The Green Amendment would help us breathe easier, but industry prefers to keep choking us on their fumes and poisoning our water, while state regulations are ignored. If we pass the Green Amendment, residents can force state agencies to enforce… Read More ›
Today we outline why we oppose the selection of Patrick O’Connell for PRC Commissioner and offer an ever- so-easy call to action on that. We also offer a registration link and a reminder of tonight’s important Huddle with much to… Read More ›
In one stunning move, Speaker Martinez changed everything. Going bold is no longer off the table. To be sure, a very bitter Patty Lundstrom will find ways to inject her fiscally conservative perspective, but her virtual veto power is gone…. Read More ›
Does any of this sound familiar? Soaring pharmaceutical prices; failing rural hospitals, confusing healthcare plan options with too many misleading and confusing marketing pitches to sign up for competing coverages; Long waits for appointments, often months, even for time-critical conditions;… Read More ›
We have less than five weeks until the start of the session and to be fully ready, we have much to discuss and to resolve. We’ve got a packed Huddle agenda with guest speakers on hydrogen, criminal justice, public health… Read More ›
Nine nominees have been sent to the Gov, four of them very good candidates, but there are very bad choices on the list as well. Our ability to manage, control or regulate the Investor-Owned Utility (IOU) monopolies we now have… Read More ›