And it is such an Interactive Community to where you can get to talk to people one on one and get to know their ideas and what they are thinking and just to see them smile makes a smile. So if you come back to if you have any role in the future, what is a job that you would like to have . Since you are in college right now, why dont you answer that. Go ahead. Well i am a bio major. So probably a commissioner if i could get there i am a bio major. And so you need to see me. I want to put you in touch with my stem cell agency. Well the states stem cell agency. Sure. You might give me a call. All right. That is the kind of thing that we, that our mentors teach us and that we have the speakers who are just like networking and how maybe did they major in what they are working at as a puc and a lot of people went to the city college and some people went to stanford and i think that it shows the students that it does not matter where you came from, it doesnt matter what situation you might be
The living machine and the fire fly wall and we are not allow to go up to the other floors because we do not want to distesh the other workers there, and sometimes people ask us and they have a little video that shows the other floors, but we also play a game. We tell the kids at the beginning we are going to ask you guys questions about what you just learned about the puc and we show them a video about the Sewer Program and we split them up in a team so they play with the food prizes they are getting invested because we know what it is like to learn and what the best ways to learn are and if you are invested you are going to remember that information so that in the future all of these youth interns that might be working at the puc and some of us might be commissioners and hopefully that they get invested in what we are doing here because it is our future and we want to make sure that we are making take of ourselves. Did you have Something Else to add . Well, in addition to that, we do
The union labor heavily involved in this build out project. And i can also say for the rest of the community coalition, that is working for clean power sf and making it strong that we also concur with the statement that the sierra club put out and so the grassroots organizizers out here are strongly, supportive and would be deeply concerned about a program that did not maximize to the greatest extent possible the union labor on the project. When the projects were then programmed. And that is paramount and it is just smart for us to take that position and even though i am a solid Union Supporter but it is wise for us to take that position because together we can make sure that this Program Becomes what it ought to become. Which is hundreds of megawatts of local installation and hiring the California Workers to make this city a green city. And started bringing in a deal for this country and if we get it done here it will spread. And the union labor is going to be key to that and so i wan
People that you can do whatever you want if you put your mind to it. And natalie and i, we would like to thank you guys so much for this great opportunity. And it is such an Interactive Community to where you can get to talk to people one on one and get to know their ideas and what they are thinking and just to see them smile makes a smile. So if you come back to if you have any role in the future, what is a job that you would like to have . Since you are in college right now, why dont you answer that. Go ahead. Well i am a bio major. So probably a commissioner if i could get there i am a bio major. And so you need to see me. I want to put you in touch with my stem cell agency. Well the states stem cell agency. Sure. You might give me a call. All right. That is the kind of thing that we, that our mentors teach us and that we have the speakers who are just like networking and how maybe did they major in what they are working at as a puc and a lot of people went to the city college and s
As First Nations and Métis communities are increasingly at the forefront of Ontario's energy transformation, the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) is providing up to $15 million for Indigenous energy planning, infrastructure development and education to support Indigenous leadership in the energy sector.