerica.org/page/event/detail/repoweramericaevent/4v5z2

It's the human side of this tragedy and it's something you shouldn't miss.

Thanks,

Tracey Lewis
National Field Director
Repower America

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