Dear Menlo Park City Council,

I'm delighted to hear that you are actively considering the ways in
which the city can do its part to reduce its impact on the
environment. I hope you will sign the Mayors Climate Protection
Agreement and join our neighboring cities in the Green Ribbon Task
Force, both to help our neighbors and also to benefit from their
expertise and investment in addressing this problem.

Alaina Sloo
1143 Woodland Ave, Menlo Park

> The City of Menlo Park is currently considering how it can help
> address climate change and we have an important opportunity to
> encourage the city to be proactive. Next Tuesday, February 13th,
> Menlo Park's City Council will consider two initial climate change
> actions as follows:
>
> 1) Signing the Mayors Climate Protection Agreement.
>
> 2) Establishing a community-based Green Ribbon Task Force to
> investigate the most effective actions for Menlo Park to reduce
> greenhouse gas emissions.
> Neighboring cities, including Palo Alto, Portola Valley, and San
> Mateo, have already taken these actions, and more than 380 cities
> across the country, representing nearly every state, have signed the
> Mayors Climate Protection Agreement.
>
>
> If you are concerned about climate change and you would like to see
> Menlo Park take action, please take personal action in any, or all, of
> the following three ways:
>
Received on Thu Feb 8 02:00:08 2007