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To: Pruitt, ScottJPruitt.Scott@epa.gov] From' ' * @vzwpix.com Sent: `wed 4/19/2017 3:33:48 PM text O.txt EDJ301744_00791593 Hi, My name is Sarah Hubert. I am a constituent in Brooklyn, NY. I'm writing today to discuss the Paris Climate Agreement. Politicians from both sides of the aisle have agreed that climate change is a growing global crisis that threatens the health, well-being, and security of every human being on the planet. The 2016 ratification of the Paris Agreement was an unprecedented global response to climate change. The Agreement's 143 signatories, including the United States, formally committed to reducing their greenhouse gas emissions to slow the pace of climate change. When the United States ratified the Agreement last October, President Obama remarked, "If we follow through on the commitments this agreement embodies, history will judge it as a turning point for our planet." Withdrawing from the Agreement would represent a very different kind of turning point-a moment when our nation refused to meet the pressing threat of climate change head-on, committing instead to protecting the interests of fossil fuel companies. I'm urging the United States to remain a signatory to the Paris Climate Agreement. For the sake of our economy, health, and national security, the United States must continue to lead the global fight against climate change. Thank you for your time and consideration. rSarah.Hul?.eEL.., i Ex. 6 - Personal Privacy j Brookiy n 11215 ED_001744_00791594