2008 California Environmental Scorecard released
Governor signs, vetoes priority environmental legislation
Though the 2008 legislative session was dominated by the state budget, several high-priority environmental bills were signed into law.
- We've graded California's lawmakers: Scores from CLCV's 35th Annual California Environmental Scorecard for legislators and the governor have been released. Read more.
- Read a quick overview of the 2008 legislative session in our 2-page wrap-up of this year's Legislative Results (in PDF format).
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CLCV Environmental Leadership Awards
The 15th Annual Environmental Leadership Awards on December 3, 2008 brought together over 350 guests at the X Bar in Century City. CLCV honored Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, the six major motion picture studios and CLCV Southern California Director David Allgood. Find out more and see photos from the event.
November election a success for CLCV, the environment
Obama wins; environment picks up seats in California legislature
Prop 1A funds high-speed rail; Props 7 & 10 lose
On November 4, Californians (and voters across the country) voted for the environment. Here in California, we increased our environmental majority in the state legislature by picking up a number of seats, passed Proposition 1A to fund high-speed rail, and defeated misleading Propositions 7 and 10. And nationwide, President-elect Barack Obama promises to usher the nation into a new era of environmental protection.
See our endorsements and results for the November 4th election and the official California results from the Secretary of State's office.
Green California: Uniting the environmental community
The CLCV Education Fund has pioneered a new process to increase collaboration among environmental lobbyists working on state policy in Sacramento. Through the "Green California" convening process, environmental advocates representing over 50 organizations marshal the collective resources and organizational membership—over 1 million Californians—in support of strong policies that address some the state’s most pressing environmental issues. Find out more.
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