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January 14, 2018 by Editor in Commentary, Discover More

NJ’s Historic Opportunity to Secure The Right to a Healthy Environment

New Jersey is just one of the 48 U.S. states that fails to recognize and protect the right to clean water, clean air and the healthy environments necessary to support

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Green Amendments For The Generations

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States' rights matter now more than ever. With all the chaos going on at the federal level, we need to ensure that every state has constitutional protections that protect our environmental rights. Everyone deserves clean water to drink and clean air to breathe. Donate today and help us reach this goal!givebutter.com/GAFTG_General_Sup #GreenAmendmentsments ... See MoreSee Less

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Green Amendments For The Generations

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The Oregon Right to a Healthy Environment Amendment SJR28, (aka Oregon’s version of a Green Amendment) will be the subject of a hearing on March 26, 2025 before the Oregon Senate Rules Committee.The Oregon Coalition for an Environmental Rights Amendment (OCERA) has organized multiple activities you can participate in to support your environmental rights on March 26, including opportunity to testify at the Senate Rules Committee Hearing. OCERA requests that you register in advance.11:00 – 12:30 pm: Lunch (BYO)12:30 pm: Arrive for Testifying to Rules CommitteeOregon State Capitol, 1st Floor1:00 – 2:30 pm: Senate Rules Committee hearing on SJR 283:00 – 4:30: RallyJoin others at the north side green lawn of the Capitol. There will be speeches, and media and press present so bring your signs!Find additional resources and opportunities for how to engage on the 26th and beyond here: www.oceraunited.org/mar-26-lobby-day ... See MoreSee Less

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Green Amendments For The Generations

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A Connecticut Green Amendment bill was proposed. Now, how can it get passed? Here's the pathway:"To amend the state Constitution, a resolution must be approved by at least three-fourths of both the state House and Senate to be placed on the ballot in the next regular state election.However, a resolution approved by a majority of the membership of each house, but less than three-fourths, is referred to the General Assembly session held after the next regular state election, at which it must be approved by majorities in both houses again before being placed on the ballot.The resolutions are not subject to gubernatorial approval or veto. If a majority of the electors voting on the proposed amendment vote in the affirmative, the amendment becomes part of the state constitution. "ctnewsjunkie.com/2025/03/18/bipartisan-group-supports-green-amendment-for-state-constitution/#CTGreenAmendment #GreenAmendment #EnvironmentalRights #CleanWater #CleanAir ... See MoreSee Less

Bipartisan Group Supports Green Amendment For State Constitution | CT News Junkie

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HARTFORD, CT – With some bipartisan support for a resolution on display during a news conference Tuesday, lawmakers and advocates are hoping that Connecticut will become the fourth state in the nati...

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