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BRIEFING INVITATION Consumers Union invites you to a briefing to learn about its new report: “Consumer Impacts of California’s Low-Carbon Transportation Policies.” The report, conducted by ICF International, analyzes the consumer impacts of California’s primary policies to lower carbon emissions in the transportation sector, including: the Low Carbon Fuel Standard, light-duty vehicle greenhouse gas standards, the Zero Emission Vehicle Program, sustainable communities strategies (Senate Bill 375), and the AB 32 Cap-and-Trade Program. Date: Thursday, March 31, 2016 Time: 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Location: Room 126 Questions, email: [email protected] or: [email protected] Speakers: Shannon Baker-Branstetter, Policy Counsel on Energy and Environment, Consumers Union. Ms. Baker-Branstetter has expertise in California and federal policy aimed at reducing carbon and other emissions from the transportation and electric utility sectors. Dr. Philip Sheehy, Senior Technical Specialist, ICF International. Dr. Sheehy led the ICF team in conducting the analysis for “Consumer Impacts of California’s Low-Carbon Transportation Policies.” Dr. Sheehy's experience in the transportation and energy sectors focuses on the regulatory, technical, and economic drivers for conventional and alternative fuels and advanced vehicle technologies. Sekita Grant, Environmental Equity Legal Counsel, Greenlining Institute. Ms. Grant is part of the Environmental Equity team, where she works to make energy and climate policies in California equitable and beneficial to communities of color.