Join Assembly Member
Damon Connolly and support AB 99:
Stop Pesticides on our Highways
Join Assembly Member
Damon Connolly
and support AB 99:
Stop Pesticides on our Highways
I endorse AB 99:
Stop Pesticides on our Highways
I endorse AB 99:
Stop Pesticides on our Highways
AB 99 is a pivotal environmental and public health campaign
to curtail the use of hazardous pesticides in our beautiful state of California. The reality is stark; substances such as RoundUp, with their active ingredient glyphosate, have been scientifically linked to cancer and pose a significant threat to the wellbeing of our communities.
Despite this, CalTrans persists in the widespread application of these chemicals along our expansive network of highways, heedless of the potential consequences.
In response to this critical issue, I took legislative action by introducing Assembly Bill 99. This legislation was designed to impose limitations on the state's ability to expose our neighborhoods to these dangerous pesticides. The reception to AB 99 was overwhelmingly positive, garnering robust backing from a coalition of over 130 environmental organizations.
Unfortunately, the Senate Appropriations Committee chose to shelve the bill. However, the journey does not end here.
With a groundswell of public support, we have the power to resurrect AB 99 in the forthcoming legislative cycle and ensure its passage.
Unfortunately, the Senate Appropriations Committee chose to shelve the bill. However, the journey does not end here.
With a groundswell of public support, we have the power to resurrect AB 99 in the forthcoming legislative cycle and ensure its passage.
Your voice is critical in this endeavor.
By signing our petition, you send a resounding message to the Senate: the health of Californians and the integrity of our environment are not negotiable.
Join me by clicking below to sign the petition and emphatically urge the Senate to
Join me by clicking below to sign the petition and emphatically urge the Senate to
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