Given that California has a historic budget surplus of over $97 billion, now is the time to make a down payment on our future and double down on our climate investment. Governor Newsom’s budget proposals are historic but insufficient to meet our biggest challenge: making California fossil fuel free in a way that is economically and racially just. We need to invest 5% of the state budget on climate. Watch our video to learn more about what a Climate Courage Budget entails.
MAY REVISION REACTION: EnviroVoters Urges Governor, Lawmakers to Put Massive Budget Surplus to Work Fighting Climate Change
“It’s exciting to see an even bigger climate investment proposed today but Governor Newsom and lawmakers must double down on investments in clean air, energy, transportation, and other infrastructure. But more is needed. This is an existential threat and their job is to ensure victory in the fight. Saving California requires a budget with many unprecedented actions. We have the know-how and the resources. We just need leaders to unleash them by passing a Climate Courage Budget that invests at least $75 billion over five years.”
ICYMI: CA Environmental Voters CEO Mary Creasman Op-Ed Urges a Climate Courage Budget
“…only a massive investment in climate solutions can overcome the massive threats of wildfires, drought, extreme heat, and pollution.” “Another future is possible. Californians need our Governor, Senate and Assembly leaders to summon the climate courage needed to save our state.”
EnviroVoters California Primary Election Guide: Getting Ready to Vote
At EnviroVoters, we are on a path to gain a climate majority in the State Legislature. Check out these election resources to make sure you’re ready to vote in the California Primaries:
Q&A with Assemblymember and Democracy Champion Mike Fong
Assemblymember Mike Fong is leading the charge to close the participation gap for youth and people of color, who are underrepresented in our democracy, by calling for an $85 million investment in voter education and outreach. He spoke to EnviroVoters about how to make our democracy more representative and where non-English languages fit in:
Watch: Badass In Green Honorees
On April 28, California Environmental Voters will host its annual Badass In Green Awards to celebrate leaders and innovators in the climate justice movement. Watch the videos to learn more about these Badass climate champions.
California Environmental Voters to Celebrate Visionary Leaders and Innovators at Badass In Green Awards
The California Environmental Voters (EnviroVoters) will celebrate leaders in the fight for climate justice at its annual Badass in Green awards ceremony. The event will take place at SmogShoppe in Los Angeles on Thursday, April 28 with participants joining from around the state.
Celebrating Earth Day Every Day
When you think of Earth Day, what do you think of? For us at EnviroVoters, everyday is Earth Day, and we’re hoping you can join us in celebrating it all month, not just Earth Day on April 22. Here are some things you can do and ways to stay engaged in the fight to solve the climate crisis and protect our environment for the whole month of Earth Day:
Female Champions Leading the Climate Movement
The climate movement is full of female champions. To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting a few of the many women delivering climate solutions.
California Environmental Voters Responds to SEC Proposal to Require Disclosure of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
California Environmental Voters (EnviroVoters) released the following statement today in response to a climate disclosure proposal from the Securities and Exchange Commission. The proposed rule would require all publicly traded companies to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions and the risks they face from climate change.
What Is the Scoping Plan? And Why Is It Important?
The 2022 Scoping Plan is instrumental for California to become carbon neutral by 2045. This is important because achieving carbon neutrality will be a boon for the state and for the fight against climate change, putting California on a path to a just transition toward a clean energy economy for all. But what is the Scoping Plan?










