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Mayor Miro Weinberger Proposes Revenue-Neutral Vermont Carbon Pollution Fee and Rebate That Would Cut Emissions by 37 Percent, Create New Jobs, and Boost Vermont's Economy
October 11, 2019
“As Burlington continues to pursue ambitious climate goals, it has become clear to me that without a price on carbon pollution we are fighting the climate emergency with one hand tied behind our back."
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Mayor Miro Weinberger Denounces Trump Administration Decision to Slash America’s Refugee Program
September 27, 2019
"I will continue to call for change at the federal level and seek ways to ensure that former refugees and all other New Americans here in Burlington know that they are welcome and that we are glad to have them as our neighbors.”
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Mayor Miro Weinberger, Burlington Electric Department Release Net Zero Energy Roadmap and Over a Dozen New Initiatives to Propel Next Phase of Burlington Climate Progress
September 9, 2019
“With this Roadmap in hand, we now have clear next steps for what we can do to respond at the local level to this global crisis. We now know that it really is possible for Burlington to largely decarbonize the heating and ground transportation sectors by 2030 – and this report makes it more clear than ever that achieving this goal will take actions by all of us."
KEEP READING Mayor Miro Weinberger Responds to Recent Mass Shootings and Calls for Action
August 8, 2019
"I grieve with the loved ones and the communities impacted by this weekend’s violence in El Paso and Dayton. The best way to honor these victims, and those that fell before in Orlando, Pittsburgh, Las Vegas, Barre, and so many other U.S. cities, is for the federal government to act and start to fix this uniquely American crisis."
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