Lucky for us, City Council introduced Charter Change legislation, Resolution No. 130884, to make the Office of Sustainability permanent in the Philadelphia government. As Katherine Gajewski said in an email announcement,
“Their action is a testament to the good work happening all across the city and the support (and pressure!) that we feel from residents and businesses to advance our shared sustainability goals. Philadelphia has made tremendous progress over the past five years, but there is clearly so much more to do.”
The hearing is planned for the spring. Want to help move things along? Reach out to the City Council members to voice your support (and tell them you want legislation for plastic bags too...)
(Read on, green geeks.)
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