Climate change won't wait and neither can we. The House and Senate are passing comprehensive climate legislation on Thursday. https://t.co/IEPVclMGTH
Ronald Mariano
@RonMariano · MA · H
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| Environment | 3.8% | 1.4% | +2.4 pp | Over-indexed | 208 |
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The House just passed the Next Generation Climate Roadmap bill. I am proud we have not backed down from our ambitious goals and unwavering commitment to make MA a leader in climate protection and clean energy.
The House & Senate again acted to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions, lead on clean energy, & protect environmental justice communities. I want to thank @KarenSpilka for her commitment to joining the House in responding immediately to Gov. Baker’s veto of this important bill.1/2
Today, the House and Senate passed legislation which sets a 2050 net-zero greenhouse gas emissions limit and, in the process, will create clean energy jobs and protect environmental justice communities.
Today, Governor Baker signed the #NextGenRoadmap climate legislation into law. It’s been a long journey, so here’s a reminder of how this landmark bill will benefit generations to come ⬇️ https://t.co/vgJY1anV9Z
Coming from Quincy Point and being close to the Weymouth Compressor Station, one of my biggest priorities has always been protecting environmental justice communities. We are working on getting the climate bill back to the Governor’s desk. https://t.co/jFaSWKUhD3
The climate conference committee has filed its report. I'm grateful for the work of the House conferees, @rephaddad, @RepBradJones & especially the House's lead negotiator, @tomtipagolden. Read the full report here: https://t.co/JAWRHJPsog https://t.co/A0ARnCdkdG
The MA Legislature has worked hard to establish the Commonwealth as a national leader in the effort to combat climate change. Tomorrow, we will act again on this issue by passing a bill that bolsters clean energy production, while creating thousands of jobs in the process. https://t.co/b04aa1yBak
At the beginning of this legislative session, we codified into law the goal of reaching net zero carbon emissions in MA by 2050. Today, as the end of session nears, the Legislature has once again passed climate legislation that will bring us closer to achieving that goal. (1/4)
2021 was a year of both successes and new challenges. While I'm proud of what we have accomplished in my first year as Speaker, from landmark climate legislation to once in a generation investments in our economy, I know the House is committed to delivering for MA in 2022. (1/2)