We need to do something major and environmentally smart, to stop global warming pollution.
Proposition 7, The Solar and Clean Energy Act, requires all utilities to provide more solar, wind, geothermal, biomass, tidal, and small hydroelectric energy. Renewable energy standards are increased 2% per year, over seventeen years, so that half of our electricity will come from cleaner and cheaper sources by 2025.
Electricity generation is responsible for 40% of the greenhouse gases in our atmosphere. We must take a bold step NOW and demand that ALL California utilities produce energy from clean alternatives like solar, wind, biomass, geothermal, and tidal.
Proposition 7 is a balanced solution that will reduce the rising costs of energy, and limit the dangers of global warming, including increased wildfires, water shortages, threats to endangered species, and illnesses from heat induced pollution.
Proposition 7 requires the California Energy Commission to designate solar and clean energy production zones, primarily in our vast deserts.
Act now to stop global warming pollution. Yes we can and YES WE MUST.
Before Election Day on November 4, ask California environmental organizations to jump on board and take a closer look at what the utility companies don't want us to vote for.
We are concerned California voters. We are asking you to join 700,000 Californians in supporting Prop 7: the Solar and Clean Energy Initiative.
Proposition 7 will make sure renewable energy standards are increased 2% per year, over seventeen years, so that half of our electricity will come from cleaner and cheaper sources by 2025!
Also, if the utilities fail to meet renewable energy standards, utilities are prohibited from passing on penalty costs to consumers.
Proposition 7%u2019s shift to solar and clean energy is guaranteed to never add more than 3% per year to our electricity bills.
Proposition 7 meets all environmental protections, including the California Environmental Quality Act.
Please, don%u2019t join the big utility companies who are spending more than $23 million against good clean and renewable energy policy!
