We're facing a climate emergency and the time to act with urgency is now. Our district is home to diverse ecosystems and an abundance of parks and natural environments. We want to ensure that our parks, forests, and conservation land are available for generations to come. We also know that a healthy environment provides public benefits, such as clean air and water, recreational opportunities, and economic diversification. Protecting these resources is good for everyone.​

• Protect our parks, fight climate change, and reduce carbon loss by passing HD.3500, a bill that protects state land as parks or reserves and allows them to be guided primarily by natural processes.

• Reduce carbon emissions by passing HD.1419, a bill that removes incentives for incineration of garbage and biomass.