Adam Browning

Executive Director, Vote Solar Initiative

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Executive director of the Vote Solar Initiative, a nonprofit organization working to bring solar energy into the mainstream

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Measure B  on next week's Los Angeles City ballot would authorize the publicly owned Department of Water and Power to build 400 megawatts worth of photovoltaics on warehouse rooftops,…

Shining Some Sunlight on Measure B

Measure B on next week's Los Angeles City ballot would authorize the publicly owned Department of Water and Power to build 400 megawatts worth of photovoltaics on warehouse rooftops,…

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