Mountain View Council Member Discusses Climate Policy with Students
Alison Hicks, a member of the Mountain View City Council, visited Saint Francis High School to talk to students about climate accountability and local political engagement.
The event was hosted by the school's Environmental Club, which aimed to raise awareness among students about politics and their potential impact on the future. As
Emma Dougherty, a Saint Francis junior and Environmental Club member, stated, "Our goal was to engage our peers and help them be more aware of politics that are happening around them and how they can have an impact in their future."
- High school students across California rallied for climate legislation on Friday.
- The Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act was a key focus of the rallies.
- Instead of walking out, the Saint Francis Environmental Club invited Hicks to speak on campus.
Author's summary: Council member talks climate policy with students.
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