Emergency Climate Resolutions
In 2019 eight of nine jurisdictions in Sonoma County passed emergency climate resolutions focusing on a just transition away from fossil fuels and urgent collaborative climate mobilization efforts. Rohnert Park is the only jurisdiction in Sonoma County that has not yet passed a resolution.
September 10, 2018, the State of California’s Governor Brown issued an executive order establishing a 2045 statewide target to achieve carbon neutrality, and on the same day, Senate Bill 100 was passed, which sets a 100% clean electricity goal for the State by 2045.
September 10, 2018, the State of California’s Governor Brown issued an executive order establishing a 2045 statewide target to achieve carbon neutrality, and on the same day, Senate Bill 100 was passed, which sets a 100% clean electricity goal for the State by 2045.
Legislative Action
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Find Your Representatives
Speak up for climate justice. By building an unstoppable wave of public pressure we can direct our civic leaders into action that supports a sustainable and equitable future for all. This happens one conversation at a time. Let your representatives know what you think. |
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Jurisdictions of Sonoma County
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Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
575 Administration Drive, Rm 100A Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Telephone: 707-565-2241 Fax: 707-565-3778 1st District: Susan Gorin Susan.Gorin@sonoma-county.org 2nd District: David Rabbitt David.Rabbitt@sonoma-county.org 3rd District: Shirlee Zane Shirlee.Zane@sonoma-county.org 4th District: James Gore James.Gore@sonoma-county.org 5th District: Lynda Hopkins Lynda.Hopkins@sonoma-county.org |
City of Cloverdale
City Council City of Cotati
City Council Rohnert Park
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Town of Windsor
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