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The Green-Collar Job Campaign We believe California must lead the nation in creating a thriving, equitable, and green economy that’s strong enough to lift people out of poverty. The Green-Collar Jobs Campaign is helping build California’s movement for green jobs that truly provide opportunity for all. We advocate for public policy that creates good, green jobs, especially for low-income communities and people of color.
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Sign the Petition for Local, Community-Based Global Warming Solutions!
We're advocating for an Oakland Energy and Climate Action plan that embodies these goals:
- Clean Up Air
Pollution
- Create Local
Green-Collar Jobs
- Save Money for
Residents
- Improve Public
Health
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Communities United Against Proposition 23
Communities United Against the Dirty Energy Proposition is a coalition of social justice and community-based organizations, with strong roots in communities of color, and vast experience in voter mobilization and electoral campaigns. Join the coalition. Read more »
With 50 organizations already on board against the Dirty Energy Proposition, the group will gain critical endorsements, deploy targeted media work and conduct voter outreach. More info »
Oakland Climate Action Coalition
Sign on to support a strong Oakland Energy and Climate Action Plan that embodies four goals: Clean Up Air Pollution, Create Local Green-Collar Jobs,
Save Money for Residents, Improve Public Health Read more »
The Oakland Climate Action Coalition is a broad coalition of community leaders, environmentalists, labor unions, and green businesses working for a strong -- and equitable -- Oakland Energy and Climate Action Plan. More info »
California Green Stimulus Coalition
California is getting billions in stimulus dollars, but who will benefit, and how? We anchor the nation’s largest and most vibrant alliance working to bend the flow of stimulus dollars in a green, just, and high road direction. More info »
Legislative Advocacy in California
AB 32 is California's "Global Warming Solutions Act," a landmark bill passed and signed in 2006. It says the state will reduce its greenhouse gas pollution to 1990 levels by the year 2020. Overall, this will be a 25% reduction from business-as-usual. California was the first state in the nation to make a plan to fight climate change and shift to a low-carbon economy. Read more »
When it comes to green policy, California sets the bar for the rest of the nation. Learn more about the bills we’re working on to create quality, green-collar jobs, especially for those who need them the most. More info »
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