Get ready to laugh your way to climate action with The Comedy Show for
Climate
Defiance,
brought to you by Grassroots Comedy! Join us for an evening of hilarity
and activism as we team up with the fearless youth-led group, Climate
Defiance, to make the powers-that-be quake…with laughter!
When it comes to tackling the climate crisis, Climate Defiance doesn’t
just go along to get along. They block doors, crash galas, and shut down
speeches faster than you can say “carbon footprint.” Because let’s face
it, when our very lives are on the line, it’s time to bring the fight
AND the funny.
Featuring double headliners Robert Mac (Comedy Central, Dry Bar) and
Reem Edan (Sirius XM, Laugh After Dark), this show is guaranteed to have
you rolling in the aisles while we elevate environmental concerns
straight to the political spotlight and raise funds that make this work
possible. Chelsea Handler herself raves about Climate Defiance as “the
best new, nonpartisan group that goes after politicians on both sides in
the U.S.”
So grab your
tickets,
gather your friends, and get ready to laugh, cheer, and maybe even join
the movement. Because when it comes to saving the planet, we believe
laughter is not just the best medicine—it’s the best form of defiance!
A full committee business
meeting
to consider the following items:
S.
3891,
A bill to amend the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965
to update and expand Federal economic development investment in the
economic recovery, resiliency, and competitiveness of communities,
regions, and States across the United States, and for other purposes
(Carper-Capito)
S.
3791,
A bill to reauthorize the America’s Conservation Enhancement Act, and
for other purposes (Carper-Capito)
S.
3858,
A bill to establish within the Office of Land and Emergency Management
of the Environmental Protection Agency the Office of Mountains,
Deserts, and Plains, and for other purposes (Kelly-Lummis)
This is a
hearing
of the Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings, and
Emergency Management. The hearing will examine if the expanded use of
resources is impacting the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s
(FEMA’s) ability to carry out its disaster readiness mission. While
disaster costs in the United States continue to increase,
FEMA is being tasked more frequently with
responding to non-disaster emergencies, such as the
COVID-19 pandemic, the southern border crisis,
and Operation Allies Welcome.
