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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 25/09/2026

Polluting projects like data centers will be easier to build and cost taxpayers up to $100 million per year. EJ communities joined the NO campaign because California cannot weaken environmental protections while Trump is attacking them. 🚫 Vote NO on Prop 45 to protect public health from pollution.

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 24/09/2026

Limiting 90% of budget spending for federally qualified partners to direct patient care sounds good but community health centers say it could force cuts to their outreach and prevention work for their vulnerable patients. 🚫 Vote NO on Prop 44 to allow community clinics to manage their own budgets!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 23/09/2026

Raises threshold for local citizen-initiated special taxes from a simple majority to two-thirds vote. It effectively ends revenue generation for cities and counties to improve parks, libraries and homeless services. 🚫 Vote NO on Prop 43 to allow raising special taxes with simple majority of voters!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 22/09/2026

This proposition maintains the status quo of taxings stocks, bonds and business profits at the time of sale instead of taxing their current. So, if a billionaire never sells their assets then they are never taxed on their true wealth. 🚫 Vote NO on Prop 42 to allow taxes on true wealth!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 22/09/2026

Public program taxes would get included in limitations that previously only applied to income, corporate and sales tax revenue. Funds raised for public programs and government services will be further constrained. 🚫 Vote NO on Prop 41 to allow public program and service taxes to be collected!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 21/09/2026

Roughly 200 billionaires in California would be taxed on their wealth one-time to primarily fund state healthcare. Low-income California communities have seen healthcare funding impacted by cuts from Trump’s federal government. ✅ Vote YES on Prop 40 to fund medical care for low-income communities!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 18/09/2026

Many Californians, especially immigrant, low-income, and formerly incarcerated community members experience barriers to secure government-issued ID that Prop 39 would require to vote? Voter fraud is not a real issue but this ballot measure is. 🚫 Vote NO on Prop 39 to prevent voter suppression!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 18/09/2026

This bond supports $8.4 billion for immunology research and requires public sale at 20% below market price. This directly benefits communities impacted by high rates of cancer, which are often communities near pollution sources. ✅ Vote YES on Prop 38 to invest in immunology research!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 18/09/2026

These low interest state loans support borrowers who have barriers to homeownership. It assists people whose income is less than 2x of the area median income which is $102,797 in California for a family of 2 but ranges significantly by county ✅ Vote YES on Prop 37 to support funding home ownership!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 17/09/2026

This amendment separates the recall of an elected official from the replacement of that official into two elections. This applies to Assembly & Senate legislators as well as statewide offices. ✅ Vote YES on Prop 5 so recall elections are clearer to voters!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 17/09/2026

Prop 4 reverses California's ban on public campaign financing that prohibits State and Counties from establishing systems. It would allow candidates to focus their time on appealing to voters and not raising corporate money to get elected. ✅ Vote YES on Prop 4 to allow public campaign financing!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 16/09/2026

Prop 3 makes the 2012 (and renewed in 2016) income tax on high earners permanent and applies to the top 2% wealthiest Californians. It generates an estimated $5–$15 billion per year for K-12 schools and community colleges. ✅ Vote YES on Prop 3 to protect school and community college funding!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 16/09/2026

This proposition expands the rainy day fund for state officials managing the budget during economic uncertainty so that budgetary downturns don’t impact public programs like education, food assistance programs and healthcare. ✅ Vote YES on Prop 2 to expand California’s rainy day fund!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 16/09/2026

Prop 1 Allows for $11.25 billion in bonds to finance affordable housing ownership and construction. It builds on successful state programs like the Multifamily Housing, and Farmworker Housing Grant Programs. ✅ Vote YES on Prop 1 to support the construction and affordable home ownership!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 15/09/2026

CEJA’s 2026 Voter Guide is here! 🎉 There are FOURTEEN ballot measures that need your vote this November, with impacts that can make a huge difference to environmental justice communities. Don’t forget to bring our guide with you to the ballot box 🗳️✅

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 14/09/2026

THANK YOU to our Congreso 2026 sponsors! Your support of EJ leaders empowered community learning, celebrations, and movement-building. @stupskifoundation.bsky.social, @calwellness.bsky.social, @amalgamatedbank.bsky.social, Bancroft Foundation, The Greenlining Institute, @harmlessharvest.bsky.social

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 31/07/2026

CEJA is hiring for an Administration and Operations Associate position. Applications are accepted through August 10 or until we receive an excessive number of qualified applicants. Don't wait! Learn more and apply here: caleja.bamboohr.com/careers/34?s...

