Hosted by Texas Public Policy Foundation
Texas Public Policy Foundation is holding an informational meeting to provide information to concerned community members on the Climate Action and Adaptation Plan on June 12 from 6:30-8:00 pm at the Central Library (600 Soledad Street, San Antonio, TX 78205). Attending this event is FREE!
Despite widespread criticism, the City of San Antonio is forging ahead with its misguided Climate Action and Adaptation Plan — a proposal that will cost billions in tax dollars, increase electricity costs, and pressure San Antonians to give up their cars and trucks to buy electric vehicles. Come to our community meeting and learn about the problems with forcing CPS Energy to go 100% renewable.
Attendees can expect a run-down of the proposed plan, the reasons it won’t improve the environment, and its impact on San Antonio’s families, businesses, and job market.
PARKING: Complimentary 3-hour parking is available in the Central Parking Garage if you validate your parking ticket inside the library at the validation machine near the circulation desk and Connect computer area.
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