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LWV of Palo Alto Climate Crisis Call to Action speakers

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF PALO ALTO present:

Virtual Speaker Event featuring Guest Speakers:

Christine Luong, Sustainability Manager for the City of Palo Alto

Nicole Angiel, Director of Sustainability, Acterra

Climate Crisis Call to Action:

Think Globally / Act Locally

Wednesday, March 10, 2021

12:00 to 1:00 pm

Moderator: Mary O’Kicki, Chair of LWV of California's Food, Soil and Agriculture Committee

LWVUS has declared climate change to be both an emergency and a priority. We have

already seen the effects of an early and long fire season in our local area. Our speakers will

help us understand what actions we as individuals can take to reduce Green House Gas (GHG)

emissions.

● You will learn from Ms. Luong about the City of Palo Alto’s “Sustainability and Climate

Action Plan” (S/CAP), why the city is creating it, and and what it means for you.

● Ms. Angiel will help us understand the importance of our food choices in reducing Green

House Gas emissions.

Co-sponsored by

Sitting at the discussion table is Mary O’Kicki, chair of the LWV of California’s food, soil, and agriculture committee. She’ll serve as moderator for this affair. Register here.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

Submit your questions for Christine Luong and Nicole Angiel by email to

lwvpaoffice@gmail.com with subject “Climate Action”

Guest Speakers:

Christine Luong — Sustainability Manager for the City of Palo Alto

Christine is a climate change and sustainability advocate with

extensive experience managing environmental, advocacy,

membership, and health programs. As the Sustainability Manager for

the City of Palo Alto, she collaborates with City departments to

implement Palo Alto’s Sustainability and Climate Action Plan, with a

goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions 80% below 1990 levels by

2030. Christine holds a master's degree in Public Administration

from San Francisco State University and a bachelor's degree in Environmental Science and

Policy from Duke University.

Nicole Angiel — Director of Sustainability, Acterra

Nicole has been working to protect the environment throughout her career.

Prior to joining Acterra in 2015, she developed and managed local

government waste reduction programs and developed innovative public

outreach campaigns, including the first regional Earth Day festival in West

Contra Costa County in 2000. Sustainable food was at the forefront of that

event. Nicole has a B.A. from Columbia University and a M.S. from University

of Washington.