Mona Das - Fmr. Senator & Activist

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Orange is NOT the new Black!! #VPHarrisForPresident

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Curious about the eight aquatic reserves that fall under the jurisdiction of the Commissioner of Public Lands? View a map here buff.ly/3SiHjsO #AquaticReserves #WashingtonState #ClimateIssues

The next Commissioner of Public Lands must be a proven leader able to manage, sustain, and protect the health and productivity of Washington’s lands and waters. We must conserve for future generations what makes Washington State so special. #ClimateChange #WashingtonState

ICYMI: Certain Washington communities have been reported 'overburdened' by air pollution. Advocating for housing, racial equity, and fighting climate change go hand in hand. Read more here buff.ly/3S4oZSY #HousingCrisis #AirPollution #ClimateIssues

Teaching the next generation of political and business leaders is a passion of mine, so I was thrilled to be invited by Bard College for a short-term guest lecturing gig! #ProfDas #BardCollege

5) Preserve genetic diversity. Plant and tree species in legacy forests contain rare genetic material that can be used to develop resilient and climate-adapted tree species in the future. #LegacyForests #ClimateChange #ClimateIssues #WashingtonState

4) Help regulate water cycles, including a consistent water flow in rivers and streams, which reduces the risk of floods and droughts, and contributes to groundwater recharge.

I'm a big believer in protecting Washington's legacy forests. They are huge in our collective effort to mitigate the impact of climate change. We need these forests because they:

A round of grants from the Washington Department of Ecology is now available to support watershed health, especially in rural communities. Check out the details here buff.ly/3O4XA1P #RuralWashington #ClimateIssues #Watersheds

This quote is seen often, but it's one I reflect on frequently. With so much darkness in the world, we must double down on loving each other and taking good care of our communities.

of certain single-use plastics, and of creating a working group on natural disaster mitigation and resilience. I also championed millions of dollars in climate resilience projects like the Soos Creek Hatchery in Auburn.

During my time as a State Senator for the 47th district, I championed several environmental bills that contribute to my qualifications to be your next Public Lands Commissioner. I'm proud of passing Senate bills that banned the manufacture, sale, and distribution...

What do you think are the most important issues for our next Public Lands Commissioner to focus on? I'd love to hear from you!