Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman

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Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman @RepBonnie

In August, my colleagues and I inquired how residents could use LIHEAP funds to help with their own immediate cooling needs. I'm thankful the Biden Administration is taking the danger of extreme heat seriously and pursuing ways to mitigate its impact. https://t.co/mLhNW0PH01 — PolitiTweet.org

As temperatures rise across the country, studies have shown low-income neighborhoods are experience significantly g… https://t.co/pRmwuacUgk

Posted Sept. 20, 2021

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Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman @RepBonnie

Due to phenomenon including the urban heat island effect, overburdened communities in our inner cities most often face the most devastating impacts of extreme heat with temperatures often 10 degrees warmer than surrounding neighborhoods. https://t.co/KZ3pbtgA20 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 20, 2021

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Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman @RepBonnie

One innovative approach that will be part of the President's solution is increasing tree cover in our urban communities that are overwhelmingly covered in impervious surfaces that trap heat. My SHADE Act, introduced in June, would provide grants to cities to do just this. https://t.co/TQHYFyA9OX — PolitiTweet.org

Extreme Heat is quickly becoming a danger to Americans across the country and is now the leading cause of weather-r… https://t.co/BEqsZ4XS4n

Posted Sept. 20, 2021