Rep. Invoice Pluecker (I-Warren) welcomed a gaggle of Camden Hills Excessive Faculty college students for the Maine Youth Day of Motion in Augusta, the place the scholars lobbied state officers to help LDs 906, 1626, 1634, and 1902.
These payments would enable for clear ingesting water on the Nice Level Indian Reservation in Washington County, re-make tribal-state relations alongside comparable strains to these of most all different tribes in the USA, create a publicly owned energy technology authority to compete with the non-public, investor-owned energy technology firms presently working in Maine, and introduce complete local weather schooling within the state’s faculties.
Rep. Invoice Pluecker welcomes a gaggle of Camden Hills Excessive Faculty college students for the Maine Youth Day of Motion in Augusta.
“I used to be so happy to have the ability to join with these superb college students from Camden Hills who had been recreation to go downstairs to get an viewers with the Governor,” stated Pluecker. “I’m so grateful to her and her employees who took the time to satisfy with the scholars. It was a memorable second for us all.”
Additionally becoming a member of the scholars had been native lawmakers Reps. Paige Zeigler (D-Montville), Ann Matlack (D- St. George), and Vicki Doudera (D- Camden).
“It was terrific to have the Camden Hills college students with us on the Legislature in the present day, advocating for important environmental and fairness payments,” Doudera stated. “Their voices are so essential and crucial as we work towards a future with extra renewable power, clear water for all, and tribal sovereignty. I thank the scholars and Ms. Murphy for becoming a member of within the Youth Day of Motion and for his or her continued work for our local weather. We’re listening!”
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