TCI Regional Policy Design Stakeholder Submissions

Material submitted through the TCI Public Input form from April 2019-February 2021 is viewable here. View input submitted from March 1, 2021 forward here. All material submitted on this page informed the participating jurisdictions in the 2019-2020 TCI regional policy design process. Click on the column headings to sort the submissions. 
First Lastsort descending Affiliation City State Input File
Kathleen Vieweg Union of Concerned Scientists Brookline Massachusetts
I am strongly in favor of the Transportation and Climate Initiative. The transportation in the Boston, MA area is frightful. We have too many cars on the road, a failing subway system, buses...
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Eric Viitala Taxpayer GREENBUSH Maine
Are you kidding me? I live in the greenest state in the union and you want me to fund "carbon emmission reduction" in the big cities? I live in Maine because there is less po;ution here...
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michael villanova 1956 niskayuna New York
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Karen Vincent Union of Concerned Scientists Burlington Vermont
I give my support for a clean transportation initiative. We need clean public transportation. We have the technology and the ability to do this. Monorails bring in three times as much economic...
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Antone Viveiros Indipendent Middletown Rhode Island
The Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI), is nothing more than a dishonest, fraudulent or deceptive act/scheme, to pick the peoples pockets, and try to control use. The Communist party is a...
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Antone Viveiros Concern Island Island Taxpayers Assoc. Middletown Rhode Island
An increase in gas taxes will hurt middle-income Americans the most. Middle-income families make up roughly one-third of Americans. By increasing the gas tax, not only are you lessening the amount...
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Barbara Vizoyan Ms. Manchester Connecticut
Indiciduals need to do all that is possible to amiliorate climate change, However much we do will not be enough to avoid catastrophe, Action from local to state to national governments NOW is...
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Anca Vlasopolos Human being Centerville Massachusetts
I am happy to see bipartisan support for the U.S. moving forward to reduce carbon emissions from cars and trucks and fossil fuels. Other countries have made much greater progress in this respect....
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Anca Vlasopolos retired Centerville Massachusetts
I'm gratified that a regional approach to reducing carbon emissions is finally on the table. I hope we continue to move forward at a greater speed on solving issues of carbon emission and...
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Anca Vlasopolos Professor Emerita, retired Centerville Massachusetts
TCI Regional Policy Design is our best hope for countering climate change in our very vulnerable state.
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Steven Vogel Concerned Resident Falls Church Virginia
I very much care about reducing pollution from transportation, that is our largest source of global warming emissions (regionally and nationally), because I have been treating asthma with...
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Steven Vogel Private Citizen Falls Church Virginia
I respectfully ask for the following three things:

1. A cap on carbon emissions of at least 25% by 2032 if not sooner.

2. An increase in the minimum investment in overburdened and...
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Gabriel Voiles Union of Concerned Scientists Bronx New York
It is vitally important to reduce pollution from transportation, which is our largest source of global warming emissions (regionally and nationally).



I request that New York state...
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Susan Voinche N/A Limington Maine
This is not OK! And I hadn’t heard anything about it. This should be for the citizens to decide.
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Jason Volpe Resident Philadelphia Pennsylvania
I support TCi as I believe it would encourage more people to want to live and work in Pennsylvania. We have an opportunity to take a leadership position in transportation as it relates to climate...
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Jonathan von Ranson Franklin Regional Transit Auithority Wendell Massachusetts
I haven't seen a thorough analysis of the total systemic energy commitment – not just energy used at the point of moving people and things, but also systemically embodied – in various...
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Debbie von Rechenberg None Waltham Massachusetts
I applaud this initiative, especially if it encourages the development and expansion of public transportation, bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, and non-carbon electricity production. I am a...
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Patricia Vondran Union of Concerned Scientists Silver Spring Maryland
Clean air is essential for people, like me, who have asthma.
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Chet Voorhees Concerned resident Plymouth Massachusetts
I enthusiastically support your initiative to reduce emissions associated with transportation. To do so I hope you will include generous tax incentives for businesses and individuals to switch to...
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Michael Vose NH House of Representatives Epping New Hampshire
My main objection to the TCI concerns a calculation of the social cost of carbon. Such calculations never provide a value for the social benefits of carbon. One simple, but accurate, way to...
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