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I am 100% with you that we all need to start doing our part to save the environment for future generations. The energy bill in congress is a great opportunity for the US to show our commitment saving the environment. Lobbyists are trying to cut out the current fuel economy standard and renewable electricity standard provisions. I thikn 35 mpg for cars by 2020 is more than reasonable. Theres a petition here http://www.energybill2007.us for anyone that wants to continue the call to action