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Three Strikes Is Too Many; SEVEN TIMES Is Too Much

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[The following is a paid advertisement.]

Three different times, the Illinois legislature has rejected a proposal put forward by out-of-state energy company Tenaska to build the Taylorville Energy Center. This “clean coal” plant would leave Illinois families, businesses and government agencies paying up to SEVEN TIMES today’s market price for electricity.

When the legislature meets November 29, Tenaska will try once again to get Illinois consumers to foot the bill for their coal plant, which Illinois doesn’t need.

Please take a moment now to contact your legislator and let them know you oppose the Taylorville Energy Center. Here are the facts:

$286 million per year

making it harder to create jobs.

Tenaska wants Illinois consumers to pay

two-tenths of one percent

Your voice matters in stopping this legislation. Thanks for letting your legislator know that you oppose the Taylorville Energy Center.

Visit www.STOPCoalition.com to learn more.

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Thursday, Nov 17, 11 @ 3:05 pm

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