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Plank #14 · Environment
Protecting Orlando's Natural Beauty & Climate Future
Frame a broader climate and environmental agenda that is executed through clean energy, resilience, smart growth, water protection, and zero-waste commitments...
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§ 01The Promise
Frame a broader climate and environmental agenda that is executed through clean energy, resilience, smart growth, water protection, and zero-waste commitments.
§ 02Authority Scope
The substantive authority, utility-governance, and preemption questions sit in items 15 through 17 rather than in this umbrella section itself.
§ 03Analysis
This section is best read as a container for the next three planks. Its feasibility is mixed only because the downstream agenda blends city-controlled infrastructure work with preempted energy and waste regulation.
§ 04Recurring Barriers
Implementation barriers identified across the audit; tap to expand a definition.
§ 06Legislative Record
She chairs the Florida House Bipartisan Climate and Energy Caucus and has opposed legislation that would weaken net metering.
§ 07Within-Authority Path
Judge delivery through the city-controlled fleet, infrastructure, stormwater, and waste-diversion actions in items 15 through 17 instead of treating the umbrella language as a standalone program.
- Authority scope
- See items 15-17
- Category
- Environment
- Candidate
- Anna Eskamani
- Last reviewed
- May 4, 2026
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Accountability
- Prepared by
- OrlandoFirst.city
- Published
- April 24, 2026
- Last reviewed
- May 4, 2026
- Last updated
- May 4, 2026