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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 Tuesday, July 27, 2010 - 10:10

CLCV staff invited Laura Wells to join us for a video interview for the GreenGov2010.org Web site several months ago. She recently got in touch accepting the invitation and we're hoping we will be able to set something up soon.

If you are interested in reading a discussion between CLCV staff and another Green Party member who shared your concerns, check out this community post from a few months ago: http://www.greengov2010.org/you-report/2010/03/third-parties-are-critical-informed-public

    JenesseMiller

    Posted Thursday, July 22, 2010 - 17:25

    A response to this story came from GreenGov2010 facebook fan Sheila, who wrote:

    "how can anyone believe a WORD that comes out of this woman's piehole?!? she flip-flops like an Asian Carp!"

      Recent Posts

      California Republicans shunning one traditional path to victory: the environment

      Posted Thu, 2010-07-29 11:09 by JenesseMiller

      Source: Maeve Reston/Los Angeles Times

      For decades, Republicans who won statewide office in California found success, at least in part, by showing sensitivity to voters' commitment to protecting the environment. But with state unemployment hovering at more than 12%, the two GOP candidates at the top of the ticket this year are betting that voters' concerns about jobs and economic uncertainty will trump any desire for environmental crusades.Read more

      PPIC: Voters Oppose Offshore Oil & AB 32 Rollback

      Posted Thu, 2010-07-29 11:05 by JenesseMiller

      Source: Calbuzz

      By large margins, California’s likely voters oppose expanded offshore oil drilling and believe that enforcement of the state’s greenhouse gas emissions law will create more jobs – not kill them – a new Public Policy Institute of California poll shows.

      Public attitudes are polarized between Democrats and Republicans on the two high-profile environmental issues but, significantly, the crucial swing blocs of independent and moderate voters both oppose the GOP position by 2-to-1.Read more