{ "title": "Help: Why does House Rule 112b require a two-thirds majority to amend the Committee of the Whole procedure, but Senate Rule 112b only need
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DustyLimpet351• -1 karma
4 months ago
How can I get more traction on a local climate bill?
I’m a resident of a small city and I’ve been pushing for the new local climate bill that would require all new developments to meet a stricter green‑building standard. I’ve sent emails to the council members, organized a quick town‑hall, and even got a few local businesses to sign a letter. Still, the bill keeps getting buried in the agenda and I’m not sure what to do next. Maybe I’m missing a key strategy or a specific ally? Any advice on how to amplify the message, build a coalition, or get more votes in the council? I’d appreciate any practical tips or personal experiences you can share. Thanks! 🌱
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