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Press and blog coverage of the Presidential Forum:
- Read our blog entry on the forum.
- LA Times
- NY Times
- CNN (video)
- Grist: "More light, less heat"
- Grist: More press & blog coverage of the forum
- Huffington Post (Marc Cooper)
- Mark York Blog
- Daily Kos
- Moms Speak Up
- Energy Smart
Presidential candidates gathered Saturday, November 17, in Los Angeles for the first Presidential Forum on Global Warming and America’s Energy Future. The event was a critical opportunity to hear from the candidates on their positions and to further elevate our issues in the presidential election.
The event, which was held at the Wadsworth Theater, started with a welcome address from Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. Congressman Dennis Kucinich, Senator Hillary Clinton, and Senator John Edwards each had 30 minutes on stage to talk about their vision for solving our energy problems and answer questions on their policies. Read our blog entry.
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From mainstream media to voter polls, there’s growing agreement that we need national leadership on climate change. But, just two months from the first votes of the 2008 presidential primaries, the mainstream media refuses to ask the tough questions on the energy challenges facing the nation.
That’s why we’re putting the spotlight on where the candidates stand on climate change. Find out more about the Heat Is On campaign.
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