From Peter Welch <[email protected]>
Subject Our first heat wave of the season
Date August 5, 2022 3:01 PM
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Hello,

We recently had our first heat wave of the season in Vermont—six
consecutive days of the temperature being 90 degrees or higher. And
because of climate change, these heat waves are growing more common and
more extreme. 

In fact, the average number of heat wave days in Vermont is projected to
increase from 10 a year currently, to nearly 50 days a year by 2050. Not
only is this rise in temperatures damaging for the environment, but it
also affects our livelihoods and quality of life. 

This is why I’ve been fighting for a Green New Deal. Because climate change is the existential
threat of our time. We must come together and demand that Congress act
with urgency to address this, and that’s what I’ll do on my first day in
the Senate. [ [link removed] ]If you can, will you chip in $5 or more to help build a
movement for a Green New Deal?

[ [link removed] ]CHIP IN 


Rising temperatures affect all of us. But for Vermont’s most vulnerable
communities—people experiencing homelessness, the elderly, the chronically
ill, those who lack transportation and air conditioning—the sweltering
heat can be life or death. That gets even more concerning when you
consider that Burlington is ranked among the top “heat islands” in the
country. 

Every
American—no matter who they voted for, no matter their ZIP code—deserves
to live on a sustainable planet. 

A Green New Deal would provide the opportunity to invest in sustainable
housing infrastructure and create good jobs that fight climate change. We
can establish a national renewable energy standard, accelerate the
adoption of electric vehicles, and more. But we need Congress to
acknowledge the urgency of this moment, and Republicans in Washington to
stop burying their heads in the sand.

I’m proud to be an original cosponsor of the Green New Deal—I hope you’ll
chip in [ [link removed] ]whatever you can to send me to the Senate to go get the job
done.

Thanks so much,
 
Peter
 


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