SB 100 --- Move California to 100% Clean Electricity!
- da: Mothers Out Front
- destinatario: California State Senate, California
Save SB 100 --- Move California to 100% Clean Electricity!
Tell the California State Senate to defend our leadership on clean energy by voting NO on SB 386.
Special interests are pushing SB 386 to create a loophole in SB 100, California's landmark new climate law, which mandates that 60% of CA's electricity come from renewable energy sources by 2030.
SB 100 was carefully written to EXCLUDE big dams from counting as renewable energy—that way we can drive up demand for new solar, wind & geothermal projects to create thousands of new jobs, clean up our air & drive down the cost of renewable energy.
Sign our petition to #SaveSB100 and ensure #NoOnSB386!
and
Click here for a call-script & to identify YOUR CA state senator.
Goal: 1000's of calls to all the CA state senators.
CALL NOW!
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As devastating wildfires sweep across our state, fueled by climate-driven drought, extreme heat and high winds, the need for action on climate change has never been more urgent. We need to accelerate our transition to 100% clean energy ASAP.
In 2015, the state legislature passed SB 350, which set the goal that 50 percent of California's electricity come from renewable energy sources by 2030. The California Energy Commission estimates that already 30 percent of California's electricity in 2017 was derived from renewable sources.
In 2018, the state legislature passed SB100 and governor signed SB 100 in to law. SB100 will move the 60 percent goal to 2030 for renewable energy and also require that 100 percent of the state's electricity be generated by clean energy sources by 2045.
A super majority of Californians (72% adults, 67% likely voters) support the 100% goal according to recent polling by the Public Policy Institute of California (p. 19).
We can do this! California needs everyone's support, starting with our Sacramento decision makers.
Sign our petition to #SaveSB100 and ensure #NoOnSB386!
California Mothers Out Front Website: ca.mothersoutfront.org
California 100% Clean Energy Coalition Website: ca100.org
Thank you!
Given the devastating fires, our state needs to step up its climate goals.
Will you email THIS WEEK to urge Governor Newsom to support 100% clean energy by 2030?
SB 100 was our most ambitious energy bill committing us to a target of 100% clean energy by 2045 but we can do better.
Join us in sending an email:
You can that here
https://govapps.gov.ca.gov/gov40mail/
Just follow the link and submit a comment saying:
"I want 100% clean energy by 2030"
EMAIL ASAP THIS WEEK!
Urge your local senator to OPPOSE SB 386 to defend CA’s new landmark climate law, SB 100, from attack by a bill (SB 386) that would gut it. CA must remain a climate leader, not roll back our renewable energy goals.
Click here: https://ca.mothersoutfront.org/no_on_sb_386
for a call-script & to identify YOUR CA state senator.
Goal: 1000’s of calls to all the CA state senators.
CALL NOW!
Special interests are pushing SB 386 to create a loophole in SB 100, California's landmark new climate law, which mandates 60% renewable energy by 2030.
SB 100 was carefully written to encourage more new solar, wind & geothermal projects, create thousands of new jobs, reduce the cost of renewable energy, & clean up our air.
Sign our petition to #SaveSB100 and ensure #NoOnSB386!!!
https://ca.mothersoutfront.org/defend_sb_100
We received 25,943 signatures on our petition to Assemblymember Low (who did vote for it!). The bill passed the Assembly & Governor Brown signed.
Next, please call Gov. Brown at (916) 445-2841 to thank him & ask him to now END all permits for new oil & gas drilling and protect communities from fossil fuel extraction. Then sign this petition: http://brownslastchance.org/?source=org-signup&referrer=mothers-out-front-california
THANK YOU!
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