Events from January 31, 2018 – March 13, 2018 – Page 4 – For The Generations

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In 2021, the people of New York voted overwhelmingly to pass the New York Green Amendment and with it, constitutional recognition and protection to our inalienable human right to clean water and air, and a healthful environment.Passage of the New York Green Amendment was truly “a dream realized”.Since that magical moment, when the people of New York exercised our democratic rights to amend our state constitution, government leaders have failed to join us in our environmental protection and environmental justice goals.Rather than uplift, defend and embrace our New York Green Amendment, the NY State Attorney General has gone to court with legal arguments that seek to undermine and narrow it.Please sign on to urge the NY Attorney General to embrace the NY Green Amendment as an empowering opportunity to better protect the people of New York, to address environmental racism, and to create a legacy of protection for all generations of New Yorkers.nygreenamendment.org/act-now/new-yorks-green-amendment-needs-your-voice/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Is there a data center proposal near you and are you wondering how you can raise the alarm and mobilize your community to fight back? Join our Ambassador training session, March 31st where we will give tips and work through how you can talk about data centers to your neighbors.Sign up here:Mar 31, 2026 06:00 PM ET ... See MoreSee Less

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Ambassador Training: Talking About Data Centers in Green Amendment Outreach. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

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In this Ambassador training, learn how you can talk about Green Amendments in your data center advocacy and spread awareness about how Green Amendments offer powerful protections when there are gaps i...

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Green Amendments For The Generations

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HB2151 Is Still Moving Through The PA Legislature and We Need You To Say No AGAINThe bill language has changed but its issues have not:• The removal of the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) as the author of a model ordinance is an improvement, but replacing it with the Local Government Commission is still a concern. Legislators are split across the board on their positions on data centers, so whose interest will this ordinance be written for?• The current language states that municipalities can opt out of using the specific language of the model ordinance, but then what is the need for a law in the first place ? The concern continues industry could cite to the model ordinance to challenge communities in how they have or have not implemented a similar ordinance. • The state can provide model ordinance guidelines right now, there is no need to pass legislation to do so.Call Your Representatives Todaybit.ly/FINDMYPAREP ... See MoreSee Less

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