/r/climatepolicy
Proposed climate policies range from common sense to the absurd. This subreddit is about discussing all sorts of climate related policies and the effectiveness of each.
This subreddit is about climate related policies, either proposed or existing. This is a broad topic and includes everything from carbon taxes to energy policy (including subsidies) to new technologies to geoengineering. There is no presupposition that any policy is inherently superior. This is a good place to discuss the merits of each policy.
This subreddit is not about maligning political parties or politicians because of their positions on climate. Comments or submissions of that sort will be silently deleted.
/r/climatepolicy
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1. Registration: Some states allow in-person registration during early voting and even on Election Day, but deadlines vary by state.
2. Bring the Right ID: Many states require an acceptable form of ID to vote. Commonly accepted IDs include:
• Driver’s license or state-issued ID
• U.S. passport or military ID
• Utility bill or bank statement with your name and address (for some non-photo ID states)
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