Campaign Updates
SOMAH Program Manager
We're hiring a Program Manager to coordinate the next phase in the implementation of the landmark, statewide Solar on Multifamily Affordable Housing (SOMAH) Program. Read more about role and apply here!
Tell California Officials: No Drilling Where We’re Living / Dígale a los oficiales de California: No Más Perforación Donde Vivimos
Right now, more than 2 Million Californians are living and breathing the toxic health impacts of oil and gas drilling sites in their neighborhoods. An end to chronic asthma and cancer in our neighborhoods is in sight. Join us to to send a message - no more drilling where we're living!
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT- Finance and Administration Director
The Finance & Administration Director (FAD) is a shared position between EHC and CEJA to accomplish this important goal. The FAD will play a significant role in managing the financial, administration and human resources programs necessary to CEJA’s current and future functioning.
VISION coalition commends historic 3,200 ft setback for public health, urges Governor Newsom to close loopholes and phase out neighborhood drilling
“Wilmington residents have lived with the dangerous health impacts of oil drilling for far too long. The Governor’s announcement regarding the CALGEM rulemaking shows us that the Newsom administration is listening to us,” said Wendy Miranda, Wilmington Community Member, CBE.
Environmental Justice Advocates Respond to OC Oil Spill: Time to end Dangerous Drilling In Our Backyards
On Thursday, the California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) and Voices in Solidarity against Oil in Neighborhoods (VISIÓN) urged lawmakers and the Newsom administration to treat the environmental health crisis caused by fossil fuels impacting working communities of color with the same urgency as the Governor’s response to this weekend’s oil spill that occurred off the coast of southern California.
EJ Organizations Issue Statement on Rooftop Solar and Distributed Generation in California
As low income and communities of color face an affordability crisis, rising rates, major utility debt, economic insecurity, and ongoing power outages, the group released the following statement. California’s Emergency Proclamation Shows Need for Investments in Clean and Resilient Energy
August 5, 2021 For Immediate Release Contact: Isa Flores-Jones, isa@caleja.orgCalifornia’s Emergency Proclamation Shows Need for Investments in Clean and Resilient Energy
EJ Advocates call for the state to invest in resilience centers, demand response, and other clean energy solutions August 5, 2021 – On Friday, the state of California issued an emergency proclamation that removes environmental restrictions and allows … Read More
NEW: First update from the 2021-2022 scoping plan process
Read: The first update from the 2021 CARB Scoping Plan process - the little-known regulatory process that will structure the next 23 years of climate legislation in California. Join us to take action on August 3rd and August 17th.
2020 Environmental Justice Agency Assessment
The day to day regulatory work of California’s state agencies has life-threatening consequences for frontline communities. When the pandemic struck last year, working class people of color were already fighting a statewide pollution and climate crisis.
