It's 2019, and New York's public pension fund still has $13 billion in taxpayer money invested in fossil fuel companies. These investments directly fund climate change and disasters like Superstorm Sandy.

Last year, Governor Cuomo called on State Comptroller DiNapoli to follow the example of New York City and divest the state's public pension funds. Comptroller DiNapoli has refused to do so—which is why we need to turn up the heat.

On February 27, activists from around New York will gather in Albany to hand-deliver to the Comptroller thousands of postcards and letters urging him to pull public money out of fossil fuels. Sign the letter now and help build a Fossil Free New York.