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When to Vote, Where to Vote, and What to Bring
Next week's election will be the most significant of our lifetimes -- and America's energy future is certain to be profoundly influenced by its outcome. Make sure your voice is heard.
Whether you want to vote early, by mail, or in person at your neighborhood polling place, you can find out where to go with just a couple of keystrokes -- at GoVote.org
Already, early voting turnout is setting records, and a high turnout is expected on Election Day. Check out GoVote.org and vote early to beat the rush.
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Calling All Energy Voters: Join Al Gore Online on October 29th
The fight for clean energy has many fronts, but the most crucial one at the moment is the ballot box. No one understands this better than our favorite Nobel Peace laureate, Al Gore. He'll be inspiring thousands on a live webcast Wednesday night, October 29th, at 8 p.m. Eastern. The event is hosted by Power Vote, a national non-partisan effort to elevate the discussion of climate change in the 2008 election, and by the We Campaign.
Find out how you can attend a webcast party.
Letters to the Next President
 The world will be watching as Americans vote in a new president a week from now, and already world leaders are hoping to welcome back the United States to the community of nations. SIERRA magazine has gathered "Letters to the Next U.S. President" from Wen Bo, Homero Aridjis, and seven other environmental leaders, who collectively urge the United States to reassert itself as an environmental leader.
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Watch Our New Video: Don’t Let Coal Con You 
The coal industry has spent more than $40 million on misleading advertising pushing their "clean coal" agenda. The Sierra Club has launched a website and online video that cut through the spin from the coal industry and lay down the facts on some of their most recent ads. Check out the video and then let us know what you think about coal in the comments.
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William Shatner Says "All Hands on Deck!"
Scientists say we can curb global warming and its consequences -- if we take bold, comprehensive action now that adds up to an 80 percent cut in carbon emissions by 2050, or 2 percent a year.
In a new video for the Sierra Club, William Shatner reminds us that by working together we've successfully brought the blue whale back from the brink of extinction, and that we can harness that same "can do" spirit to stop the worst effects of global warming.
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