Posts in October 22, 2022

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• Arizona sees progress in reducing deaths from deadly heat
• AZ elected officials and veterans call for federal funding to protect citizens from extreme weather and rising energy costs instead of investing in fossil fuels
• US Senators Warren, Padilla, Schumer, Schatz, King,  Heinrich launch investigation into Trump adminstatrtion efforts to abandon offshore wind projects
• California sends Notice of Intent to file second lawsuit challenging Trump administration’s unlawful offshore wind lease buyout
• Eight State Attorney Generals issue notices of intent to sue Trump administration for cancelling offshore wind leases
• Air Force Reserve Veteran/ GA State Sen. Anderson and health expert speak out to protect people from toxic chemicals
• Looking beyond politics: How offshore wind can help lower energy costs, op-ed by Arcata Vice Mayor Stacy Atkins Salazar
• Gov. Green Signs Bills to Support Hawaiʻi’s Film Industry and Economic Development
• Environmental justice issues raised over data centers targeting rural NM
• Maine climate group: U.S. coal investment a step in wrong direction
• BioLab disaster fuels fight for chemical safety in Georgia and the nation
• Victory for Offshore Wind: Trump Administration Falters in the Court of Law Again 
• NM Rep.Vasquez Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Protect Public Lands from Being Sold Off in Backdoor Deals
• The hope for humanity’s future is Disclosure Day’s purpose
• PFAS is a killer that struck my family – it needs to be controlled with the Toxic Standards Chemical Act
• California to stay the course on offshore wind for energy security, jobs and a clean-power future