Congress is planning to sell off public lands and increase the amount of logging, timber sales, and industrial development on them in an attempt to reduce the size of the country’s budget for Fiscal Year 2025 through a process that is called “budget reconciliation”.
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Organophosphates are a class of neurotoxic chemicals that are used widely in agriculture as pesticides, and can severely damage the nervous system. Congress has the power to act and the responsibility to protect farmworkers and everyday consumers.
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SCCA is so honored to have worked alongside this group of dedicated and amazing people and organizations on this important project.

You can follow Santa Rosa's newest council person here!
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We're in San Jose today representing Sonoma County at the CPCA 'My Vote My Health' conference. The work we've done over the last year to increase voter turnout has paid real, local dividends. Now it's time to show off our results and meet the rest of the statewide team!

While it has not officially been called by any outlet (yet), Democrat Derek Tran is declaring victory over GOP Rep. Michelle Steel in #CA45!

Congratulations Caroline Bañuelos on this historic win. It's a testament to the fact that it's people that power campaigns, not money. #SonomaCounty #SantaRosa #GrassRoots
www.carolineforsantarosa.com

My TED Talk on Saving Ourselves is OUT! Tune in to learn why we ALL need to be apocalyptic optimists: Prepared for the climate shocks that are coming and ready to rally as activists, disruptors, and bridge-builders to save ourselves from the climate crisis. go.ted.com/danarfisher

Gallo of Sonoma workers are hard at work getting the vineyard ready for next year's crop. They appreciate their union contract which ensures they have the safety gear they need including gloves, safety goggles and more. #WeFeedYou

SCCA exists to mobilize and give voice to all of our environmentally concerned residents, encouraging action that will be seen and felt in our communities for years to come.

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