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Energy, Infrastructure and Environment

The Energy, Infrastructure and Environment Task Force covers all issues related to energy and/or environment such as impact of pollution and toxic exposure on the Latino community, climate change, renewable energy, energy independence, regulation of power companies, the power grid, resilient infrastructure, net metering, highways and transportation, regulation of cars and vehicle emissions, water quality, air quality, protection of natural resources, state parks or forests, regulation of factory emissions, reforestation, land preservation or restoration, protection of rivers, coastlines and other waterways, recycling, and waste disposal.

Task Force Leadership 2022-2023

Task Force Priorities

It covers all issues related to:

  • Climate Change
  • Grid Modernization
  • Disaster Preparedness and Recovery

Recent Resolutions

2023-12

Support for the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund

2021-06

Supporting the Creation of a National Infrastructure Bank

2019-23

Accelerating Electric Vehicle Adoption Across America

2019-21

Call for Research Funding to Investigate and Prevent High Air Pollution Days in Cities

2019-20

Equitable and Just Policies to Address Climate Change

2019-19

Improving Pollinator Health by Decreasing Exposure to Neonicotinoids and Adopting Improved Management Practices

2018-13

Grid Mod Storage

2017-11

Reducing the Deleterious Effects of Pesticide Exposure on Agricultural Workers and Communities

2010-09

Calling on All State Governments to Support a Policy Framework that Accelerates the Deployment, Infrastructure and Production of Nuclear and Renewable Energy in the United States

2005-5

Supporting the Adequate Funding of the Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)