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Protect West Coast communities and environment with continued
emphasis on programs, projects, education and interventions on
behalf of regional sustainable clean energy solutions over
petrochemical or global energy consortiums.
Belief:
Energy needs should be gradually satisfied by localized
technologies involving solar, wind and wave power, as well as,
conservation and voluntary collectivism.
Powerful international industrial organizations, cartels and
infrastructure dependent upon massive pipeline redistribution
technologies are dangerous and uneconomical when holistically
assessed for long-term economic and human impact.
Action:
Stewards will actively and responsibly intervene with studies,
recommended alternatives and collective voice to inform and advise
when irresponsible solutions are being ‘sold’ to the public and
civic leaders. This includes, reviewing, providing expert
testimony and bringing public attention to projects and proposals
that have significant impact in areas of air quality, health,
safety, ocean, marine, animal and plant life.
Stewards will proactively encourage, communicate, foster and
contribute to the development of solar, wind, hydropower and wave
power clean energy alternatives as well as, conservation and
voluntary cooperation.
Current projects include:
Continue working as a steering committee member
with the “No LNG Community Alliance” (collection of community
groups) keeping track of the “Clearwater Port LNG” proposal,
including future LNG and other energy projects; continuing to help
develop a community approach and winning strategy. Involvement of
Latino leaders and organizations are focused primarily because
Latino leaders and organizations have not in the past been
involved in environmental issues.
Participate as an advisor and activist for the
restoration of the Ormond Beach Wetlands and clean-up of the
Halaco hazardous plant waste in Oxnard, CA..
Participating and helping organize clean energy
discussions, meetings, and symposiums with businesses, consumers,
public agencies and elected officials in the State of California,
the Pacific Rim, the United States and Mexico.
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