[All] Fwd: Announcing Digg Dialogg: Earth Day Edition with President Bill Clinton

[Robert Milligan]

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> Date: April 14, 2010 12:44:36 PM GMT-04:00
> To: mill at continuum.org
> Subject: Announcing Digg Dialogg: Earth Day Edition with President  
> Bill Clinton
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> 		Special Earth Day Edition
> Digg Dialogg with
> President Bill Clinton
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> Submit your questions now!
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> With Earth Day fast approaching, we’re excited and honored to  
> announce our latest Digg Dialogg guest: President Bill Clinton. This  
> will be a special Earth Day Edition, where President Clinton will  
> answer your questions on the environment, Earth Day and how people  
> can “Take Initiative” to address climate change. But don’t delay –  
> you only have 24 hours to ask your environmental questions; he’ll  
> address the top ones in this exclusive interview airing on Earth  
> Day, April 22nd.
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> President Clinton has long been involved in addressing global  
> environmental challenges. During his administration he worked  
> against climate change, strengthened the Safe Drinking Water Act,  
> adopted the toughest standards ever on soot and smog, and  
> accelerated the cleanup of the nation’s worst toxic waste sites. And  
> this month the Clinton Foundation launched its “Take Initiative”  
> Earth Day campaign, featuring an online Climate Quiz where you can  
> test your knowledge of climate change and have $2 donated in your  
> name toward 20,000 solar flashlights for displaced people in Haiti.
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> This timely and topical Digg Dialogg is the latest effort to start  
> an informed discussion about climate change and the environment, so  
> submit and Digg your Earth Day questions now!
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> Thanks,
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> The Digg Team		About the Clinton Foundation’s
> “Take Initiative”
> Earth Day campaign
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> The William J. Clinton Foundation addresses global problems,  
> including climate change and sustainable growth and development,  
> through the Foundation’s Clinton Climate Initiative, the Clinton- 
> Hunter Development Initiative, and through the Clinton Global  
> Initiative. They focus on increasing efficiency in cities,  
> catalyzing the large-scale supply of clean energy, and working to  
> stop deforestation. You can learn more about the Clinton  
> Foundation’s “Take Initiative” Earth Day campaign by visiting  
> clintonfoundation.org/earthday.
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