Speaker links rising wildfire risk to fossil fuels and calls for 100% renewable energy; urges resistance to Trump
August 09, 2026 | Department of State, Executive, Federal
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The prospective senator attributed increased wildfire frequency to climate change, saying the wildfires were happening "more often because it's drier and hotter than it has been in the past" and tying that to continued reliance on fossil fuels. They stated, "We need to get to 100% renewable energy."
The speaker linked the climate agenda to partisan strategy, urging activists to "put as much sand in the gears into what Donald Trump and his acolytes are doing" and to build a public conversation for a post-Trump era. The remarks combined policy goals with electoral strategy rather than offering a legislative timetable for renewable targets.
The speaker linked the climate agenda to partisan strategy, urging activists to "put as much sand in the gears into what Donald Trump and his acolytes are doing" and to build a public conversation for a post-Trump era. The remarks combined policy goals with electoral strategy rather than offering a legislative timetable for renewable targets.
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