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Username: JenesseMiller

Real Name: Jenesse Miller

  • Hometown: Oakland, CALIFORNIA
  • Affiliation: California League of Conservation Voters

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JenesseMiller

Posted Thursday, September 23, 2010 - 09:13

Honestly, so what? She will vote against it, but hasn't done anything to oppose it. Waffling on it for a few weeks doesn't count.

Even worse, Whitman is sticking to her year-old promise to suspend the same law that Prop 23 would repeal ON HER FIRST DAY IN OFFICE if elected governor. The bottom line: Whitman can not be trusted to continue California's leadership on clean energy and climate change.

Jerry Brown's clean energy plan (available on his Web site for months) shows he is prepared to make California a leader.

Brown got CLCV's endorsement for governor the old-fashioned way: He earned it.

    JenesseMiller

    Posted Thursday, September 16, 2010 - 13:30

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      Recent Posts

      Four Senate Republicans detail California budget demands

      Posted Tue, 2011-06-14 14:15 by JenesseMiller

      Source: Sacramento Bee

      A group of Senate Republicans who have been involved in budget negotiations with Gov. Jerry Brown today released specific demands they want included in any deal that garners their support for a special election on taxes.Read more

      Gov. Brown Signs $8M Cleantech & Renewable Energy Job Legislation

      Posted Thu, 2011-04-21 10:04 by JenesseMiller

      Source: Behind the Green Scene Blog

      Governor Brown has signed a bill that will fund cleantech and renewable energy job training to the tune of $8M. The bill is SBX1 1 (Steinberg), aka Senate Bill No. 1. Partnership academies: Clean Technology and Renewable Energy Job Training, Career Technical Education, and Dropout Prevention Program.

      That’s great news for Californians looking for the ‘Green Economy’ to take off. So where is the money coming from and who will dole it out?Read more