East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for Dec. 16, 2022
Fenceline monitors at refineries are required to protect neighbors from exposure to toxic gases, but their data can’t be trusted. The Bay Area Air Quality Management District has not approved a single quality assurance plan for any refinery fenceline systems. Bad data is worse than no data because it can give a false impression that all is well.
Despite occasional theatrical gestures — like showing up for her inauguration in an art car — the most tangible result of Schaaf’s tenure has been the displacement of artists and poor people. Shaaf’s cheerleading for a stadium at the port would not allow voters to say whether or not we want to pay for its infrastructure.Amelia MarshallState politicians reminded about who owns the Capitol
This is happening as Californians nervously fill their gas tanks to three-quarters of capacity to save pennies for those soaring grocery bills.
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