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Climate Legislation Forum

Feb 25, 2019 | ,

Climate Legislation Forum

The Metrowest Node of 350 Massachusetts is holding a climate legislation forum from 7 to 9 p.m March 1 at First Parish Framingham, 24 Vernon St.

State Sens. Karen Spilka and Jamie Eldridge and state Reps. Maria Robinson, Jack Lewis and Carmine Gentile will outline the environmental and climate-related legislation for the current session on Beacon Hill. They will take questions from the audience.

Proposed legislation includes more community solar, repair of the methane gas leaks, an increase of the renewable energy portfolio, opposition to a pipeline tax, carbon pricing, divestment from fossil fuels and more.

350MA MetroWest node holds monthly public meetings around the region to energize learners, supporters and activists.

For more info about climate change and the 350 Massachusetts Metrowest node, contact  or visit https://facebook.com/350MAMetrowestNode.

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