Friend, I spent the past week all the way on the other side of the country, representing EnviroVoters at New York Climate Week!

New York Climate Week has been held every year by The Climate Group since 2009, bringing together international leaders from government, business, and NGOs alongside the UN General Assembly to discuss climate action, and I had the privilege of attending this year.

The week was filled with panels, events, and conversations about current climate progress and what needs to be done next to fight the climate crisis.

I wrote up a blog detailing my experience speaking to government officials, business leaders, and nonprofit representatives from around the world, and I’d love it if you could take a moment to read it!

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I also got the chance to interview some of California’s bravest and most impactful climate champions — the authors of the Climate Corporate Accountability Package, Senators Scott Wiener, Lena Gonzalez, and Henry Stern!

These Senators were given so much recognition this year for their transformative climate bills that it really became clear to me how much the entire world is looking to California to be the global leader in climate progress.

Friend, take a moment to check out my blog and watch my interview clips to learn more about the future of climate action >> 

Thanks for reading!

Erika Guzman Cornejo
Press Associate
California Environmental Voters

California Environmental Voters
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