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ACTION: Call: Urge your State Senator to support Colorado’s Carbon Management Road Map (HB 23-1210)!

ACTION: Call: Urge your State Senator to support Colorado’s Carbon Management Road Map (HB 23-1210)!

HB. 23-1210, or the Colorado Carbon Management Leadership Act, is new OpenAir-supported state legislation that has been introduced in the Colorado State Legislature in 2023 by Representative Ruby Dickson and State Senator Chris Hanson. We need more state senators to support the bill for it to become law. Please call yours today and urge them to co-sponsor HB. 23-1210!

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Look up your State Senator

Click to select a legislator.
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Ask them to support HB 23-1210

  1. Click here for a script.
  2. Call their office to invite them.

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Tell us what happened

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1. Introduce yourself

“ Hello, my name is [your name] and I’m a resident of [your city or town] in [Senator _________]’s district.”

2. Say what you are calling about:

“As a constituent I am calling to urge Senator______ to co-sponsor the HB 23-1210.

“This is new legislation that was introduced by Senator Chris Hansen in the State Senate and Rep. Ruby Dickson in the House).”

NOTE: The person who answered the call might ask for your email and for you to restate the bill name or number at this point. 

3. Briefly explain why you think the HB 23-1210 deserves their support. 

You can state this very briefly in your own language, based on why you think the bill should be made into law. But here are a few key points that are important that you can use:

  • Climate scientists agree that carbon dioxide removal is a critical piece of solving the climate crisis, along with clean energy.
  • Colorado should lead on CDR now, because it will help our state identify new tool to meet our climate commitments, and attract carbon removal companies and projects to our state. 
  • As law, the act will direct the state to complete a roadmap to identify carbon removal potential in the state, and formulate a strategy to support carbon removal growth in Colorado.

4. Offer to email further information by email and thank them!

  • “I have some links related to this bill. Who should I email those to in your office?”
  • Record the email given and enter it into the field in Step 2, along with your own email below it, and hit ‘send’. The email will go to both you and the staff member. 

5. Goodbye

  • “Thank you for taking my call”