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 28/07/2026

Community voices belong in Sacramento — but getting there isn't always easy. Donate to CEJA's anniversary campaign for yourself and on behalf of someone who deserves to be in that room. Multiply the Impact → web.charityengine.net/CEJAs25th

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 19/07/2026

Honor 25 years of community-led environmental justice wins with a gift that keeps giving. 🌱 Donate $25, $2.50, or multiples of $25 on a recurring basis to shape CEJA's next chapter → 🔗 bit.ly/CEJA2026

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 12/07/2026

🎂We're turning 25, and we’re celebrating all year long. 🌱 Help CEJA hit our $25K anniversary goal and power the next chapter of environmental justice in CA. Chip in $25 or more to carry the movement forward → bit.ly/CEJA2026

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 10/07/2026

CEJA is hiring for a Communications Manager position. Applications are accepted through July 26 or until we receive an excessive number of qualified applicants. Don't wait! Learn more and apply here: bit.ly/CEJACommsManager

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 03/06/2026

California is facing an affordability crisis while utilities post major profits, says Travis Gibrael of Reclaim Our Power at the Affordable Energy Campaign event outside PG&E headquarters. It’s time to reform our “structurally fundamentally unsustainable and unjust” system.

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 02/06/2026

Starneisia Hooper, a TURN and Ratepayers United member, joined the Affordable Energy Campaign in Oakland to call out rising utility costs that are forcing people into unsafe and difficult strategies to conserve energy. People are already cutting back wherever possible, but bills keep rising anyway.

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 01/06/2026

Oakland resident & ACCE member Shekinah Samaya-Thomas joined the Affordable Energy Campaign in Oakland because her family is doing everything to conserve energy. Even after cutting back energy use, costs continue to rise.

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 31/05/2026

Rev. Dr. Harold Pierre joined the Affordable Energy Campaign in Oakland to call out rising PG&E bills that are putting pressure on retirees & working families that are already struggling. We need CA leaders to rein in out-of-control profits and spending.

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 31/05/2026

Jose Torres of the Affordable Energy Campaign: CA leaders need to take “courageous stances” & rethink how utilities and wildfire costs are funded to fix our current system that allows companies to make massive profits while ratepayers struggle to pay their bills.

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 29/05/2026

After 19 years working for PG&E, Brenda Pierre joined the Affordable Energy Campaign to call out rising utility bills that are eroding her retirement security and impacting her family. PG&E is making it harder for both retirees and working families to get by.

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 27/05/2026

@UtilityReform’s Adria Tinnin joined the Affordable Energy Campaign in Oakland to call out rising utility costs that drive up housing and everyday essentials. California families are paying the price as rates continue climbing without enough oversight.

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 08/05/2026

Yesterday, advocates and community leaders rallied outside PG&E to call for lower energy bills and real accountability. Californians can’t afford PG&E’s profits. #AffordableEnergyNow

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 04/05/2026

The June 2 election is less than a month away! Here are all the important dates you need to know 🗓️Save this post for later and share with a friend to make sure they vote in this election too! 👭#california #vote #voterregistration #ejvoter

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 10/02/2026

Environmental justice does not exist in isolation. CEJA stands in solidarity with immigrant communities demanding an end to ICE raids and detention, a permanent ceasefire, and an end to U.S. support for violence and genocide abroad. A just future requires defending our communities’ right to exist.

Dark text on an orange background. The header reads "STATEMENT OF SOLIDARITY: Beyond our Scope, but Deeply Present."

The body text reads:
"While CEJA focuses on environmental justice, numerous ongoing movements align with our overall goal of creating a just future for everyone. Vulnerable communities are under attack within California and throughout the world.

CEJA unequivocally supports an embargo of weapons and ammunition to Israel and calls for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. We cannot abide genocide anywhere in our world to have an equitable and just future.

CEJA stands in full solidarity with immigrant communities and calls for the end of all ICE raids and for the immediate release of all detainees. Environmental justice means fighting for our communities’ right to exist — free from fossil fuel pollution and militarized policing.

To all of the other movements on the frontlines of protecting fundamental human rights — our trans and queer siblings, accessibility advocates, defenders of the free press, and many more — we see you. We stand with you in this fight for a just future for all."

