🚨🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨🚨🚨

Congresswoman Clarke just introduced new legislation
to address climate change and advocate for climate justice here
and around the world.

“Climate change is a global crisis, and it is our
duty in Congress to take bold steps to safeguard our communities
from the future implications of climate change. My legislation
will require the Department of Homeland Security recognize and
take action against the growing threat of climate change to our
national security and general welfare.”

— Rep. Yvette Clarke

Will you stand with Yvette in her fight to address
the effects of the global climate crisis here and abroad? Add
your name to this petition to become a citizen co-signer of her
newest legislation!
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The Department of Homeland Security Climate Change
Research Act is meant to protect the American public from the
global climate crisis that will disproportionately affect Black
and brown communities as well as mitigate global impacts.

We must address the multi-faceted threat of the
global climate crisis head-on and prepare to protect the people
most at risk of bearing the brunt of its effects. Doing so
requires that we also consider the geopolitical implications as
millions of people may be displaced because of our changing
climate, and we will need to prepare for handling those
refugees.

Climate change is not only an existential threat to
our planet; it is also a major national security risk. If you
agree we must tackle the climate crisis and all its
implications, add your name to support Yvette’s latest bill!
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— Team Clarke

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