Indivisible Tri Valley is joining forces with local organizations to produce the Tri Valley Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Town Hall, one of dozens that will occur statewide this year. The event is free to participants.
The Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act would hold major fossil fuel companies accountable for their share of climate damages to our state, and reinvest that money in community resilience, clean energy, the essential workers responding to climate disasters, and much more. As an Indivisible Youth leader Freyjaa Kirti, senior at Granada High School, stated, “You break it, you fix it”. Register Here https://actionnetwork.org/events/tri-valley-polluters-pay-townhall
What to Expect:
- Powerful Stories: Hear from diverse local speakers on the frontlines of health, planning, youth activism, biodiversity and more
- Energetic Education: Learn exactly how a "Polluters Pay" policy works with keynote speaker Dr. Clair Brown, professor of Economics at U.C. Berkeley
- Interactive Action: Expect speaker spotlights, engaging activities for all ages, and facilitated discussion tables
- Community Growth: Connect with other members of your community who are serious about accountability for climate disasters, climate action, and winning the transformative investments we all need.
This is a family-friendly event.
From devastating fires and floods to extreme heat and more intense storms, climate change is here, and the costs are only rising for Californians statewide. The world's biggest fossil fuel polluters are overwhelmingly responsible for this intensifying climate devastation, but right now, it’s taxpayers and families struggling to rebuild who are footing the bill. Explore the civic strategies needed to flip the script. Register to join the email list for future gatherings and resources.