Kathryn Phillips

Sierra Club of California

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Executive director of the Sierra Club of California

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State Senate Bill 350  would increase the amount of electricity generated by renewable energy sources, including wind and solar.

Does Cleaning the Air Mean Curbing Your Driving?

State Senate Bill 350  would increase the amount of electricity generated by renewable energy sources, including wind and solar.

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More than five years ago, voters in California overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure  to approve selling bonds for a groundbreaking high-speed rail project.

Fast Train, Budget Drain

More than five years ago, voters in California overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure  to approve selling bonds for a groundbreaking high-speed rail project.

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There are about 300 hydrogen-powered automobiles on California roads and highways.

California Restarts the Hydrogen Highway

There are about 300 hydrogen-powered automobiles on California roads and highways.

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