Want a free clean energy sticker?

[babylonsister]

E-mail I rec'd in case anyone is interested...

Want a free clean energy sticker?

Shepard Fairey, creator of the iconic Obama "Hope" poster, has created a beautiful image depicting a clean energy future. We're offering stickers with the image for FREE to all MoveOn members.



Click here to get yours:

http://pol.moveon.org/energystickers/?rc=orig_email&id=16560-4911090-G.JKCkx


We need to show Congress that Americans are ready to make the switch to clean, renewable sources of energy.

If hundreds of thousands of us put these stickers on our cars, bikes, laptops, lockers, cubicles, and dorm-room doors, we'll send a strong message that America's clean energy future matters to all of us.

After you've gotten your free sticker, please forward this email to your friends, family, and everyone else you know.

Thanks for all you do.

–Anna, Laura, Joan, Marika and the rest of the team

[NightWatcher]

1. I'm torn and I hope that Shepard Fairey doesnt become too linked to the Obama pic

my problem, and please pardon my nit-pickiness, is while I like the sticker I think that it looks too much like the iconic "Change" and "Hope" signs. I would have no problem with that, but Obama likes to use a term that causes me pain everytime I hear it, "Clean Coal". There is nothing clean about coal, from removal of mountaintops to the soot that it spews into the air.

So, I will continue to support alternative CLEAN energy and hope to put it in my house very soon. I've been researching solar pv systems and am very close to moving on that project. I just think that the link between the "clean energy" sticker and Obama, complete with his BS about clean coal shows that I would support clean coal. I notice that the mountains in the sticker have not had their tops blasted off in the search for coal.

:rant:

[Political Tiger]

2. Thanks for the info! n/t