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randy currie left a comment for Sally Anderson

June 20

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At 9:10am on June 20, 2009, randy currie said…: WASHINGTON D.C. - U.S. Congressman Dan Boren released the following statement today in regard to the announcement by the Potential Gas Committee (PGC) and the Colorado School of Mines on the abundance of domestic natural gas resources. Boren was joined earlier this spring by Democratic Caucus Chairman John Larson (CT-01), Congressman John Sullivan (OK-1), and several others in announcing the introduction of H.R. 1835 the New Alternative Transportation to Give Americans Solutions Act, or NAT GAS Act. The legislation, which would significantly expand the use of natural gas as an alternative to conventional transportation fuel, could quickly reduce the nation’s dependence on foreign energy while simultaneously reducing transportation fuel costs, greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles, and urban pollution where dense vehicular fleets are prevalent. Since its introduction the NAT GAS Act has garnered the support of a bipartisan group of 66 co-sponsors in U.S. House of Representatives.

Congressman Boren: “Industry leaders, including Aubrey McClendon, T. Boone Pickens, and many others, have been highlighting for some time now the abundance of domestic gas reserves that we should be developing as a bridge fuel for powering our nation’s energy future. Natural gas is a cleaner, cheaper alternative to traditional transportation fuel and we must harness it as soon as possible to rid ourselves of an overwhelming and harmful reliance of foreign energy sources. The report released today is yet another example of the growing case for increased use of natural gas and for legislation like my NAT GAS Act, H.R. 1835. Democratic Caucus Chairman John Larson, Congressman John Sullivan, and I believe the NAT GAS Act can be a defining moment in the history of our nation’s energy policy – and this report helps illustrate that point.”

Further information on PGC Study:

http://www.mines.edu/Potential-Gas-Committee-reports-unprecedented-increase-in-magnitude-of-U.S.-natural-gas-resource-base

For further information on H.R. 1835, the NAT GAS Act:

http://www.thomas.gov/cgi-bin/thomas

AND

http://www.house.gov/list/press/ok02_boren/2009_04_01_nat_gas_presser.html

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At 12:10pm on November 21, 2008, Dr, Randall S. Currie said…: I took all summer and part of the fall and 3 or 4 letters BUT it looks like
Sam brownback is ON BOARD. He was very close with Senate bill S.3303 the he co-authored with Jone Lieberman(I) and Ken Salazar(D).
but had not added Natural gas to the list of flex fuels. In his last letter too me he added Natural gas to his list. Please send him a thank you at
brownback.senate.gov

At 12:35pm on September 12, 2008, Dr, Randall S. Currie said…: Have you seen T. boones AUTO MATIC system to send
e-mail to your rep. You type in a few key strokes and
it auto adresses the e-mail to all your reps and the GOV.
of your state based on zip code. Has a sugested draft of a letter to send. NEVER EASYER. Spread the word to click on the ACTION CENTER at the main web site.

At 7:16am on September 11, 2008, Tom Bailey said…: Hey;
Want to welcome you.

/////////////////Help us get #'s. AKA People\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

+++++++++ask everyone to sign on.++++++++

Log on and check out the forums, you will be overwhelmed with the input. Please Feel free to get involved!!!
Most of us have litttle alt energy smarts.

Using Mr. Pickens as the point man with our voice behind him we will be heard.
Log on and look up Marilyn Matthews she can help navigate the site. There is also a new petition you can dowload and copy we need signatures.
Again welcome and help us grow together!!!!!!!!!!!
It all starts with a step!!!!!! We will take Even baby steps
Tom

At 1:51pm on September 10, 2008, Dr, Randall S. Currie said…: Looks like Eric also lives in Leavenworth.
Do you know him?

http://push.pickensplan.com/profile/EricTSimon

At 8:06pm on September 9, 2008, Alankar Gupta said…: I am a member even though I live far away in the State of Washington. I request the Kansas members to support the People's Petition.
Copy and paste the link in your browser to read and endorse the Petition.

http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/windenergycorporation
Give them a Lead Sally.
Best wishes,

At 8:01pm on September 9, 2008, Alankar Gupta said…: Thanks for asking me to be your friend.
Best wishes,

Alankar

At 12:30pm on September 9, 2008, Dr, Randall S. Currie said…: I think almost every Kansan I have talk to is also a member of the kansans for pickens site as well. I do feel that indvidual congressional dist. need to focus in on there reps as well.
one letter is a crank 3 is a trend.

At 11:41am on September 9, 2008, Clynton said…: Hi Sally,

Welcome and THANK YOU for joining the Pickens Plan. Just wanted to let you know that a real person out here appreciates you taking that first step.

We are busy preparing resources for you to get started. My page has a few links that you might find useful. There are countless others who would gladly accept your help and provide you with any help you might need.

After you've had a chance to settle in, please let me know if there's anything I can do to guide your path. The basic first steps are reviewing the current topics in the Forum, and when you are comfortable, letting others know about the website. The people here are interested in making the plan a success and those you invite should be able to see for themselves that this is the right place to be.

An informative video "Topeka, Kansas Town Hall Meeting"

Other steps you might consider:

Many are:
- working their contacts to increase press and blog coverage.
- writing to their congressional representaves and senators.
- calling Congress at (202)225-3121 and asking if they support renewable energy in 10 years.
- asking people in the public eye to speak out on behalf of ending dependance on foreign oil.
- writing letters to the editor of their local paper(s).
- downloading flyers and plastering their cars and businesses.
- turning their companies, large and small towards building wind turbines and solar panels.
- starting investment firms for the purpose of investing in these companies.
- telling everyone they know about the site and the plan.

Decide for yourself what you can do, but definitely do something - large or small.

Welcome once again and thanks for signing up.

I see you are active already - Great!