What would you recommend to someone who is interested in implementing proportional representation in their city? Where should they start?
What would you recommend to someone who is interested in implementing proportional representation in their city? Where should they start?
New @sightline.org report w/ @emilymoore.bsky.social!π₯ Policy tools to β¬οΈ #wildfire risk in the PNW: steer development away from risky areas, strengthen building codes, rebuild safer post-disaster, disclose hazard to renters/buyers & price insurance accurately. www.sightline.org/fire-hazard-...
Let's do for wildfires what weβve done for floods: stopping sprawl to risky areas, retrofitting homes to withstand fire, and rebuilding in places less likely to burn.
@rpelai.bsky.social @emilymoore.bsky.social
I've been wondering when the insurance industry would go after big oil...
Five panelists on a stage with a projector screen above them that reads, βNortherst Energy: How the Pacific Northwest is powered β and where itβs falling shortβ
Learned from @emilymoore.bsky.social that the first high-voltage transmission line was in Portland at @opb.orgβs energy event tonight! @sightline.org
It took me 5m to call 2 senators & leave a voicemail saying they should oppose any bill that would appropriate money for the extrajudicial killing of Americans
(this appropriations bill is like a week away fyi)
WA needs poles and wires in the ground, fast.
State leaders can step up by creating a transmission authority, removing redundancies in project approval processes, focusing enviro analysis, and other recs from @emilymoore.bsky.social and @ktrumbull.bsky.social