If you’re a politician or media figure who sets up the LGBTQ community to be hated and feared - not because any of us ever harmed you but because you find it useful - then don’t you dare act surprised when this kind of violence follows.
Don’t you dare act surprised.
Yesterday over 40 people came together to discuss climate priorities for the 2023 session. It was especially heartening to see so many potential new legislators eager to get to work! #vtpoli#ActOnClimate
If you want to learn more about this ongoing work, please feel free to email Jane Lazorchak at [email protected]
Zoom Virtual Meeting Option
Register in advance for this meeting:
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Climate Action Plan Public Forum
April 13, 2022, 12:00 pm
The Vermont Climate Council is holding public forums on April 12 and April 13 to share information about its ongoing work and to hear from Vermonters across the state. #vtpoli 1/4
Use the link below to register for an early evening session on April 12 or lunch session on April 13. Please note, these meetings will be in English, but the Council is continuing to explore ways to reach more Vermonters by offering future engagement events in multiple languages
The people most familiar with Vermont’s climate plan are not confident that the state will meet its 2025 emission reduction requirement. https://t.co/xJFn5fk3Tj
"global emissions need to drop 45% by the end of this decade compared to 1990 levels. But recent data show that despite rapid growth in renewable energy, total emissions are going up, not down amid rising energy demand & the expansion of fossil fuel use." https://t.co/2JlGvAOfVc
Vermont’s Environmental Justice Bill (S.148) just gained initial Senate approval by voice vote. It’s about time for Vermont to join the other 42 states that have enacted environmental justice legislation! Special thanks to Senators @Bray4VT, @SenatorBalint, and @KeshaRam!
Check out this OpEd from Climate Solutions Caucus member Rep. Scott Campbell: Clean Heat Standard will help put our house in order https://t.co/mHDSn3I28h #vtpoli
🌲H.606 passes the House 🌳
Today the House gave final approval to H.606, the Community Resilience and Biodiversity Protection Act, which sets a goal of conserving 30% of our lands by 2030 and 50% by 2050. #vtpoli
Did we mention the need to “Think Global, Act Local” !? Learn more about this topic in the recent Climate Solutions conversation with our co-chairs @copelandhanzas and @SenatorCP and guest Steve Maier. Produced by @bobthegreenguy. Watch here:
https://t.co/7PISWPYale
Climate change is a local issue- get out and vote today Vermonters! Many of our Climate Solutions Caucus members started in local office, and we strive to stay connected with our community energy committees and grassroots organizations. #thinkglobalactlocal#vtpoli
If we want to protect Vermont's environment we need new strategies to stay warm in winter. The Clean Heat Standard is an innovative approach that emerged from the Climate Action Plan. Here's our interview with VT Gas CEO Neale Lunderville, take a look. https://t.co/izIUE5HS3F
My first @NewYorker climate newsletter is...off the presses? Into the ether? Airborne? Anyway, you can read it now--it's free, and it will arrive weekly.
Thanks to a fine crew of editors, and to Christiana Figueres @cfigueres for an opening interview
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