- Occupation: Doctor of Chiropractic
- Born and raised in Canyon
- Volunteer tree planter, The Redwood Project
- Volunteer, Jerry Brown for Mayor (Oakland, 1998)
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Stop Suburban Sprawl: Zoning Freeze on Virgin Lands, No Annexations, Redevelop Paved Areas with Affordable Housing, Transit Villages, No More Freeways
- Political Reform: Self-Imposed $100 limit, no PAC, Corporation, Developer or Refinery Contributions Accepted; Will push for radical Reform on Board
- Global Warming. '92 Rio Summit fingered local government to fight pollution; Community Choice of Electricity could clean up our emissions dramatically
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- Why I Am Running
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Get Big Money Out of Politics and Stop Sprawl
- Q&A On Other Issues
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"Think Globally, Act Locally" is the motto of the time, but county government continues to govern in the old style. I am for bringing the holistic Big Picture to county government and connecting the dots between "issues" like sprawl and crime, public health, and the quality of life.
- Global Warming and Local Governments: The Case for Community Choice as an "Act Locally" Strategy
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The 1992 Rio Summit on Global Warming fingered local government as the essential layer of government to deal with Global Warming. There is a movement among local governments to do so, and electricity is key to this effort, being the largest single cause of greenhouse gases. The following paper summarizes the political situation in California surrounding empowering local governments to act.
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