Press Releases

2.5 Trillion Dollars of CA Real Estate At Risk

New UC Report Puts Price Tag on Global Warming Damage

New UC Report Finds Past and Future State Energy Efficiency Policies Deliver Needed Economic Advantage

Provides Critical Evidence as CA Faces Global Financial Crisis

As Budget Stalemate Wears on-- Voters Can Set Their Own Priorities

Next 10 Launches Updated “California Budget Challenge”

Powerful Voter Support for State Global Warming Policies

New Poll Shows Innovation Key; 83% Willing to Make Personal Changes

California Budget Challenge presentation to the League of Women Voters

Put on your thinking caps as you are presented with some of the TOUGH CHOICES the governor and legislature must negotiate this year and in the future

California Voters Set Budget Priorities Using Interactive Internet Game

Next 10 Launches 2008 "California Budget Challenge"

Californians Spend Less on Electricity, Save Billions More than Rest of Country Due to Green Innovation

CA Inventors Win 44 Percent of All U.S. Solar, 37 Percent Wind Patents New Index Tracks VC Green Tech Investment, Patents, Job Growth

Californians see global warming as a serious threat to the state's overall quality of life. Strong belief that action is required; optimism that greenhouse gases can be reduced while at the same time creating jobs and expanding the economy

Majorities Support A Number Of Additional State Government Actions Aimed At Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Innovative Online Game Engages CA Students in State Budget Process

Next Ten’s “California Budget Challenge”, a nonpartisan Internet tool, educates and engages California students in the budget process and empowers them with the means to tell their legislators the choices they would make concerning policies, programs and funding mechanisms

Online Tool Gives Californians a Voice in the State Budget Battle: Next 10's "California Budget Challenge" Sunshines Back Room Political Process

Next week, Governor Schwarzenegger will submit his May Revise of the 2007-08 State Budget and Sacramento legislators are gearing up to fight for their budget priorities. Tradeoffs once made in backrooms of the state Capitol, miles from the attention or awareness of constituents, are now accessible online.