🚜💪🌎Chair/Founder, DNC Climate Council. VP, Area Labor Fed AFL. Farmer/rural advocate. Battleground state organizer. National enviro leader. Former elected.
Honored to be featured in today's @LasVegasSun after speaking at the inaugural Southern Nevada Extreme Heat Summit.
The nation's two fastest-warming cities: Reno (#1) and Las Vegas (#2). In 2024: 527 heat deaths. 112 days at or above 100°. A high of 120°.
This is not just weather. It’s a public health emergency — flashing bright red.
Grateful for leaders like Commissioner @TickSegerblom who don’t just talk about the crisis — they feel it. Literally sat in a simulator of a 120° bus stop. And led the Summit to address the issues. That’s leadership.
#ExtremeHeat#climateactionlasvegassun.com/news/2026/ap…
So very fortunate to get to work with @PaulPrez914! He is smart, hardworking, and always has my back. He has played and plays a major role in building the Council and our work.
Caribbean American Heritage Month, we're honored to celebrate Paul Presendieu, Youth Engagement Director of the DNC Council on Environment & Climate Crisis.
His leadership in building youth engagement and advancing environmental justice strengthens our work and our community. Thank you, Paul. 🌎
@PaulPrez914@YDAEnviroCaucus@youngdems
ICYMI — NASHVILLE: “Hundreds of Nashvillians crowded inside and outside Metro's Planning Commission Thursday night, demanding new regulations for data centers in Davidson County.” newschannel5.com/news/state/…
Affordability is an environmental issue.
Energy, insurance, housing, health care: climate change and pollution are driving costs up. Today, I'm joining GA PSC Commissioner Alicia Johnson & @FlaDemEnvCaucus' Pres. Judy Freiberg to talk about the issues and how to connect on them with voters.
6/11 · 7pm ET · Free
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If you're running for office in 2026, or helping someone who is, there's a part built for you: how to campaign on affordability through environmental policy, and what to do once you're in.
Florida is a battleground, and these are winning issues. Hope to see you there.
Proud of the great endorsements we are making at the @HVALF_AFLCIO where I serve as VP.
Thank you to our Committee on Political Education for the hard work sifting through applications and conducting interviews, and to the Delegates for thoughtful decisions! #Solidarity
🗳️ HVALF endorses Ryan Bartholomew (@RyanBforWard3) for Ann Arbor City Council Ward 3
Ryan will fight for union rights, fair housing, and for working people in City Hall. HVALF is proud to support his election.
#labormovement#unionstrong
As I told Wyoming Democrats: We aren’t going to let a man who cannot get through a sentence without making it about himself decide the future of our country.
At the National AFL-CIO Convention in Minneapolis: Long standing applause for the labor resistors who stood up against ICE and for the people. #Solidarity#UnionStrong#MinnesotaBrave
My first boss in politics, Paul Wellstone, often said, “You can remake the world daily.”
As I told my friends in Wyoming, the opportunity and responsibility to make our country a better place is why we must put in the hard work to elect Democrats across the country.
Let me answer that question for you: Betrayal.
This is an industrial project that the community did not and does not want. And it is subsidized by taxpayer dollars. That's right: ordinary Michiganders are paying so that Altman can get richer.
We should never be subsidizing corporate profits and bigwig CEOs getting richer.
Billionaires got richer during a pandemic that killed hundreds of thousands of people.
Trump has already added more than $3 billion to his net worth since the start of his second term.
And they have the nerve to call a living wage "too expensive."
We see right through it.
AANHPI leaders have long shaped the environmental movement. This month and every month, we're grateful for leadership of Vice Chair Howard Chou, @AAPI_WisDems member and Enviro Caucus Chair Vik Verma (@v2aggie2), and Council Advisor Michael White. 🌎 #DNCClimate
A planned Bitcoin mining data center in Kentucky estimates that it will use as much power as 800,000 HOMES 😳
The fact that any company thinks that’s acceptable is truly astonishing – and just proves that all they care about is profits. fwwat.ch/4fQkvN3
TONIGHT, 7pm ET — I'm joining @LWWaterkeeper Reinaldo Diaz and the Democratic Environmental Caucus of Florida for a webinar on why data centers are a key environmental and election issue
Water. Utility rates. Rural land. Wildlife. All on the line.
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Las Vegas recently hit 104°F — breaking a May record set in 1990.
This is the city that's warmed 6° since 1970. Reno? Nearly 8°.
Our Chair @MDeatrick was in Nevada this month speaking at the inaugural Extreme Heat Summit. This isn't a future threat. It's happening now.
🔗thecentersquare.com/nevada/a…#ClimateCrisis#ExtremeHeat#Nevada#ClimateAction
Public office should serve the people, not corporate insiders looking to cash in. We deserve leaders who will actually fight for us.
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The fight isn't over for stopping the Line 5 reroute project, but we're glad that a Wisconsin judge ordered a pause on construction in certain areas. #ShutDownLine5#CleanWater#IndigenousRights
ALT What They're Saying — about a court halting the Line 5 reroute; oil-splash graphics and "Oil & Water Don't Mix" logo.
ALT "This is a good day for Bad River and Lake Superior, both of which are in danger if the Enbridge reroute is allowed to proceed.... We hope the Court will keep the stay in place and hear us out fully in the weeks to come." - Elizabeth Arbuckle, Bad River chair
ALT "“These are highly sensitive areas, not only for Bad River, which relies on these waters, but also for all the citizens of this state. The Bad River and its headwaters and tributaries are a unique and special place. On this narrow legal issue, the irreparable harm near this waterway which cannot easily be rectified by other means or remedied at law is weighed against the need to show a strong likelihood of success.” - Judge John Anderson
ALT Post from Senator Chris Larson: "Good news for our waterways:
An Iron County judge has put on hold construction on part of the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline project while impacts to 4 waterways is reconsidered.
This likely means new permits will be needed to resume construction. We simply can't risk irreparable harm to our waters and so - if we can't stop it from proceeding - we at least need to make sure very avenue to mitigate harm is pursued."