Kate wrote and passed the first ban on natural gas in new buildings; the Berkeley ordinance has now been replicated by 50 California cities and also by cities in other states. She worked with her colleagues to move all of
Jenny Kassan has been an environmental champion for many years. During her time on the City Council, she spearheaded Fremont’s adoption of the renewable energy package from East Bay Community Energy, and she has supported road construction and land use
Janani Ramachandran is a social justice attorney and activist. She stands for a Green New Deal for California and an end to the toxic air pollution sickening low-income communities in the Bay Area. To that end, she supports a rapid
Oakland has led on many climate issues, yet still has more to do. Sheng Thao cosponsored a resolution requiring the city to consider climate change impacts in its plans. “As Mayor, I will continue this direction and ensure all investments
Dean Wallace has supported environmental causes throughout a long career in local politics, most recently as District Director for the office of Assemblymember Buffy Wicks. He prioritizes sustainable mixed-use development that will make Pleasanton more walkable, bikeable, and public transit-friendly.
We are proud to endorse Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan for re-election. She has been a strong advocate for climate action since her election in 2018. Bauer-Kahan’s voting record aligns closely with 350 BAA’s priorities to accelerate California’s transition away from fossil
Laura Nakamura brings decades of community service to her City Council campaign, beginning with advocacy for bike and pedestrian paths in her community. Laura’s vision is for a Concord that supports all residents with complete streets, more public transit, electrification
Latika Malkani is a labor lawyer and City Commissioner determined to support clean energy and climate resilience in Orinda. She has advocated for community choice of energy providers as a way of making renewable energy accessible and will continue working
As a member of Pinole City Council and the Pinole-Hercules Wastewater Board, Anthony Tave was a vital voice in the city’s adoption of Contra Costa County’s Climate Action Plan and helped to oversee Pinole’s greenhouse emissions inventory. If re-elected, he
Cameron Sasai has a bold vision for climate action in Pinole. He writes, “Working towards a carbon-neutral and sustainable Pinole is one of my top priorities. We must lead by example at the local level to go above and beyond
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