With the federal government fully captured by corporate polluters, it’s on states like California to lead the way on climate action. We’re organizing Jewish communities across California to help make sure fossil fuel corporations pay their fair share, advocate for investments in clean energy, and end neighborhood drilling.
Pass the Climate Superfund Bill, which would require the biggest fossil fuel polluters to pay their fair share to cover the costs of climate damages in our state. Call your legislators, hold in-district meetings, or host an educational event in your community.
We support the Community Renewable Energy Program Act, which would lower energy costs and get community solar + storage projects off the ground.
The The California Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM) must moving forward toward full implementation of the public health and safety protections in SB 1137.
In California, we know: Climate change is here. The cost of the Los Angeles fires alone is likely to exceed $250 billion. Right now California taxpayers unfairly shoulder the cost of climate disasters – while big fossil fuel polluters continue to rake in profits and worsen the crisis.
It’s time for California to pass the Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Bill, which will make the world’s biggest fossil fuel polluters pay their fair share to cover the costs of climate damages in our state.
The Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Bill (SB 684/ AB 1243) will protect Californians and help lower costs by funding critical climate solutions, including transitioning to clean energy and building disaster resilience, sustainable infrastructure, and support for workers and communities suffering from climate disasters.
Have you called your legislators yet to ask for their support? Do it today with our easy call tool, then share it far-and-wide with your friends and community.
We’re organizing in-district meetings with key legislators who hold decision making power in the passage of this bill. Join or organize an in-district meeting with your legislators.
Host events to educate your community about this bill, collect messages to legislators, and beyond.
