Regular meeting (Public Comment – S. Wheadon, 2/20/2024)

Leelanau County

Event Date: 2024-02-20

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Susan Wheadon expresses gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to environmental protection through the solar grant application process. She acknowledges the challenges posed by the fossil fuel industry’s efforts to spread disinformation about climate change and undermine the benefits of clean energy sources like solar power. Despite these obstacles, Wheadon appreciates the county’s commitment to a thorough and thoughtful approach to adopting solar energy.

Wheadon highlights the dual economic and environmental benefits of solar energy, emphasizing its importance for the well-being of current and future generations. She commends the county for prioritizing the health and quality of life of its citizens by ensuring access to clean air and water. This commitment, she believes, will have lasting positive impacts on the community.

Living in a county that recognizes the significance of sustainable energy solutions fills Wheadon with pride. She sees the county’s efforts as a crucial step towards a healthier, more sustainable future, and she is thankful for the opportunity to be part of this initiative.

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