California Climate Commitment 2.0? Looking Toward a Fair and Sustainable Climate Budgeting Policy

Commitment at Risk – Budgeting for Climate Action in Challenging Times

California at a Crossroads: Unleashing Climate Progress in Transportation Planning

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<li>Put 100 percent of our taxpayer dollars to work in a manner that is consistent with our state’s climate goals</li>
<li>Enact and build on the Governor’s 2022-2023 $37B Climate Budget</li>
<li>Develop a $100B 3-year transformative climate investment package for 2023</li>
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California must stop treating climate as a niche spending category, separate from the primary functioning of the state. Every taxpayer dollar spent is connected to the climate crisis. We need a bold, integrated investment strategy that puts 100% of our state budget to work in ways that advance California’s clean energy objectives, fostering equity and prosperity, and building more resilient communities.

<h3>Join the movement to help re-establish California as a global leader on climate — we will share more information and ways to get involved soon.</h3>

Every dollar of our state government spending can help in the fight against the climate crisis. If we rise to this challenge, we will build a more resilient, equitable, and prosperous California.

California Climate Commitment 2.0? Looking Toward a Fair and Sustainable Climate Budgeting Policy

Commitment at Risk – Budgeting for Climate Action in Challenging Times

California at a Crossroads: Unleashing Climate Progress in Transportation Planning

Join the movement to help re-establish California as a global leader on climate — we will share more information and ways to get involved soon.