Environmental Defense Goes on Offense

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NEW YORK In an election where military service, homeland security and the war in Iraq are capturing most of the headlines, Environmental Defense reminds voters that we also have an environment to protect.

The environmental organization today broke an ad on The New York Times op-ed page calling for “A Teddy Roosevelt for our oceans,” and drawing attention to a National Oceans Commission report dedicated to protecting fish populations, coastal economies and marine ecosystems.

Ad copy, which accompanies an illustration of two life preservers strung together in the shape of eyeglasses, asks both President Bush and Senator John Kerry “to demonstrate the vision of Teddy Roosevelt and offer their concrete plans to conserve America’s ocean legacy.”

“This





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