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Climate Change is Not Going Away

Californians have been staggered by the impacts of climate change. Extreme heat; profound drought; catastrophic wildfire; bomb cyclones and severe flooding; and sea level rise, coastal erosion, and landslides have plagued the state with increasing frequency to the point, at times, of feeling virtually nonstop. The results have been nonstop as well, with loss of human life, loss of crucial biodiversity, damage to infrastructure, and disruption of local economies widespread.

As part of the Healthy World For All community, you know this because you read about these issues all the time on HWFA’s website and in its social media streams. You know how important it is that Californians keep up their efforts to prepare for and adapt to the global changes we all face, while making sure that the solutions are equitable in nature and application. And you know that it is equally important that our leaders stay focused on these things that matter most to all of us.

Let Our Leaders Know
What Matters to You!

As we all face the threats of climate change and biodiversity loss, it is critical that our leaders remain focused on solutions. Better preparing our communities to adapt to drought, heat, and wildfire while also preparing them for the extreme weather swings that will only be more common in the future. Ensuring that our coastal communities are ready for more flooding in the near-term and are more resilient in the face of sea-level rise for the long-term. Also, our leaders must continue to ensure the protection of the natural world that forms the basis for all life. And they must do these things in ways that will guarantee the goals of equity and access.

Sending the note below will tell the governor and other elected leaders in Sacramento that these issues remain important to you and encourage them to make the right choices to address them.

California Climate Action Plan 202
Send a Note Now!

Dear Governor Newsom and California Legislators:

Californians face a raft of climate change-driven challenges that threaten our communities, livelihoods, and even our lives. It is crucial, as you lead us forward, that you continue to make decisions that address them as effectively as possible.

I expect you to continue to prepare our communities to adapt to drought and extreme heat, and become wildfire resilient, while also preparing them for the extreme weather swings that we continue to experience. I want you to ensure that our coastal communities are prepared for more flooding in the near-term and are made more resilient in the face of sea-level rise for the long-term. And I want you to continue to protect California’s natural resources, making sure that you do so in ways that will guarantee access to nature for all Californians.

Your thoughtful and decisive leadership on these important and related issues will ensure that we face these challenges together and successfully.

Respectfully,