Greater Los Angeles has the worst air pollution in the country.
For as much progress we’ve made to push back against smog – and we have made significant progress – just last year the South Coast Air Basin Violated Federal Standards for Ozone for 85 days in a row, narrowly missing the near record of 87 set the year before. Without a doubt, we have our challenges.
The good news is that a diverse group of people have come together to push back against smog. Los Angeles has come together in a big way.
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Organization Pledge Leaders in the Los Angeles
By Total Pledges
Southern California Edison |
1621 pledges |
SoCalGas |
1143 pledges |
Lime |
592 pledges |
By % of organization pledged
East Los Angeles Community Youth Center |
100% |
AI LA Community |
100% |
Lime |
100% |
2020 Los Angeles Regional Working Group
- Co-Chairs
- Sheila Kuehl, Los Angeles County Supervisor
- Mario Archaga, UPS
Tiffany Allegretti, IQAir
Kendal Asuncion, Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce
Chelsea Bryant, UCLA – Urban Planning
Irene Burga, Office of Mayor Eric Garcetti
Maria Camacho, LA Rams
Sara Cederberg, Google
Robyn Eason, City of West Hollywood
Jasmine Elbarbary, Department of Neighborhood Empowerment
Nicole Englund, Office of Supervisor Sheila Kuehl
James Evans, UCLA Sustainability
Sarita Figueroa, Southern California Gas Company
Sophie Freeman, Office of Supervisor Sheila Kuehl
Felicia Friesema, Foothill Transit
Crystal Gaither, IQAir
Ryan Jackson, Los Angeles Department of Water & Power
Marianne Kim, Automobile Club of Southern California
Allison Leanos, Southern Cailfornia Edison
John Marler, AEG
Trisha Muse, Southern California Gas Co.
Sara Neff, Kilroy Realty
Sarah Patterson, SCAG
Brian Sheridan, Coalition for Clean Air
Carolyn Sims, Southern Cailfornia Edison
Chandelle Wiebe, Snap Inc.
Katy Young Yaroslavsky, Office of Supervisor Sheila Kuehl