John,
The U.S. Senate passed an incredibly disappointing $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. The bill falls far short of addressing crucial priorities for racial, economic, and climate justice.
The bill is now on its way to the House of Representatives and we need to make sure they include bold climate action that protects frontline communities and provides the investment we need to tackle the climate crisis. Send a letter to Rep. Boyle demanding he push for climate justice in the House’s version of the infrastructure bill.
Here are some parts of the bill that will actively harm the health and safety of our communities:
While the deal does include funding for some important programs, we need to push Congress to include bold climate policies that provide recovery to communities hardest hit by the climate crisis. We urgently need investments as big as the crises we face. We should be spending billions on transitioning immediately off of fossil fuels instead of doubling down on investments in dirty energy.
Send a letter to Rep. Boyle now to make sure he takes our communities’ urgent needs for clean air and water, a livable climate, and a more equitable future seriously.We cannot build back better if Congress continues supporting and expanding fossil fuel infrastructure that perpetuates environmental racism and injustice and worsens the climate emergency.
It’s up to us to make sure Congress makes investments that match the scale of the climate crisis.
With urgency,
Natalie Mebane
Associate Director of U.S. Policy
350.org
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