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If Senator Collins, the Chair of the powerful Senate Homeland Security Committee, would say no to the chemical lobby, Congress would have a much better chance of passing a chemical security law that would protect the millions of Americans. But she�s under tremendous pressure to support the chemical industry bill or no bill at all.

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Dear Senator Collins,

Dear Senator Collins (R-ME), I strongly urge you to co-sponsor and vote for an amendment to S. 2145 to ensure the use of safer, cost-effective technologies to reduce the terrible consequences of a terrorist attack at a chemical plant. Currently, your bill relies solely on conventional security � guards, gates, and fences � which won�t reduce the staggering loss of life and injuries from a successful terrorist attack at a chemical plant. Fortunately, by using safer technologies we can dramatically reduce these risks and protect our communities. According to the EPA, there are at least 100 chemical plants in the U.S. that each threaten a million or more people! The chemical security bill (H.R. 5695) adopted by the House Homeland Security Committee would take advantage of safer technologies to address these risks. Please let me know how you intend to vote.

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