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SAN FRANCISCO, CA Gov. Gavin Newsom volunteers at St. Anthony’s in San Francisco on MLK Day of Service. (Office of Governor Gavin Newsom)
SAN FRANCISCO, CA As a nod to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. s call to service, Gov. Gavin Newsom volunteered at St. Anthony s in San Francisco to celebrate King s life. The governor spent the day preparing hot meals for families in need and those experiencing housing insecurity.
St. Anthony s is a San Francisco nonprofit that supports low-income and homeless residents of the Tenderloin neighborhood. The nonprofit serves thousands of meals each day in addition to guiding those to services that provide medical care, clothing, computer access and addiction recovery services, according to a news release.
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California can be credited with many air-quality-improvement firsts. Listed among these is a waiver granted by the fed that allowed the state to establish its own more stringent light-duty vehicle tailpipe-emissions standards, that is, apart from those prescribed for the rest of the U.S.
In an Oct. 19, 2020 news release, meanwhile, the California Environmental Protection Agency Air Resources Board (ARB) stated: “In Executive Order N-79-20 issued September 23, Governor Newsom recognized that achieving our air quality and climate goals hinge on transforming the state’s transportation sector. In that EO, the Governor boldly calls for 100 percent sales of zero emission light-duty vehicles by 2035.” If this comes to pass, California will add to its pollutant-emissions-lowering “firsts” credits.