Ada Recinos is a Temporary Deputy Press Secretary for the Fossil Free Finance and Industrial Transformation campaigns. She is based in Las Vegas, NV.
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President-elect Donald Trump announced former Bush administration Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) commissioner and cryptocurrency peddler Paul Aktins as his selection to chair the…
WASHINGTON, DC – Members of CHIPS Communities United (CCU), a coalition of unions, environmental, social justice, civil rights, and community groups, responded to the contract between the CHIPS…
Sacramento, CA – CalPERS beneficiaries testified this week, calling on the CalPERS Board of Directors to commit to no new Exxon bond purchases to protect against financial risk due to climate change…
WASHINGTON, DC – Today, the House Committee on Natural Resources Subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources is holding a hearing on the bicameral and bipartisan Intergovernmental Critical…
SACRAMENTO – CalPERS beneficiaries testified November 18 calling on the CalPERS Board of Directors to commit to no new Exxon bond purchases to protect against financial risk due to climate change.…
Washington, DC – Members of CHIPS Communities United (CCU), a coalition of unions, environmental, social justice, civil rights, and community groups, responded to the contract announced on Friday…
WASHINGTON, DC – In 2021, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law became the largest infrastructure bill in generations. In 2022, the largest climate jobs and manufacturing bill ever – the …
WASHINGTON, DC – Ahead of this November’s elections, the Sierra Club is contacting voters across several states—Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Oregon, and Washington—where the office of State…
Washington, D.C. – A new report from Industrious Labs offers the first facility-by-facility breakdown of toxic emissions from U.S. coal-based steel and coke plants, exposing the staggering human…
SACRAMENTO, CA – Dozens of CalPERS beneficiaries testified September 16, 2024 in front of the CalPERS Board of Directors and more than 2,000 beneficiaries and supporters sent letters to CalPERS’…