More News
Search this section • RSS Feed
| Environment Virginia released an analysis today documenting that Representative Virgil Goode has consistently taken the side of polluters in opposing stronger protections for our waterways. | |
| Environment Virginia released an analysis today documenting that Representative Thelma Drake has consistently taken the side of polluters in opposing stronger protections for our waterways. | |
| During his time in Congress, Virgil Goode has opposed policies to save Virginians money on gasoline, reduce traffic, and reduce air pollution according to an analysis released by Environment Virginia today. | |
| During her time in Congress, Thelma Drake has opposed policies to save Virginians money on gasoline, reduce traffic, and reduce air pollution according to an analysis released by Environment Virginia today. | |
| Environment Virginia released an analysis today documenting that Rep. Goode has consistently voted against clean energy policies that could reduce our dependence on oil and save Virginians money at the gas pump while at the same time voted to protect $18 billion in subsidies for oil companies. That’s $170 for each family in Virginia at a time when those same families are paying $1,480 more a year for gasoline, compared to 2001. | |
| Environment Virginia released an analysis today documenting that Representative Drake has consistently voted against clean energy policies that could reduce our dependence on oil and save Virginians money at the gas pump while at the same time voted to protect $18 billion in subsidies for oil companies. That's $170 for each family in Virginia at a time when those same families are paying $1,480 more a year for gasoline, compared to 2001. | |
| In his State of the Union address tonight, President Bush expected to lay out his priorities on energy, global warming, and the environment. In many instances the President’s stated goals of combating global warming and making the U.S. more energy independent have been in no way matched by actions. We applaud his support of the energy bill which past last year. But much more needs to be done. | |
Phone: (434) 202-8373
Phone: 202-683-1250 x317