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1st National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit, sparked APEN idea
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Launched the Asian Pacific American Climate Change Coalition (APACC) to organize a power APA voice on climate change policy. After training over 100 organizations serving the diverse APA population in California on climate change and environmental justice, APACC has been educating advocating for equitable climate and energy policy in Sacramento.
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Stopped a $1 billion expansion of Chevron’s Richmond oil refinery – California’s largest industrial source of greenhouse emissions – to refine dirtier crude oil, preventing the emission of an additional 900,000 tons of greenhouse gases and other toxic pollutants.
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Organized the only Asian language voter ID and GOTV field program to defeat Proposition 23 – the most important climate, clean energy and jobs victory in the nation in 2010. APEN had one-on-one conversations with over 15,000 Chinese immigrants in Cantonese and Mandarin in California.
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Played a leadership role in formation and on the executive committee of Communities United to Defeat the Dirty Energy Proposition (Proposition 23).
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At a historic APEN leader retreat in October 2011, APEN leaders voted on and selected the organization’s first joint statewide campaign on renewable energy and jobs.
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Leads the development of a model Transit-oriented Development Project in Oakland’s Chinatown to demonstrate how to successfully reduce land-use related greenhouse gas emissions and create healthy and thriving communities that include existing low-income residents.
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