Resolve providing for an investigation and study by a special commission relative to the existential threats posed by nuclear weapons and climate change to the commonwealth of Massachusetts

This bill establishes a special citizens commission to investigate how Massachusetts can transition away from nuclear weapons development and production toward green technologies that address climate change. The commission will study the state's economic dependence on nuclear activities, assess current public investments in that sector, and propose financial or legal strategies to support the shift to climate-focused jobs. The 11-member panel will be appointed by state officials and community groups, with strict rules requiring members to be free of conflicts of interest and to conduct their work openly through public hearings. Ultimately, the commission will determine what federal assistance is needed and how the state can leverage those resources to implement its recommendations.