The falsehoods, errors, and misrepresentations in discussions of climate change and energy issues within the US debate are almost too numerous to count. They range from the most shallow (“CO2 is necessary for life, how can you call it to pollution.”) to “reports” and books of 100s of pages which require close reading of the footnotes to discover the games that have been played to give truth to the old adage “lies, damned lies, and statistics”. NRDC just put up a new website which offers the promise of serving as a clearing house for work documenting and dissecting these distortions, hopefully in real time, as the climate change debate heats up and continues. Check out (and contribute to?) Fight Clean Energy Smears.
Also relatively new on the scene, the Clean Energy Works campaign to help promote national understanding of the value and benefits of clean energy choices.
And, the Consequence09 campaign 
to mobilize the youth voice for supporting strong action on climate change.