Permaculture Bay Area Regional Guild
Network of the Greater SF bay Area Permaculture Guilds
This is a regional group of the the Permaculture Alliance of California with a focus to network and provide regional resources to our ever expanding San Francisco Bay area Permaculture Community.. ...learn more
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Created: Oct 30, 2007
Updated: Nov 27, 2009
Membership: Open
Semi-Private
Questions for Cabrillo Board Candidates
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Please use this wiki to propose questions to be asked of the candidates for Cabrillo College's governing board, specifically those relating to sustainability issues at Cabrillo. As this is a wiki, we can also edit one another's suggested questions.
Proposed questions:
- Which of these policies would you support to help reduce Cabrillo College's greenhouse gas emissions (in accordance with the American College and University President's Climate Commitment, that we have signed)?
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- seeking funding for alternative energy production (e.g. solar photovoltaics on campus)
- seeking funding for improved public transportation access for students, faculty and staff
- a policy that all future construction and remodeling on campus will be LEED certified for green building practices
- seeking funding for alternative energy production (e.g. solar photovoltaics on campus)
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Note that because we are not chartered, we cannot officially endorse a candidate. Do we want to be chartered? What would that entail, and what would it signify for us?
We might be able to take a poll about the candidates and post the results.
Faculty and staff: remember to be careful about making endorsements while you're "on the clock." (I wonder when it is that faculty are not...) Brian King's email on Sept 3rd said: "As a public institution, we have a duty to make sure that any political advocacy or campaign activities take place outside of work hours at Cabrillo, including meetings to consider endorsements or to interview candidates."