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Public comments submitted on behalf of Environment America supporters Proposed rule: 2020-08-13 Energy Conservation Program: Test Procedure for Showerheads; Notice of proposed rulemaking and announcement of public meeting Comment: Now is not the time to go backwards on standards that reduce emissions and cut back on needless water and energy waste. I urge you to protect consumers and our planet by maintaining showerhead efficiency standards. Number of comments submitted: 10,184 The above comment is submitted on behalf of the 10,184 undersigned. Alabama Don Hunter, Arab Mark Godbolt, Ashford Julie Watts, Auburn Lorna Wood, Auburn Judy Cacioppo , Bessemer Jeanne Averhart, Birmingham Maggie Brawley, Birmingham George Corra, Birmingham Richard Grooms, Birmingham Stephen Hunt, Birmingham William Hutchings, Birmingham Carol Leonis, Birmingham M. Pezrow, Birmingham Beverly Scott, Birmingham Pam Turbeville, Birmingham Ian Brown, Cheadle John Zippert, Eutaw Beth Olson, Fairhope Miranda O'shields, Fort Payne Tina Rogers, Harvest Darby Stone, Harvest Edward Markushewski, Huntsville Robert Miles, Huntsville Pauline Mountain, Huntsville Linda Sledz, La Mure Sharen Oxman, Lillian Estefania Parras, London Leroy Jones, Mobile James Mondragon, Pelham William McDaniel, Pike Road Lauren Richie, Pleasant Grove Vanessa Aguiar, Ponta Delgada Amy Hagan, Prattville Lawrence Deng, San Jose Martine Smet, Sint-Niklaas Harold Robinson, Talladega Brittni Palmore, Trussville James Tucker, Tuscaloosa Doyla Rosati, Winfield Alaska Christoff Jefferis, Anchorage Kimberly McConkey, Anchorage Marta McCracken, Anchorage Sally Mead, Anchorage Shea Nace, Anchorage Robert Rees, Anchorage Carlton Russell, Anchorage Aase Dane, Cantwell Ananthanarayanan Ramakrishnan, Chennai Steven Lambert, Eagle River Gary Moore, Eagle River Marc Dumas, Fairbanks Susan Vogt, Fairbanks John Erben, Juneau Brenda Johnson, Juneau Maureen Knutsen, Naknek C.J. 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