Sara Lashanlo is a founding member of the San Ramon Valley Climate Coalition. Already involved with the City of San Ramon as a member on the Innovation and Technology Advisory Committee, she understands the importance of a holistic approach to
Laura Patch is a dedicated climate activist running for the Walnut Creek City Council. She currently works for the Sierra Club developing digital tools to support and enable activism. She states, “We all deserve clean, breathable air. Let’s ensure it
Anne has been a Napa County planning commissioner for 7 years, in addition to a string of appointments on bodies such as the Napa County Land Trust, the Community Wildfire Prevention Plan Core Team, and the steering committee to update
In his first term as Supervisor for District 4, Gordon Mar co-sponsored the Climate Emergency Declaration of 2019 and the All-Electric Building Ordinance of 2021. He has also taken a leading role in the funding and implementation of San Francisco’s
Rafael Mandelman has prioritized climate solutions throughout his time on the SF Board of Supervisors. He authored the city’s Climate Emergency Declaration as well as legislation requiring all-electric construction in new buildings. He has also worked closely with environmental justice
Sarah Fields understands the importance of excellent urban planning for climate resilience. As a trained city planner and former San Mateo Parks and Recreation Commissioner, she prioritizes modernizing city infrastructure, safe streets for all types of mobility, and sustainable housing.
Adam Loraine is a member of San Mateo’s Sustainability and Infrastructure Commission and an ardent advocate of climate resilience. He supports building on San Mateo’s advances in clean energy through all-electric new construction, and decarbonizing existing buildings by 2030. Other
As a Petaluma Council Member, D’Lynda is a powerhouse on addressing climate: She championed a gas station moratorium – which passed, and is the country’s first. Through her work as Petaluma’s representative on the Regional Climate Protection Authority, she is
The 2022 Legislative session concluded on August 31, and all of the tweets, posts, phone calls, emails, and texts that you made to the California Legislature made a big difference!
350 Bay Area Action is gratified that the Senate has finally produced a bill containing provisions that will help to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that are responsible for the climate crisis.
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