CBE builds people’s power in Ca low-income, communities of color to achieve environmental health & justice by reducing pollution & building green communities.
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CBECal retweeted
Help us talk with California voters about the dangers of Prop 45 which could make it easier for major polluting projects to move forward while limiting community voice and environmental review.
Vote NO on Prop 45.
Volunteer : bit.ly/prop45cbeaction
CBECal retweeted
“Prop 45 removes one of the only tools frontline communities have to demand review before a new polluting project gets approved next door... Data centers are landing in industrial and working-class neighborhoods first, and this measure fast-tracks them with even less oversight.” Sylvia Arredondo, Civic Engagement Director with @CBE_Action @CBECal #NoOn45CA
We did it!!!
Thank you to @SenBlakespear & assemblymembers for your leadership on #SB954, and to everyone who reached out to their representatives to help this important bill pass through both houses!
Stay tuned for action alerts to help this bill become law!
📣 News Alert 🎉 We are excited to announce our California Climate and Health Equity (CACHE) Hub with our 10 selected partners this month!
Read more at cbecal.org/news
⚠️Update: Due to unforseen circumstances with one of our facilitators, we have decided to postpone our "Water in Motion 2.0" community tour in SELA this weekend. We will loop back as we work to reschedule. 😓
We hope to see you at our free soil testing event Saturday!
CBECal retweeted
26/ A representative for @MayorOfLA and the City of Los Angeles also opposes the proposed changes and speaks to the importance of GGRF funds for sustainable housing, mass transit, and environmental goals. “This sudden shift in approach… will have significant downstream impacts.”
CBECal retweeted
Many sectors of the energy industry are required to plan for what happens if they close their facilities. So should oil refineries. That's why I authored #SB1259. I am glad to report that the Senate passed the bill today. @APEN4EJ @CBECal @cejapower Read more. sd38.senate.ca.gov/news/sena…
CBECal retweeted
1/x We’re tuning in to California’s @AirResources hearing. Today, Newsom’s air regulators are considering rushed changes to the Cap-and-Invest system that would divert BILLIONS from housing, transit, clean water— and send it straight to Big Oil ☠️
CBECal retweeted
Wed 5/27, 12PM come to SF Civic Center! CARB wants to cut affordable transit-oriented housing, major public transit projects and services, and discount programs statewide by up to $2B/year for 4 years — to give out billions in permissions to pollute. actionnetwork.org/events/eme…
CBECal retweeted
Senate Bill 954 restores essential public health and environmental safeguards removed last year under SB 131.
Urge your legislator to support SB 954 and protect neighborhoods from toxic industrial pollution. Take action NOW: bit.ly/supportsb954
CBECal retweeted
This is not a drill: Governor Newsom's top air regulators are considering giving Big Oil a $4 billion handout — cutting funding for housing, transit, and clean air and water.
Regulators vote May 28. Find out more and take action NOW at StopTheOilShakedown.org 🚨
Join our Statewide Green Social Housing Workshop on Wednesday, May 27th, 5:30-7:30pm to learn about green social housing, how we can make it permanently affordable, and how it is built green and healthy.
Translation provided. RSVP: bit.ly/dignifiedhousing
