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Energy Workers Fight for Their Jobs

by Jane Van Ryan
Sep. 2, 2010

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Plans are underway for upcoming rallies to be held in Canton, Ohio, on September 7 and Farmington, N.M. and Joliet, Ill., on September 8. In the meantime, check out the video below from yesterday's kick-off rallies in Texas.

Thousands of America's energy workers attended the rallies in Houston, Port Arthur and Corpus Christi, and many expressed their sincere concern for America's energy future.

Rallies are being held in five states during September. More information is available on the Rally for Jobs website.

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