Tell Obama to open up the Keystone pipeline

From the Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow:

The clock is winding down.

Thursday, March 6th, is the deadline to submit public comment to the State Department on the Keystone XL pipeline.

Over 10,000 people signed CFACT's petition to approve the pipeline and thousands more keep coming in.

Thank you to everyone who signed and forwarded the petition to their friends.

The facts are clear:
Keystone means energy
Keystone means jobs
Keystone is clean
Keystone is safe

President Obama and Secretary of State Kerry should approve Keystone XL without further delay.

CFACT is working hard to educate the public and make your voice heard.

This week the Washington Times published a detailed analysis of the overwhelming reasons to approve Keystone XL by CFACT senior policy adviser Paul Driessen.

You can read it at CFACT.org.

Will Obama and Kerry choose the radical eco-left gadflies who have delayed Keystone XL for years, or the economic interests of the American people?

The time to speak up is now.

For nature and people too,

Craig Rucker
Executive Director

Tell Secretary Kerry to open the Keystone pipeline

From the Institute for 21st Century Energy:

Dear Friend,

The clock is ticking, and the Keystone XL comment period deadline is fast approaching!

We only have 7 days left to tell Secretary Kerry and the Administration that the Keystone XL pipeline is vital to the national interest and your voice can make the difference.

Seven Days Left To Tell Secretary Kerry We Need Keystone XL

Take 60 seconds to email Secretary Kerry and share these key numbers with him:

42,100: The number of direct, indirect, and induced jobs during construction if Keystone XL is approved.

65%: Percentage of Americans favor building the Keystone XL pipeline (Pew Research Center, Sept. 2013).

$3.4B: How much the Keystone XL pipeline on its own will contribute to U.S. GDP.

$1.6B: The amount of employee earnings from construction that will occur in non-Keystone states. Because goods and services supporting the Keystone XL project will come from around the country, 80% of employee earnings will occur in other states, making the positive impact on our economy truly national.

After more than five years of study, enough is enough. The benefits of building the Keystone XL pipeline are clear. We can't let the Administration delay this project any longer.

It is time to approve the Keystone XL pipeline and put American jobs and energy security as the #1 priority.

Next Friday March 7th is the last day to send comments to Secretary Kerry. While there's still time, take a moment TODAY to click here and send an email to the State Department.


Thank you for your help.

Matt Koch
Vice President
Institute for 21st Century Energy