Vote to Protect California Against Climate Change

Prop 4 prioritizes wildfire prevention California stands at a critical juncture in its fight against climate change, and this November, we have a unique opportunity to shape what that will look like. Proposition 4, a $10 billion climate resilience bond is on the ballot, and its passage is crucial for the future of our state’s land, water, air, and communities. Prop 4 prioritizes wildfire prevention What is Proposition 4? Proposition 4 is a comprehensive climate resilience bond that allocates $10 billion to help prepare Californians for the impacts of climate change. With bipartisan support, Prop 4 aims to protect our water quality, increase water supplies, prevent wildfires and reduce fire impacts, protect natural areas, and help frontline communities access safe drinking water and green space. If passed, this would be the largest investment in climate resilience in California’s history. The bond’s broad scope reflects the interconnected nature of climate challenges. It addresses immediate concerns like water quality and wildfire prevention while also investing in long-term solutions such as ecosystem protection and community resilience. By tackling these issues comprehensively, Prop 4 seeks to create a more sustainable and climate-resilient California for generations to come. Why CalTrout Supports Prop 4 As an organization dedicated to ensuring healthy waters and resilient wild fish populations in California, CalTrout strongly supports Prop 4. Here’s why: Immediate Action is Crucial : The impacts of climate change are already being experienced across California. By investing now, we can mitigate current impacts and prepare for future challenges. Remember, planting a tree today won’t yield benefits for years – that’s why we need to act now. Support for Critical Programs : Recent budget cuts have significantly reduced funding for programs that organizations like CalTrout rely on to do our vital work. Prop 4 will help maintain momentum in […]

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