A moratorium on fossil fuel extraction in Wyoming isn't the end of the world, but lawmakers that refuse to create new streams of revenue and opportunity are. We need a just transition for our workers and communities who kept the lights on for so long. https://t.co/HmVaOiElZJ
Karlee Provenza
@Provenza4Wyomin · WY · H
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CoverageJan 25, 2021 to Feb 3, 2023
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It’s time to shift our efforts towards building industries and revenue structures that provide communities the same benefits that coal once did. https://t.co/d14hkqyOTB
Gripping onto the past with policies that protect coal is anti-Wyoming. If you want to fight for workers and communities, then fight for their future!
Our strong grip onto the past that fossil fuels once provided us is also our death grip on the future for the people of Wyoming. We could be looking for solutions for jobs, communities, our budget deficit, but we are too busy choking our futures to death on BS lawsuits! STOP IT! https://t.co/HwP4mQZzjU
“Carbon recapture isn’t something that we’ve seen very scientifically supported across the globe,” she said. “I think that there’s better use of our resources to try and move toward a more diverse energy stream.” https://t.co/9mmUw9kHBi
Our death grip on the dying fossil fuel industry isn't cheap. Fortunately, you can still do something about it. Public comment regarding PacifiCorp<U+2019>s request for the 0.5% surcharge ends on April 22 and can be sent to wpsc_comments@wyo.gov. Learn more here: https://t.co/xtvMkHtExx
“Carbon recapture isn’t something that we’ve seen very scientifically supported across the globe,” she said. “I think that there’s better use of our resources to try and move toward a more diverse energy stream.” https://t.co/9mmUw9kHBi
I am streaming the House session live on instagram in an effort to be transparent. The power is out so we<U+2019>re not on YouTube or microphones. My apologies for the inconvenience! Darn unreliable coal power <U+0001F609> https://t.co/B8m27POFJE
If constituents are going to spend $100/month on solving actual problems, we could probably figure out how to advance other energy industries while creating good jobs for families and communities so we don't need to continue clinging onto the past as the only solution.
@KateSherrod @JennEd501 She testified on the nuclear power bill (HB131). I did not catch her testimony. You can likely find her testimony in this meeting: https://t.co/hhwCjRHlFD