Beneath it, a white banner reads: CEJA and CEJA Action’s
2025 Environmental Justice Scorecard: bit.ly/2025EJscorecard

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 19/08/2025

📢 NEW: CCEJN reports — 31% of oil & gas sites near Kern County homes, schools & parks are leaking 37% of leaks are allowed by regulatory loopholes The “heavy oil” exemption shields 68% of CA’s oil & gas sites from leak monitoring & repair rules #ClimateJustice 👉🏽 ccejn.org/2025/08/12/p...

A photo of an oil rig; beneath it, black text on yellow reads "NEW REPORT: Kern Co. oil & gas sites are leaking — and California’s loopholes are letting it happen."

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 06/08/2025

On its 13th anniversary, we remember the #Chevron #Richmond Refinery Fire and the 15,000+ people it sent to doctors and hospitals. A settlement of $5 million for this fire, followed by another for broader harms at $550 million, is just the start of the accountability for #BigOil that we deserve.

Orange textured background with an image and white text overlaid. The photo is of massive plumes of white vapor and dark smoke rising from an oil refinery above the city of Richmond, California. The text reads:
August 6, 2025
Remembering the 2012 Chevron Richmond Refinery Fire
which caused 15,000+ community members to need medical care for breathing problems and related ailments.
What’s happened to hold Chevron accountable?"

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 23/06/2025

Free political education time! Join us tmr to learn about our #environmentaljustice priorities and ask us all your burning questions. We're in this together. Register: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 19/06/2025

Happy #Juneteenth! We're celebrating but we all still know racial injustice is far from over. Racist land use policies and white supremacy brought us to a world where Black and brown neighborhoods across the US are disproportionately enduring the health impacts of pollution and the fight continues!

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 23/04/2025

Community power staying strong. On 4/8, 30+ of us turned up to the LADWP Board meeting to say NO to the Scattergood Power Plant Modernization Project, which would retrofit the gas plant to burn up to 30% hydrogen and 70% methane by 2029 😷💨 🤜🏽🤛🏾 @sierraclubca.bsky.social @psr-la.bsky.social @nrdc.org

A group of people standing in a group indoors holding signs that read "Stop gaslighting LA: NO H2 Combustion", "ScatterGoodBye", and "Shut Down ScatterBad", among others.

A speaker at a podium with the LADWP board shown on the left and seats full of onlookers on the right, many holding signs denouncing the Scattergood Modernization Project proposal.

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 28/03/2025

Webinar starting in half an hour! Join us with CBE, @scope-la.bsky.social and friends to talk thru the link between neighborhood oil drilling and the LA wildfires - and how we can organize to change things. Free / virtual / register here: bit.ly/STANDwebinar

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 27/02/2025

The smiling faces of our #environmentaljustice advocates after speaking at last week's @calenergy.bsky.social meeting! Ask us about how we can retire gas plants with offshore wind and how communities can take control of their own grid ✊🏽☀️ @heenasayshey.bsky.social @sierraclubca.bsky.social

A selfie of environmental justice advocates from CEJA, CAUSE, CBE, EYCEJ, RedwoodCOREHub, NRDC, and EarthJustice.

Environmental justice advocates sit on a panel at a California Energy Commission meeting to speak to the need for more community engagement in offshore wind planning and its connection to the retirement of gas plants in California. The photo shows a wood-paneled room with five speakers sitting on a panel with CA and USA flags to their side, the City of Long Beach insignia behind them, and listeners seated in the audience. Panelists shown from left to right: Jana Ganion (Office of Governor Gavin Newsom), Lucia Marquez (CAUSE), Heena Singh (CEJA), Lonyx Landry (RedwoodCOREHub), and Taylor Thomas (EYCEJ).

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 20/02/2025

The impact of redlining goes far beyond housing. Decades later, these same redlined neighborhoods are #environmentaljustice communities—”sacrifice zones” where polluting industries are concentrated and residents experience significant environmental and health impacts. (3/7)

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California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) @ceja.org · 16/01/2025

What we know: Fossil fuel & utility pollution fueled the LA fires and billions in damages. Californians are paying the price while polluters profit. What we need: BOLD ACTION—hold them accountable. #MakePollutersPay. Full page ad in the SacBee calls on CA Lawmakers and Governor Newsom to lead.

A full-page advertisement shows an image of the wildfires in LA and text overlaid that reads: "Climate change is costing us. Polluters need to pay their fair share for creating this crisis. We can't afford anything less. Legislators and Governor: Deliver corporate polluter and utility accountability this year."

Below are logos for NRDC, PSR, EOPA Code Blue, The Climate Center Action Fund, CEJA, CA Environmental Voters, and Greenpeace.

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