We saw for ourselves

We've had two conventions and two debates. There are two plans and one stark choice. Which do you think is the right way forward?

Now we've all seen for ourselves how President Obama's and Mitt Romney's plans for our environment and our energy future stack up, the contrast couldn't be clearer.

At their debates, the presidential candidates gave voters some things to think about.

On oil and gas permits on public lands: "I'll double them."
- Mitt Romney, First presidential debate, 10/3/2012
"The oil industry gets $4 billion a year in corporate welfare. Does anybody think that Exxon Mobil needs some extra money? Why wouldn't we want to eliminate that?"
- President Obama, First presidential debate, 10/3/12
"By the way, I like coal."
- Mitt Romney, First presidential debate, 10/3/2012
"We've got to look at the energy sources of the future, like wind and solar."
- President Obama, First presidential debate, 10/3/12
I'll "fight for oil, coal and natural gas."
- Mitt Romney, Second presidential debate, 10/16/2012
"We doubled fuel efficiency standards on cars... we've doubled clean energy production like wind and solar."
- President Obama, Second presidential debate, 10/16/12

I'll do my part

All elections are about choices, and in the 2012 presidential race, the two candidates have given voters an incredibly stark choice. That's why I'm doing all I can to make sure that President Obama's vision for our health and environment is the one that wins on Election Day.

I'll Donate to the Sierra Club, so they can get the candidates' records and plans in front of more voters
I'll Vote for President Obama and all the candidates who value our health and environment
I'll Share this side-by-side comparison image with my friends and family, so they can see the contrast for themselves